Modern Wireless Communications

Modern Wireless Communications

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Jan 1, 2004 · Engels · Hardcover (560 pagina's)
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Boekdetails

Formaat Hardcover
Pagina's 560
Taal Engels
Gepubliceerd Jan 1, 2004
Uitgever Pearson
Editie 1st
ISBN-10 0130224723
ISBN-13 9780130224729

Beschrijving

In an era where connectivity is almost a fundamental requirement, the evolution of wireless communication is both fascinating and essential. Simon S. Haykin explores the various dimensions of this field, diving into the intricate technologies that have paved the way for unprecedented advancements. The book provides insights into the coding, modulation, and transmission techniques that form the backbone of modern communication systems.

Haykin's work addresses the challenges posed by an increasingly congested airwaves environment. Readers will find discussions on how emerging technologies are adapting to optimize data transfer and enhance network reliability. With a blend of theoretical foundations and practical applications, the text bridges the gap between complex mathematical concepts and real-world implementation, making it accessible for a wide array of readers.

Throughout the chapters, there is a notable emphasis on the role of innovation in driving wireless communication forward. Haykin examines not only current standards but also speculative futures, offering a glimpse into the potential of technologies like 5G and beyond.

Overall, this comprehensive exploration is a vital resource for anyone eager to understand the dynamics of wireless communication, its impact on society, and the transformative opportunities it presents for the future.

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Wetenschap & Technologie
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