Corporate Networks examines the changes in telecommunications from a wide variety of perspectives, including the technologies, the applications involved, management and organizational issues, and societal and cultural issues. It offers comprehensive coverage of information systems and telecommunications and their interrelationship in the marketplace and the workplace.
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Excellent perspective of Radio Technology,
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This review is from: Digital Cellular Radio (The Artech House Telecommunication Library) (Hardcover)
In short time I had to learn Radio Technology. As usual when approaching new subject I bought and borrowed a dozen of books. The problem with most books is as usual, that you already have to know the subject in order to benefit from them. Not so with this book. I've read it just like a crime novel and I think I've got better understanding of the subject than I've got from rest of the books. So start with this book and then you will be ready to attack any of the other books from authors like Sklar, Proakis, Miller and Blake.
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From concept to technical details. Very Comprehensive Book!,
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This review is from: Digital Cellular Radio (The Artech House Telecommunication Library) (Hardcover)
This book helped me understand this complicated subject. This book covers the economic reasons for a particular cellular system design as well as the technical aspect. Although technology changes rapidly in this field, I feel this book will make an excellent reference for anyone interested in this subject.
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It is often said that we are on the verge of a "revolution" in mobile communications, a revolution that will ultimately liberate us as communication users from being tied down to a particular fixed location in the telephone network, and will provide us with an advanced voice and data communication capability in a highly portable package (one that is at least "briefcase-friendly," and preferably "body-friendly," in the current jargon), at a reasonable price. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
cellular architects, nonwireline applicants, cellular idea, second coding stage, total spectrum allocation, precellular era, cellular engineers, high system costs, analog cellular radio, average delay spread, analog customers, wireline telephony, cost per circuit, spectrum efficiency, digital network services, wireline network, mobile radio technology, spectrum shortage, granular noise, emissions mask, technological stasis, wideband systems, cochannel interference, receiver filtering, analog cellular systems Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, Communications Magazine, Bell Laboratories, Herschel Shosteck, Los Angeles, Vehicular Technology Conference, World War, John Bellamy, Alexander Graham Bell, Federal Communications Commission, Microwave Mobile Communications, Digital Land Mobile Radio Communications, Industrial Communications, Mobile Phone News, Proceedings of the International Conference, Spread Spectrum Communications, Justice Department, Mobile Communications Engineering, North American, Mobile Communications Design Fundamentals, Selected Areas, Advanced Mobile Phone Service, Communications Sciences, The Future of Cellular Radio New!
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It is often said that we are on the verge of a "revolution" in mobile communications, a revolution that will ultimately liberate us as communication users from being tied down to a particular fixed location in the telephone network, and will provide us with an advanced voice and data communication capability in a highly portable package (one that is at least "briefcase-friendly," and preferably "body-friendly," in the current jargon), at a reasonable price. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
cellular architects, nonwireline applicants, cellular idea, second coding stage, total spectrum allocation, precellular era, cellular engineers, high system costs, analog cellular radio, average delay spread, analog customers, wireline telephony, cost per circuit, spectrum efficiency, digital network services, wireline network, mobile radio technology, spectrum shortage, granular noise, emissions mask, technological stasis, wideband systems, cochannel interference, receiver filtering, analog cellular systems Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, Communications Magazine, Bell Laboratories, Herschel Shosteck, Los Angeles, Vehicular Technology Conference, World War, John Bellamy, Alexander Graham Bell, Federal Communications Commission, Microwave Mobile Communications, Digital Land Mobile Radio Communications, Industrial Communications, Mobile Phone News, Proceedings of the International Conference, Spread Spectrum Communications, Justice Department, Mobile Communications Engineering, North American, Mobile Communications Design Fundamentals, Selected Areas, Advanced Mobile Phone Service, Communications Sciences, The Future of Cellular Radio New!
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- Digital Telephony (Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing) by John C. Bellamy on 15 pages
- Microwave Mobile Communications by William C. Jakes on 9 pages
- Mobile Communications Engineering: Theory and Applications by William C. Y. Lee on 7 pages
- Mobile Communications Design Fundamentals (Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing) by William C. Y. Lee on 6 pages
- Digital Transmission Systems by David R. Smith on 6 pages
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- Wireless Communications for Intelligent Transportation Systems (Artech House Its Series) by Scott D Elliott on 4 pages
- An Introduction to GSM (Artech House Mobile Communication Series) by Siegmund M. Redl on 4 pages
- Mobile Telecommunications: Standards, Regulation, and Applications (Artech House Mobile Communications Library) by Rudi Bekkers on 4 pages
- Digital Telephony and Network Integration by Bernard E. Keiser on page 219, page 220, and page 267
- Fundamentals of Mobile Radio Engineering by Michel Daoud Yacoub on page 20, page 383, and page 413
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