Communication system simulation

Author: (USA) Jeruchim (Jeruchim/M.C.) / (USA) Balaboan (Balaboan/P.) et al. / Zhou Xiyuan et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book focuses on explaining the principles, methods, and implementation techniques of using waveform-level simulation technology to evaluate communication system performance. It reviews and summarizes the relevant theoretical foundations, emphasizing practical methods such as: simulation and modeling methods for linear systems, simulation and modeling methods for nonlinear systems, Monte Carlo simulation methods and random number generation, communication system modeling, channel modeling, as well as parameter estimation and performance evaluation in simulations. Additionally, it provides four case studies. At the end of the book, there are numerous targeted and thought-provoking exercises and appendices. Compared to the previous edition, it primarily adds content on the currently popular topic of mobile wireless communication system simulation. The book is characterized by its clear and in-depth explanations, well-organized structure, and comprehensive discussion of the modeling, methods, and technical issues of computer-aided simulation for communication systems. By reading this book, readers can gain a thorough understanding of the principles and implementation methods of communication system modeling, laying a solid foundation for practical applications and providing significant assistance for further study, work, or research. This book is highly suitable as a graduate textbook for communication and electronic information engineering majors and as a reference for related engineering and technical personnel.
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