Communication Principle Experimental Tutorial Based On LabVIEW

Communication Principle Experimental Tutorial Based On LabVIEW

Chief Editors: Liang Quanquan; Hao Jianjun; Wang Zhuopeng

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Liang Quanquan Hao Jianjun Wang Zhuopeng

About the Authors

Wang Zhuopeng, born in February 1963, native of Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China, graduated from the Department of Electronic Engineering of Tsinghua University, China in July 1993, with a master's degree, the title of professor and editor-in-chief, and master's tutor. The research direction is smart antenna technology. The author participated in China's National Natural Science Foundation. Liang Quanquan was born in November 1981. The author’s native place is Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China. The author has received the 2004 Natural Science Foundation key project and the China Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation and other vertical projects for many years. The author majored in communication engineering at Shandong University in China and received a bachelor's degree in engineering. The author has won 2 second prizes for China's Shandong Province Science and Technology Progress Award and 1 international invention patent. From 2008 to 2010, the author served as a visiting student at the University of Michigan in the United States. In December 2010, the author was awarded a number of national invention patents and utility model patents in China. Majored in communication and information systems at Shandong University, received a doctorate in engineering and the title of lecturer. Currently working in the Department of Communication Engineering, School of Electronic Information Engineering, Shandong University of Science and Technology, as a master's tutor. The author’s research direction is wireless communications. Hosted 1 National Natural Science Foundation Youth Fund and participated in more than 10 national funds and provincial and ministerial funds. Won the second prize of Shandong Provincial Science and Technology Award for Natural Science and published more than 10 academic papers. In recent years, the author has taught undergraduate courses "Signals and Systems", "Communication Principles", "Information Theory and Coding", etc.; and taught postgraduate courses "Information Theory", "Wireless Communication Principles", "Engineering Mathematics", etc.

Hao Jianjun, born in February 1971, is a native of Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China. The author graduated from China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing) in 2007, majoring in communications and information systems. The author received a doctorate in engineering, the title of associate professor, and a master's tutor. The author’s research interests include communication networks and communication signal processing. In 2004, the author participated in the development of the China Galileo Test Receiver (CGTR) of the Galileo Project. In 2006, the author participated in the development of China's first GPS receiver SoC baseband chip HXM001B. In recent years, the author has undertaken three National Natural Science Foundation of China projects, presided over one each of China's Shandong Province Science and Technology Development Plan and Qingdao City Science and Technology Plan Project, and won one third prize of China's Shandong Province University Scientific Research Award.

Wang Zhuopeng, born in February 1963, is a native of Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China. The author graduated from the Department of Electronic Engineering of Tsinghua University, China in July 1993, with a master's degree, the title of professor and editor-in-chief, and a master's tutor.

The research direction is smart antenna technology. Participated in China's National Natural Science Foundation of China. Born in November 1981. Native of Qingdao City, Shandong Province, China. 2004 Natural Science Foundation key project, China Shandong Province Natural Science Foundation and other vertical projects for many years. Majored in communication engineering at Shandong University, China. Obtained a bachelor's degree in engineering. The author has won 2 second prizes for China's Shandong Province Science and Technology Progress Award and 1 international invention patent. From 2008 to 2010, the author served as a visiting student at the University of Michigan in the United States. In December 2010, the author was awarded a number of national invention patents and utility model patents in China.