March 26, 2024; Undergraduate electrical engineering students Jeffrey Yang, Will Covington, and K Blouch (seated left to right) discussing lecture concepts and lab measurements for characterizing thermal noise in a radio receiver with professor Nick Laneman. Students learn about various impairments such as noise, frequency and phase offsets, propagation effects, and interference as well as system designs to mitigate them in the digital radio communications course offered in the Department of...
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March 26, 2024; Undergraduate electrical engineering students Jeffrey Yang, Will Covington, and K Blouch (seated left to right) discussing lecture concepts and lab measurements for characterizing thermal noise in a radio receiver with professor Nick Laneman. Students learn about various impairments such as noise, frequency and phase offsets, propagation effects, and interference as well as system designs to mitigate them in the digital radio communications course offered in the Department of Electrical Engineering at the University of Notre Dame. (Photo by Barbara Johnston/University of Notre Dame)
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