Fundamentals of Mobile Data Networks

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Cambridge University Press, 3 mar 2016 - 304 pagine
This unique text provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the theory and practice of mobile data networks. Covering basic design principles as well as analytical tools for network performance evaluation, and with a focus on system-level resource management, you will learn how state-of-the-art network design can enable you flexibly and efficiently to manage and trade-off various resources such as spectrum, energy, and infrastructure investments. Topics covered range from traditional elements such as medium access, cell deployment, capacity, handover, and interference management, to more recent cutting-edge topics such as heterogeneous networks, energy and cost-efficient network design, and a detailed introduction to LTE (4G). Numerous worked examples and exercises illustrate the key theoretical concepts and help you put your knowledge into practice, making this an essential resource whether you are a student, researcher, or practicing engineer.
 

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Introduction
1
Wireless network models
12
Medium access control
27
Scheduling
65
Principles of cellular systems
95
Transmitter power control
146
Interference management
177
Association and handover
199
Energyefficient design
227
Long term evolution
258
Wireless infrastructure economics
282
About the authors
299
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Fundamentals of Mobile Data Networks
Guowang Miao,Jens Zander,Ki Won Sung,Slimane Ben Slimane
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Informazioni sull'autore (2016)

Guowang Miao is an Associate Professor at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. After receiving a PhD from the Georgia Institute of Technology, he spent two years working in industry as a Senior Standard Engineer and 3GPP delegate at Samsung Telecom America in Dallas and was awarded an Individual Gold Award. Jens Zander holds an M.S. and Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Linköping University, Linköping, Sweden. He is a professor and head of the Radio Communication Systems Laboratory at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm, Sweden. Dr. Zander has published numerous papers on the resource management aspects of personal communication systems. Ki Won Sung is a Docent in the Communications Systems Department at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. He is also affiliated with the KTH Center for Wireless Systems (Wireless@KTH). Slimane Ben Slimane is an Associate Professor in the Communication Systems Department at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, having previously been an Assistant Professor in the Department of Signals, Sensors, and Systems.

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TitoloFundamentals of Mobile Data Networks
Fundamentals of Mobile Data Networks, Guowang Miao
AutoriGuowang Miao, Jens Zander, Ki Won Sung, Slimane Ben Slimane
Edizioneillustrata
EditoreCambridge University Press, 2016
ISBN1107143217, 9781107143210
Lunghezza304 pagine
  
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