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Introduction to Digital Mobile Communication
Yoshihiko Akaiwa (Author)
9781119041108, Wiley
Hardback, published 18 May 2015
648 pages
23.4 x 15.5 x 3.8 cm, 1.021 kg
Introduces digital mobile communications with an emphasis on digital transmission methods This book presents mathematical analyses of signals, mobile radio channels, and digital modulation methods. The new edition covers the evolution of wireless communications technologies and systems. The major new topics are OFDM (orthogonal frequency domain multiplexing), MIMO (multi-input multi-output) systems, frequency-domain equalization, the turbo codes, LDPC (low density parity check code), ACELP (algebraic code excited linear predictive) voice coding, dynamic scheduling for wireless packet data transmission and nonlinearity compensating digital pre-distorter amplifiers. The new systems using the above mentioned technologies include the second generation evolution systems, the third generation systems with their evolution systems, LTE and LTE-advanced systems, and advanced wireless local area network systems. The second edition of Digital Mobile Communication: The second edition of Digital Mobile Communication is an important textbook for university students, researchers, and engineers involved in wireless communications.
Preface to the Second Edition xiii 1 Introduction 1 2 Signal and Systems 9 3 The Elements of Digital Communication System 127 4 Mobile Radio Channels 189 5 Elements of Digital Modulation 219 6 Digital Modulation/Demodulation for Mobile Radio Communication 281 7 Other Topics in Digital Mobile Radio Transmission 355 8 Equipment and Circuits for Digital Mobile Radio 493 9 Digital Mobile Radio Communication Systems 543 References 609
Preface to the First Edition xv
1.1 Digital Mobile Radio Communication System 1
1.2 The Purpose of Digitization of Mobile Radio Communications 5
2.1 Signal Analysis 9
2.2 Noise Analysis 37
2.3 Linear System 55
2.4 Discrete-time System 75
2.5 Optimization and Adaptive Signal Processing 108
3.1 Pulse Shaping 127
3.2 Line Coding 137
3.3 Signal Detection 149
3.4 Synchronization 175
3.5 Scrambling 177
3.6 Public Key Cryptosystem 180
3.7 Multiplexing and Multiple Access 182
3.8 The Channel Capacity 183
4.1 Path Loss 190
4.2 Shadowing 193
4.3 Fast Fading 193
4.4 Delay Spread and Frequency-Selective Fading 200
4.5 The Near–Far Problem 204
4.6 Cochannel Interference 205
4.7 Receive Power Distribution and Radio Channel Design 207
5.1 Digitally Modulated Signals 219
5.2 Linear Modulation Versus Constant Envelope Modulation 220
5.3 Digital Modulations 221
5.4 Power Spectral Density of Digitally Modulated Signals 229
5.5 Demodulation 233
5.6 Computer Simulation of Transmission Systems 270
6.1 Digital Modulation for Analog FM Mobile Radio Systems 282
6.2 Constant Envelope Modulation 282
6.3 Linear Modulation 313
6.4 Spread-Spectrum System 322
6.5 Multicarrier Transmission 329
6.6 Single-Carrier Frequency-Division Modulation 343
7.1 Diversity Transmission System 355
7.2 Multi-Input Multi-Output Systems 375
7.3 Adaptive Automatic Equalizer 401
7.4 Error Control Techniques 422
7.5 Trellis-Coded Modulation 453
7.6 Adaptive Interference Cancellation 456
7.7 Voice Coding 469
8.1 Base Station 493
8.2 Mobile Station 494
8.3 Superheterodyne and Direct Conversion Receivers 495
8.4 Transmit and Receive Duplexing 501
8.5 Frequency Synthesizer 501
8.6 Transmitter Circuits 503
8.7 Receiver Circuits 527
8.8 Countermeasures Against dc Blocking and dc Offset 535
9.1 Fundamental Concepts 543
9.2 Digital Transmission in Analog Mobile Communication Systems 577
9.3 Paging Systems 578
9.4 Two-Way Digital Mobile Radio 579
9.5 Mobile Data Service Systems 580
9.6 Digital Cordless Telephone 581
9.7 Digital Mobile Telephone Systems 583
9.8 Wireless Local Area Network 600
Index 613
Subject Areas: Electronics & communications engineering [TJ]
