Data communication is the movement of encoded data by electronic means. It is the fastest growing segment of the telecommunications industry and is involved in almost every facet of life today. Written by bestselling telecommunications expert Roger Freeman, this updated edition provides a complete overview of data communications and a comprehensive guide to its practical aspects. Both a tutorial and a practical reference for the design and operation of data networks, this is the most comprehensive and detailed book available on data communications.
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"Among other valued contributions, the book will serve as a single source of this field s specialized acronyms, terminology, basic concepts and practices." (Choice, Vol. 39, No. 5, January 2002)
"...very well written in a style I found easy to read and understand
...an excellent reference.(CVU - The Journal of the ACCU)
"...very well written in a style I found easy to read and understand
...an excellent reference.(CVU - The Journal of the ACCU)
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Emphasizing practice rather than theory, Freeman provides an accessible understanding of data communications, the fastest growing segment in the telecommunications industry. The book is organized in a manner of increasing complexity to prepare readers to readily comprehend the implementation of the technology in a manner that will promote effective and optimal use of data communications over networks.
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An enterprise network is a highway that transports data from one user station to another. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
bridged local area network, numbering scheme modulo, spectral shaper, local serving exchange, send sequence counter, collision enforcement band, compatibility information element, data code groups, status information element, code sign bit, communication control character, link integrity verification, transmission system model, minimum acceptable throughput, local serving switch, called party number information element, numbered information transfer, logical channel group number, frame body field, unused octets, signaling virtual channel, data signaling rates, multimode distortion, data nibbles, signal space diagram Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, North American, United States, Plenary Assembly, John Wiley, Error Report, Menlo Park, International Standards Organization, Network Information Center, Telecommunication Industry Association, Undefined Invalid, Mbps Fiber-optic, Sao Sas, Courtesy of Hewlett-Packard Company, Department of Defense, Radia Perlman, Both Mandatory, Flag Address Control Information, Header Figure, Mbps Two, Physical Figure, Public Data Networks, William Stallings, Adaptation Layer Specification, Bell Telephone Laboratories New!
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bridged local area network, numbering scheme modulo, spectral shaper, local serving exchange, send sequence counter, collision enforcement band, compatibility information element, data code groups, status information element, code sign bit, communication control character, link integrity verification, transmission system model, minimum acceptable throughput, local serving switch, called party number information element, numbered information transfer, logical channel group number, frame body field, unused octets, signaling virtual channel, data signaling rates, multimode distortion, data nibbles, signal space diagram Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, North American, United States, Plenary Assembly, John Wiley, Error Report, Menlo Park, International Standards Organization, Network Information Center, Telecommunication Industry Association, Undefined Invalid, Mbps Fiber-optic, Sao Sas, Courtesy of Hewlett-Packard Company, Department of Defense, Radia Perlman, Both Mandatory, Flag Address Control Information, Header Figure, Mbps Two, Physical Figure, Public Data Networks, William Stallings, Adaptation Layer Specification, Bell Telephone Laboratories New!
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- Radio System Design for Telecommunications (Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing) by Roger L. Freeman on page 361, page 432, and Back Matter
- Radio System Design for Telecommunication (Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing) by Roger L. Freeman on page 361, page 432, and Back Matter
- Telecommunications Transmission Handbook (Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing) by Roger L. Freeman on page 599, page 725, and Back Matter
- Telecommunication Transmission Handbook (Wiley Series in Telecommunications) by Roger L. Freeman on page 118, page 200, and page 525
- Fundamentals of Telecommunications by Roger L. Freeman on page 11, and page 725
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- Radio System Design for Telecommunications (Wiley Series in Telecommunications and Signal Processing) by Roger L. Freeman on 4 pages
- Fundamentals of Telecommunications by Roger L. Freeman in Front Matter, and page 299
- Signal Processing Systems: Theory and Design by N. Kalouptsidis in Front Matter
- Data Communication Principles: For Fixed and Wireless Networks by Aftab Ahmad in Back Matter
- Telecommunication Circuit Design by Patrick D. van der Puije in Front Matter
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