Modern wireless communication

Author: Simon Haykin (Canada)
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is a new work in the field of wireless communications, with distinctive features in material selection, content organization, and course presentation. The book primarily focuses on introducing the physical layer of wireless networks, emphasizing the fundamental concepts of radio propagation and the basic theories of wireless multiple access communication. It discusses wireless communication technologies in conjunction with topics such as modulation, coding, spread spectrum, and diversity, following the evolution of wireless channel multiple access methods (i.e., spectral efficiency) (FDMA, TDMA, CDMA, SDMA). By comparing various multiple access methods, the book presents the latest advancements in wireless communication architecture and networking technologies. This approach not only helps readers comprehensively grasp relevant knowledge in wireless communications but also enables them to clearly understand the development needs of wireless communications. This book is suitable as a textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students in communication engineering and electronic information-related disciplines, as well as providing reference value for engineering professionals... The book primarily introduces the physical layer of wireless networks, discussing the fundamental concepts of radio propagation and the basic theories of wireless multiple access communication. It discusses wireless communication technologies in conjunction with topics such as modulation, coding, spread spectrum, and diversity, following the evolution of wireless channel multiple access methods to present wireless communication technologies. By comparing various multiple access methods, the book presents the latest advancements in wireless communication architecture and networking technologies.