4G Roadmap and Emerging Communication Technologies (Artech House Universal Personal Communications)
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| Rating | : | 4.83 (904 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1580539319 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 279 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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Professionals find coverage of important 4G concepts like the Adaptive Global-Net (AGN), the key technologies enabling 4G, the architecture of 4G networks, and the design challenges in developing 4G devices.. It explains how wired and wireless network technology, telecommunications and Web services, IP (Internet Protocol), and consumer electronics are converging to create 4G. Unlike 3G (third generation), which is a specific standard for mobile communications, 4G (fourth generation) is a broad spectrum of communications standards and technologies that are constantly undergoing revision and enhancement. This book provides a solid, up-to-the-minute and multifaceted look at the 4G suite of standards, services, and technologies. The book examines the current telecommunications marketplace, where consumer demand is driving the market for 4G applications and services
Ramjee Prasad is director of the Center for TeleInFrastruktur (CTIF), Aalborg University. and Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Rutgers University and Duke University, respectively. . About the Author Young Kyun Kim is senior vice president, global and standards and research, telecommunications network business at Samsung Electronics. A chairman of the APT Wireless Forum (AWF) and vice-chairman - Asia-Pacific for the Wireless World Research Forum, he holds an M.S. He is the author of OFDM for Wireless Communications Systems (Artech House, 2004), coauthor of Applied Satellite Navigation Using GPS, GALILEO, and Augmentation Systems, and is the author/coauthor of several other books published by Artech House
makes you think of possibilities Kim and Prasad's contribution to makes you think of possibilities W Boudville Kim and Prasad's contribution to 4G is to explain it in sufficient detail that you can usefully consider possible future applications. You might be working for an existing cellphone provider, for example. Or you might be an individual or company looking to get into the service business for 4G.4G is essentially a network of networks. It is still a somewhat hazy view of where to go, beyond the current 2G and 3G deployments. Seamless nomadic usage and ubiquitous access are key characteristics. Along with bandwidth of 50-100 Mbps. All by 2010, at least in Asia, by one schedule. While another schedu. G is to explain it in sufficient detail that you can usefully consider possible future applications. You might be working for an existing cellphone provider, for example. Or you might be an individual or company looking to get into the service business for makes you think of possibilities W Boudville Kim and Prasad's contribution to 4G is to explain it in sufficient detail that you can usefully consider possible future applications. You might be working for an existing cellphone provider, for example. Or you might be an individual or company looking to get into the service business for 4G.4G is essentially a network of networks. It is still a somewhat hazy view of where to go, beyond the current 2G and 3G deployments. Seamless nomadic usage and ubiquitous access are key characteristics. Along with bandwidth of 50-100 Mbps. All by 2010, at least in Asia, by one schedule. While another schedu. G.makes you think of possibilities W Boudville Kim and Prasad's contribution to 4G is to explain it in sufficient detail that you can usefully consider possible future applications. You might be working for an existing cellphone provider, for example. Or you might be an individual or company looking to get into the service business for 4G.4G is essentially a network of networks. It is still a somewhat hazy view of where to go, beyond the current 2G and 3G deployments. Seamless nomadic usage and ubiquitous access are key characteristics. Along with bandwidth of 50-100 Mbps. All by 2010, at least in Asia, by one schedule. While another schedu. G is essentially a network of networks. It is still a somewhat hazy view of where to go, beyond the current 2G and 3G deployments. Seamless nomadic usage and ubiquitous access are key characteristics. Along with bandwidth of 50-100 Mbps. All by 2010, at least in Asia, by one schedule. While another schedu
Ramjee Prasad is director of the Center for TeleInFrastruktur (CTIF), Aalborg University. . in electrical engineering from Rutgers University and Duke University, respectively. A chairman of the APT Wireless Forum (AWF) and vice-chairman - Asia-Pacific for the Wireless World Research Forum, he holds an M.S. and Ph.D. Young Kyun Kim is senior vice president, global and standards and research, telecommunications network business at Samsung Electroni