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Fixed Broadband Wireless System Design

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Book Details:

Publisher:Wiley
Series: Wiley
Author:Harry R. Anderson
Edition:1
ISBN-10:0470844388
ISBN-13:9780470844380
Pages:528
Published:Mar 14 2003
Posted:Nov 19 2014
Language:English
Book format:PDF
Book size:8.47 MB

Book Description:

Fixed broadband networks can provide far higher data rates and capacity than the currently envisioned 3G and 4G mobile cellular systems. Achieving higher data rates is due to the unique technical properties of fixed systems, in particular, the use of high gain and adaptive antennas, wide frequency bands, dynamic data rate and channel resource allocation, and advanced multiple access techniques.Fixed Broadband Wireless System Design is a comprehensive presentation of the engineering principles, advanced engineering techniques, and practical design methods for planning and deploying fixed wireless systems, including:Point-to-point LOS and NLOS network designPoint-to-point microwave link design including active and passive repeatersConsecutive point and mesh network planningAdvanced empirical and physical propagation modeling including ray-tracingDetailed microwave fading models for multipath and rainNLOS (indoor and outdoor) propagation and fading modelsPropagation environment models including terrain, morphology, buildings, and atmospheric effectsNovel mixed application packet traffic modeling for dimensioning network capacityNarrow beam, wide beam, and adaptive (smart) antennasMIMO systems and space-time codingChannel planning including fixed and dynamic channel assignment and dynamic packet assignmentIEEE 802.11b and 802.11a (WLAN) system designFree space optic (FSO) link designAt present, there are no titles available that provide such a concise presentation of the wide variety of systems, frequency bands, multiple access techniques, and other factors that distinguish fixed wireless systems from mobile wireless systems. Fixed Broadband Wireless System Design is essential reading for design, system and RF engineers involved in the design and deployment of fixed broadband wireless systems, fixed wireless equipment vendors, and academics and postgraduate students in the field.

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