Wireless and Mobile Communication

Description

Wireless and Mobile Communication is a textbook primarily designed for undergraduate students of electronics and communication engineering as well as computer science and engineering for the related course.

The book is divided into four parts which represent the four important aspects of practical wireless systems—Wireless Communication Prerequisites, Wireless Channels and Modelling, Wireless Communication Techniques, and Wireless Networks. Each chapter begins with a theme and key topics and gradually explores concepts through detailed explanations and illustrations.

Elucidating theory through a variety of solved examples, the book also provides review questions, multiple-choice questions, and numerical exercises.

About the authors

Upena Dalal is currently Associate Professor, Department of Electronics Engineering, Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology, Surat.
Manoj K. Shukla is Professor, Department of Electronics Engineering, Harcourt Butler Technical University, Kanpur.

Table of contents

PART 1: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION PREREQUISITES

1. Fundamentals and Present Scenario
2. Cellular Theory

PART 2: WIRELESS CHANNELS AND MODELLING

3. Radio Propagation Over Wireless Channel
4. Wireless Channel Modelling

PART 3: WIRELESS COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES

5. Source Coding Techniques
6. Channel Coding Techniques
7. Modulation Techniques
8. Zero Intersymbol Interference, Diversity, Estimation, and Equalization
9. Multiplexing and Multi-user Access

PART 4: WIRELESS NETWORKS

10. Networking Fundamentals
11. Cellular Networks
12. Ad hoc Networks