Next-generation network key technologies and development

Author: Gong Shuangjin, Liu Duo, Zhang Xueli, Xu He yuan / Country: Mainland China
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Publishing Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is a continuation and expansion of the book "Key Technologies of Next-Generation Telecommunications Networks," further introducing the new technological advancements in next-generation networks. The book is divided into 17 chapters, covering the driving forces and trends of network development; the services and applications of next-generation networks, the architecture of the service layer, service types, and service requirements of next-generation networks; access technologies, including fixed broadband wireless access technology and mobile broadband wireless access technology; transmission network technologies, including ASON and metropolitan area network transmission technologies; IP bearer networks and the convergence of IPv4 and IPv6; the architecture of NGN, softswitch technology, the relationship between softswitch and IMS, and the networking structure of softswitch. The book also provides a detailed explanation of the development and evolution technologies of mobile networks, including 3G and B3G, as well as SIP, BICC, H.248, Diameter, and API technologies. Additionally, it includes hot technologies that are particularly focused on in next-generation networks, such as VoIP, home networks, sensor networks, RFID technology, the Internet of Things, and grids. Finally, the book comprehensively introduces the standardization status of next-generation networks. A very detailed glossary of professional abbreviations is provided at the beginning of the book.
Target Audience: Technicians engaged in telecommunications or information technology, teachers and students of relevant majors in colleges and universities, as well as telecommunications equipment manufacturers and operators.
This book is a continuation and expansion of the book "Key Technologies of Next-Generation Telecommunications Networks," further introducing the new technological advancements in next-generation networks. The book is divided into 17 chapters, covering the driving forces and trends of network development; the services and applications of next-generation networks, the architecture of the service layer, service types, and service requirements of next-generation networks; access technologies, including fixed broadband wireless access technology and mobile broadband wireless access technology; transmission network technologies, including ASON and metropolitan area network transmission technologies; IP bearer networks and the convergence of IPv4 and IPv6; the architecture of NGN, softswitch technology, the relationship between softswitch and IMS, and the networking structure of softswitch. The book also provides a detailed explanation of the development and evolution technologies of mobile networks, including 3G and B3G, as well as SIP, BICC, H.248, Diameter, and API technologies. Additionally, it includes hot technologies that are particularly focused on in next-generation networks, such as VoIP, home networks, sensor networks, RFID technology, the Internet of Things, and grids; finally, the book comprehensively introduces the standardization status of next-generation networks. A very detailed glossary of professional abbreviations is provided at the beginning of the book.
Target Audience: Technicians engaged in telecommunications or information technology, teachers and students of relevant majors in colleges and universities, as well as telecommunications equipment manufacturers and operators.