Design and Optimization of CDMA Systems

Author: KyoungIlKim
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This book discusses various aspects of the design and optimization of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) mobile communication systems. The content includes: spectrum planning; pilot channel model and pilot allocation; capacity calculation for access channel and paging channel; hard handover, soft handover, and softer handover; link budget; capacity analysis of forward link and reverse link; cell coverage; antenna design. The book is rich in content, well-organized, and clearly written, making it an invaluable comprehensive monograph. Compared to other related academic works, the greatest feature of this book is its emphasis on system engineering design and optimization. The author avoids in-depth theoretical analysis and concisely explains the fundamental concepts of system design, helping general readers establish a system-level understanding of CDMA. For the topics discussed in the book, the author provides numerous simulation results, which engineers can directly reference as guidelines for CDMA system design. Additionally, the book covers almost all aspects of CDMA system design, making it a useful reference for researchers as well. This book can serve as a reference material for engineering professionals and undergraduate and graduate students engaged in related research.
This book discusses various aspects of the design and optimization of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) mobile communication systems. The content includes spectrum planning; pilot channel model and pilot allocation; capacity calculation for access channel and paging channel; hard handover, soft handover, and softer handover; link budget; capacity analysis of forward link and reverse link; cell coverage; antenna design, etc.