Infinite Network Transmission System Design

Author: Lai Pamer
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Mobile communication is one of the fastest-developing, most widely applied, and most cutting-edge fields in the communication industry. Experts predict that by 2003, the global mobile user base will reach 1 billion. The ultimate goal of mobile communication is to enable anyone to communicate with anyone else in any way, at any time and in any place. Mobile communication technology has now advanced to the third generation, represented by WCDMA, while the fourth-generation standard, which is compatible with various mobile communication technologies, is quietly approaching. To promote and advance the development of China's mobile communication industry, and to meet the needs of various sectors and for systematic learning and mastering cutting-edge mobile communication technologies, the Electronics Industry Press has specially invited experts and professors from China who are engaged in mobile communication research, teaching, engineering, and management, and possess rich theoretical and practical experience, to personally compile or translate classic works from abroad. This series of "Frontier Technologies in Mobile Communication" was launched at the beginning of the new century. This book focuses on wireless network transmission systems, comprehensively explaining fundamental wireless network knowledge, the structure of 2G and 3G wireless networks, the principles of public switched telephone networks (PSTN, ATM, VoIP, T1, E1), the principles of optical fiber transmission, and other theoretical knowledge. It emphasizes the planning and design of point-to-point microwave systems and transmission networks (SDH, PDH, xDSL). Finally, from an engineering perspective, it provides a detailed introduction to the procurement process of core equipment and services, the configuration and testing of transmission networks, and business negotiations in engineering. This book adopts a novel writing approach, fully reflecting the new technologies and applications in the field of wireless networks and core systems in recent years. It integrates fundamental theory, practical applications, and implementation methods, making it an ideal teaching reference for senior undergraduate and graduate students in communication and electronic information disciplines.