SDL-News: Simulation in digital communications

Subject: SDL-News: Simulation in digital communications
KEMoss6#aol.com
Date: Thu Dec 16 2004 - 10:53:18 GMT

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Hello all

Those of you who have been to the last SDL Forum in 2003 and the SDL Workshop
in 2004 will recognise me as the also ran in the Design Contest. At the end
of last year's contest I decided that I would try to better in 2005. To that
end I have become slightly proficient in using the User Interface supplied by
Solinet for the Safire environment.

If you looked at my posters you will also have noticed my interest in
simulating some facets of digital communications, principally to explain their
operation. I have now put these two things together and produced some simulation
software that I think would be of interest to many educators in Communications
Engineering and Computer Science. I would very much like some feedback as to the
perceived quality and perhaps whether there is any interest in acquiring some
of the modules.

You can find details on a WEB page that I have set up for this purpose at the
address http://members.aol.com/KEMoss6.

Please let me have your comments. Either to my e-mail address KEMoss6#AOL.com
or k.e.moss#ieee.org.

Regards Keith Moss

Hello all

Those of you who have been to the last SDL Forum in 2003 and the SDL Workshop in 2004 will recognise me as the also ran in the Design Contest. At the end of last year's contest I decided that I would try to better in 2005. To that end I have become slightly proficient in using the User Interface supplied by Solinet for the Safire environment.

If you looked at my posters you will also have noticed my interest in simulating some facets of digital communications, principally to explain their operation. I have now put these two things together and produced some simulation software that I think would be of interest to many educators in Communications Engineering and Computer Science. I would very much like some feedback as to the perceived quality and perhaps whether there is any interest in acquiring some of the modules.

You can find details on a WEB page that I have set up for this purpose at the address http://members.aol.com/KEMoss6.

Please let me have your comments. Either to my e-mail address KEMoss6#AOL.com or k.e.moss#ieee.org.

Regards Keith Moss --End text from KEMoss6#aol.com to sdlnews --- For extra SDL Forum Society benefits join at