Modern Telecommunications Encyclopedia

Author: Chen Fanglie
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: "The Modern Telecommunications Encyclopedia" is a highly practical popular reading material aimed at a broad audience and telecommunications professionals. The book is divided into four parts: Basics, Technology, Applications, and Trends, providing a relatively comprehensive reflection of the fundamentals, current status, and future trends of modern telecommunications technology. To accommodate the reading habits of people living in fast-paced society, each entry is concise, using about a thousand words, striving for brevity, conciseness, yet not losing accuracy and comprehensiveness. Some entries are also carefully equipped with conceptual diagrams or photographs to make the book more vivid and closer to readers. The editors also enrich the content of the book through appendices and sidebars, featuring lively layouts. While showcasing the magnificent journey of the development of telecommunications technology to readers, they also include interesting anecdotes and trivia about telecommunications to enhance readers' interest. Although different content has different starting points, they all revolve around the theme of "Modern Telecommunications." Additionally, as it is called an "encyclopedia," the book also covers some fundamental knowledge about telecommunications, chronicles of major events, and acronyms of telecommunication terms, to facilitate readers' reference. It can be considered an introductory guide for readers to understand and apply telecommunications.