THE COMMUNICATIONS HAND BOOK
SECOND EDITION
Editor-in-Chief
Jerry D. Gibson
SECOND EDITION
Editor-in-Chief
Jerry D. Gibson
Table of Contents
1 Complex Envelope Representations for Modulated Signals
2 Sampling
3 Pulse Code Modulation
4 Probabilities and Random Variables
5 Random Processes, Autocorrelation, and Spectral Densities
6 Queuing
7 Multiplexing
8 Pseudonoise Sequences
9 D/A and A/D Converters
10 Signal Space
11 Channel Models
12 Optimum Receivers
13 Forward Error Correction Coding
14 Automatic Repeat Request
15 Spread Spectrum Communications
16 Diversity
17 Information Theory
18 Digital Communication System Performance
19 Synchronization
20 Digital Modulation Techniques
SECTION II Telephony
21 Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS)
22 FDM Hierarchy
23 Analog Telephone Channels and the Subscriber Loop
24 Baseband Signalling and Pulse Shaping
25 Channel Equalization
26 Pulse-Code Modulation Codec-Filters
27 Digital Hierarchy
28 Line Coding
29 Telecommunications Network Synchronization
30 Echo Cancellation
SECTION III Networks
31 The Open Systems Interconnections (OSI) Seven-Layer Model
32 Ethernet Networks
33 Fiber Distributed Data Interface and Its Use for Time-Critical Applications
34 Broadband Local Area Networks
35 Multiple Access Methods for Communications Networks
36 Routing and Flow Control
37 Transport Layer
38 Gigabit Networks
39 Local Area Networks
40 Asynchronous Time Division Switching
41 Internetworking
42 Architectural Framework for Asynchronous Transfer Mode Networks: Broadband Network Services
43 Service Control and Management in Next Generation Networks: Challenges and Opportunities
SECTION IV Optical
44 Fiber Optic Communications Systems
45 Optical Fibers and Lightwave Propagation
46 Optical Sources for Telecommunication
47 Optical Transmitters
48 Optical Receivers 49 Fiber Optic Connectors and Splices
50 Passive Optical Components
51 Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers
52 Optical Amplifiers
53 Coherent Systems
54 Fiber Optic Applications
55 Wavelength-Division Multiplexed Systems and Applications
SECTION V Satellite
56 Geostationary Communications Satellites and Applications
57 Satellite Systems
58 The Earth Station
59 Satellite Transmission Impairments
60 Satellite Link Design
61 The Calculation of System Temperature for a Microwave Receiver
62 Onboard Switching and Processing
63 Path Diversity
64 Mobile Satellite Systems
65 Satellite Antennas
66 Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System
SECTION VI Wireless
67 Wireless Personal Communications: A Perspective
68 Modulation Methods
69 Access Methods
70 Rayleigh Fading Channels
71 Space-Time Processing
72 Location Strategies for Personal Communications Services
73 Cell Design Principles
74 Microcellular Radio Communications
75 Microcellular Reuse Patterns
76 Fixed and Dynamic Channel Assignment
77 Radiolocation Techniques
78 Power Control
79 Enhancements in Second Generation Systems
80 The Pan-European Cellular System
81 Speech and Channel Coding for North American TDMA Cellular Systems
82 The British Cordless Telephone Standard: CT-2
83 Half-Rate Standards
84 Wireless Video Communications
85 Wireless LANs
86 Wireless Data
87 Wireless ATM: Interworking Aspects
88 Wireless ATM: QoS and Mobility Management
89 An Overview of cdma2000, WCDMA, and EDGE
90 Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) Wireless Systems
91 Near-Instantaneously Adaptive Wireless Transceivers of the Near Future
92 Ad-Hoc Routing Techniques for Wireless LANs
SECTION VII Source Compression
93 Lossless Compression
94 Facsimile
95 Speech
96 Video
97 High Quality Audio Coding
98 Cable
99 Video Servers
100 Videoconferencing
SECTION VIII Data Recording
101 Magnetic Storage
102 Magneto-Optical Disk Data Storage
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