Transmission Systems Design Handbook for Wireless NetworksArtech House, 2002 - 636 lappuses This practical new resource gives you a comprehensive understanding of the design and deployment of transmission networks for wireless applications. From principles and design, to equipment procurement, project management, testing, and operation, it's a practical, hands-on engineering guide with numerous real-life examples of turn-key operations in the wireless networking industry. This book, written for both technical and non-technical professionals, helps you deal with the costs and difficulties involved in setting up the local access with technologies that are still in the evolutionary stage. Issues involved in the deployment of various transmission technologies, and their impact on the overall wireless network topology are discussed. Strategy and approach to transmission network planning, design and deployment are explored. The book offers practical guidelines and advice derived from the author's own experience on projects worldwide. You gain a solid grounding in third generation wireless networks with increased capacity requirements, while learning all about packet data architecture, and how it will impact future transmission network design and deployment. |
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... Engineering 51 3.1.3 SS7 and AIN 3.1.4 Telecommunications Act of 1996 554 54 58 3.2 Digital Transmission Technology 59 3.2.1 About the Transmission 3.2.2 3.2.3 3.2.4 Transmission Media - Physical Layer Transmission ( Backhaul ) in ...
... Engineering 51 3.1.3 SS7 and AIN 3.1.4 Telecommunications Act of 1996 554 54 58 3.2 Digital Transmission Technology 59 3.2.1 About the Transmission 3.2.2 3.2.3 3.2.4 Transmission Media - Physical Layer Transmission ( Backhaul ) in ...
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... Engineering , Installation , and Documentation 116 3.7.13 Troubleshooting and Problem Classification 116 3.7.14 Switch Options , Line Codes , and Framing 118 3.7.15 Fractional T1 118 3.7.16 T1 ( J1 ) in Japan 118 3.8 Complete E1 ...
... Engineering , Installation , and Documentation 116 3.7.13 Troubleshooting and Problem Classification 116 3.7.14 Switch Options , Line Codes , and Framing 118 3.7.15 Fractional T1 118 3.7.16 T1 ( J1 ) in Japan 118 3.8 Complete E1 ...
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... 421 9.1.4 Negotiating with Telecommunications Providers 422 9.1.5 Negotiating with Equipment and Services Suppliers 425 9.2 Regulatory Issues 425 9.3 Services 430 9.3.1 Engineering Services 430 9.3.2 Project Management Contents XV.
... 421 9.1.4 Negotiating with Telecommunications Providers 422 9.1.5 Negotiating with Equipment and Services Suppliers 425 9.2 Regulatory Issues 425 9.3 Services 430 9.3.1 Engineering Services 430 9.3.2 Project Management Contents XV.
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Harvey Lehpamer. 9.3 Services 430 9.3.1 Engineering Services 430 9.3.2 Project Management 430 9.3.3 Outsourcing Services 432 9.3.4 Due Diligence 435 9.3.5 Network Maintenance 436 9.4 Project Management in Wireless Networks 436 9.4.1 ...
Harvey Lehpamer. 9.3 Services 430 9.3.1 Engineering Services 430 9.3.2 Project Management 430 9.3.3 Outsourcing Services 432 9.3.4 Due Diligence 435 9.3.5 Network Maintenance 436 9.4 Project Management in Wireless Networks 436 9.4.1 ...
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... engineer , for patiently reading and contributing to a number of the chapters in this book . Many thanks also to Dave Olson for saving the electronic version of the manuscript from disappearing into the twilight zone of my crashing com ...
... engineer , for patiently reading and contributing to a number of the chapters in this book . Many thanks also to Dave Olson for saving the electronic version of the manuscript from disappearing into the twilight zone of my crashing com ...
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TransmissionNetwork Principles | 47 |
32 Digital Transmission Technology | 59 |
75 SynchronizationStratum BITSand GPS | 302 |
76 TransmissionNetwork Optimization | 317 |
Design Examples | 324 |
78 Overview of RNC Dimensioning in the 3G Wireless Network | 327 |
79 Alternative Solutions in Transmission Networks | 344 |
Transmission Equipment | 351 |
82 FiberOptic Equipment | 363 |
83 Wireline Equipment | 370 |
33 Plesiochronous Versus Synchronous Digital Hierarchy | 66 |
34 Multiplexing and Inverse Multiplexing | 70 |
35 ATM | 79 |
36 Voice over lP | 91 |
37 Complete T1 Tutorial | 102 |
38 Complete E1 Tutorial | 119 |
WirelessNetwork Architecture | 129 |
42 3G WirelessNetwork Architecture | 131 |
43 3G Transmission Networks | 148 |
Theory and Principles of FiberOptic Transmission | 181 |
52 Design Principles | 183 |
53 Synchronous Digital Hierarchy | 189 |
54 DWDM | 196 |
55 Optical Switching | 201 |
Microwave PointtoPoint System Design | 203 |
62 Theoretical Aspects of Microwave Link Design | 206 |
63 Practical Aspects of MicrowaveLink Design | 219 |
64 SpreadSpectrum Microwave Systems | 230 |
65 Microwave Compatibility and Safety | 236 |
66 Coordinate Systems Datums and GPS | 240 |
67 Managing the MW Radio Network | 247 |
TransmissionNetwork Planning and Design | 257 |
72 General WirelessNetwork Planning and Design Principles | 259 |
73 Transmission System Design | 283 |
74 Leased Lines in Wireless Networks | 292 |
84 Cabling | 384 |
85 Grounding | 392 |
86 Power and Battery Backup | 399 |
87 GPS Antennas | 405 |
TransmissionNetwork Deployment | 413 |
92 Regulatory Issues | 425 |
93 Services | 430 |
94 Project Management in Wireless Networks | 436 |
95 Selection of Key Sites | 446 |
96 Microwave Deployment | 454 |
97 Measurement of RadioFrequency Fields | 485 |
98 FiberOptic Cables and Their Installation | 495 |
99 Operations and Maintenance | 509 |
TransmissionNetwork Testing and Commissioning | 521 |
102 BERT | 522 |
103 TransmissionNetwork Testing Procedure | 526 |
104 FiberOptic Cable Testing | 530 |
105 PacketNetwork Testing | 537 |
Units Conversion | 549 |
A2 The lnternational System of Units | 550 |
A3 Common Units | 552 |
Glossary | 553 |
About the Author | 587 |
Index | 589 |
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