Wireless Communications

Today's wireless communications systems employ the latest digital modulation and multiple access techniques. Many standards have evolved to spur commercial applications.

What is 5G

Author: 

Ian Poole

This video describes the types of problems that fifth generation (5G) cellular systems are seeking to solve, such as the expansion of services to cover diverse needs of the "Internet of Things" and autonomous vehicles.

Finding MIMO

Author: 

Charan Langton

Tutorial on MIMO (multiple input/multiple output) techniques and how they differ from other multiple access strategies. Charan Langton's tutorials are excellent resources for learning complex communications concepts. The bibliography at the end provides a good starting point for further research as well.

Femtocells: Design & Application

Author: 

Joe Boccuzzi

This in-depth resource provides comprehensive coverage of femtocells and how they integrate with existing 3G and emerging wireless protocols and standards. Femtocells: Design & Application provides a technical roadmap for migrating to femtocell technology, covering network architecture, media protocols, system performance, and security issues. Detailed architectural diagrams illustrate various deployment options. This is a practical guide to the pioneering technology that enables extended indoor service coverage.

LTE and the Evolution to 4G Wireless

Author: 

Moray Rumney

This book presents the latest details on LTE from a practical and technical perspective. Written by Agilent's measurement experts, it offers a valuable insight into LTE technology and its design and test challenges. Chapters cover the upper layer signaling and system architecture evolution (SAE). Basic concepts such as MIMO and SC-FDMA, the new uplink modulation scheme, are introduced and explained, and the authors look into the challenges of verifying the designs of the receivers, transmitters and protocols of LTE systems.

Foundations of Green Communications

Author: 

Earl McCune

Until now, the focus in developing wireless communications formats has been almost exclusively on using novel techniques to overcome specific channel impairments (i.e. multipath, selective fading, etc). What has been missing is an assessment of the overall energy efficiency of the final hardware that is to be deployed. This paper introduces this type of analysis.

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