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Communications

Systems

About the Author

Michael P. Fitz has experience both as a teacher of electrical communications

and as a designer of electrical communication systems. He has been a profes-

sor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of California Los

Angeles (UCLA), the Ohio State University, and Purdue University. Professor

Fitz won the D. D. Ewing Undergraduate Teaching Award at Purdue University

in 1995. Prof. Fitz was a member of the editorial board of the IEEE Transactions

on Communications. Dr. Fitz has worked as a digital communication system

engineer for a variety of companies and currently is a senior communication

systems engineer at Northrop Grumman. In these roles he has designed, built,

and tested modems for land mobile and satellite communications applications.

He received the 2001 IEEE Communications Society Leonard G. Abraham Prize

Paper Award in the ﬁeld of communications systems for his contributions to

space-time modem technology.

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