Cellular mobile communication

Author: Yuan Chaowei, Chen Derong, Feng Zhiyong (editors)
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book systematically elaborates on the fundamental principles, key technologies, and typical narrowband CDMA and broadband CDMA cellular communication systems of CDMA cellular mobile communication, fully reflecting the current status and development trends of modern CDMA cellular mobile communication technology. The book is divided into four parts, totaling nine chapters, striving to closely integrate fundamental theories with practical systems. The content is both in-depth and accessible, with a rich combination of text and illustrations, offering systematic theoretical descriptions while closely linking to narrowband CDMA and broadband CDMA practical systems. It is concise, highlights key points, and is easy to understand.
Part 1: CDMA Cellular Network Communication Basics, including development overview, basic concepts, functions, characteristics, and structure; the fundamental theory, principles, types, features, and CDMA technology basics of spread spectrum communication; classification, generation, properties of CDMA code sequences, and the principles of CDMA system synchronization.
Part 2: CDMA Cellular Communication Principles, including multiple access techniques, forward/reverse links, key technologies of CDMA cellular mobile communication, and communication capacity.
Part 3: Narrowband CDMA Mobile Communication Systems, including the composition, working principles, call setup, authentication, and other aspects of the IS-95 system.
Part 4: Introduction to Broadband CDMA Cellular Mobile Communication, including an overview of 3G and the main development trends in 3G standardization; the evolution process from CDMAone to IMT-2000; relevant technologies, overall requirements, features, services provided, wireless technologies, network structures, and future high-speed wireless data transmission systems of third-generation mobile communication; and finally, an introduction to WCDMA technology, CDMA2000 technology, and TD-SCDMA technology.
This book is suitable for telecommunication engineers, engineering management personnel, network operators, and planning and design personnel engaged in in-depth research and development of CDMA cellular mobile communication. It is also an excellent reference book for teachers, students, and researchers in this field. The book can serve as a textbook and is also suitable for self-study.