Understanding Wireless: Digital Mobile, Cellular and PCs
Ming-Chwan Chow · 1998
From the Publisher: This text covers wireless communications fundamentals, including wireless network architecture, network components, and wireless call processing. The bulk of the book, however, involves the discussion of major enabling technologies which are required for today's wireless services. These include speech encoding, channel encoding, bandwidth management, back-haul networking and radio channel management. The text also discusses the PCS spectrum, PCS required technologies, and pros and cons of the seven current PCS standards.