Mobile Communication Engineering (SIE)

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Mobile Communications Engineering, 2/e, provides telecommunication engineers and managers, as well as students a comprehensive coverage on design and development of mobile-radio systems for voice and data in rigorous yet clear terms. Students will find the material and analysis presented within this book helpful in extending their theoretical knowledge and understanding into the field of mobile-radio communication design. Instead of merely describing the various existing and emerging systems, the book helps you understand the crucial differences between applications for wire line and wireless communications. It complements author's bestselling book on mobile communications, Mobile Cellular Telecommunications, 2/e, also published by McGraw-Hill.

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William C. Y. Lee is Vice President and Chief Scientist for Applied Research and Science at AirTouch Communications in Walnut Creek, California. Dr. Lee is one of the foremost educators in the field of mobile communication and is the bestselling author of Mobile Cellular Telecommunications. Table of Contents 1) The Mobile Radio Signal Environment. 2) Statistical Communications Theory 3) Path Loss Over Flat Terrain 4) Path Loss Over Hilly Terrain and General Methods of Prediction 5) Effects of System RF Design on Propagation 6) Received-Signal Envelope Characteristics 7) Received-Signal Phase Characteristics 8) Modulation Technology 9) Diversity Schemes 10) Combining Technology 11) Signal Processes 12) Interference Problems 13) Signal-Error Analysis versus System Performance 14) Voice-Quality Analysis versus System Performance 15) Multiple-Access (MA) Schemes 16) Classification of the Concepts of Sensitive Topics 17) New Concepts 18) Military Mobile Communications