Telecommunication System Engineering, 4Th Ed

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This is a thorough revision and updating of the best-selling third edition. The many developments that have taken place in telecommunications systems engineering since the third edition was published in 1998 require this thorough overhaul to keep the book relevant to today's telecom community.From the review of best-selling author William Stallings:The third edition of this book was excellent and the author's proposal for the fourth edition looks to be right on target.ReviewerJohn Lawlor writes:Coverage of both North American and ITU-T practice, and several other topics of a practical nature are probably unique. To summarize, I think the outline promises an excellent new edition to a very good book and should be well received.Contents:-? Chapter 1: Basic Telephony.? Chapter 2: Local Networks.? Chapter 3 Switching in an Analog Environment.? Chapter 4: Signaling for Analog Telephone Networks.? Chapter 5: Introduction to Transmission for Telephony.? Chapter 6: Long-Distance Networks.? Chapter 7: The Design of Long-Distance Links.? Chapter 8: Digital Transmission Systems.? Chapter 9: Digital Switching and Networks.? Chapter 11: Data Networks and their Operation.? Chapter 12: Voice-Over IP.? Chapter 13: Local Area Networks.? Chapter 14: Integrated Services Digital Networks.? Chapter 15: Speeding Things Up with Frame Relay.? Chapter 16: The Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) and Broadband ISDN.? Chapter 17: CCITT Signaling System No. 7.? Chapter 18: Wireless and Cellular/Mobile Radio.? Chapter 19: Last-Mile Broadband Connectivity and Wireless Local Loop (WLL).? Chapter 20: Optical Networking.? Chapter 21: Network Management.