Books in the Telecommunications Library series

A source that presents the "big picture" with the business needs of end users sharply in focus. The book describes what broadband technology and services can do, and why they are important to the user organization and network operator.

An introduction to telecommunications network engineering, including voice, data and mobile cellular systems. It takes a non-technical approach to explain the variety of technologies and services available.

Provides a discussion of issues and technologies in developing networked multimedia systems. The text aims to teach the reader about the specific demands that multimedia systems place on the systems architecture, storage, file system, operating system and communication subsystems.

Beginning with first principles of telecommunications electronics, this work introduces basic electrical and electronic definitions. More complex telecommunications concepts and computer-based systems are then covered. This edition covers CD-ROM, quadrature amplitude modulation, and more.

Covers the fundamentals of error-correcting codes for the non-specialist user, from general concepts through to common error-correcting codes applied to bit transmission in packet switched networks and personal cellular systems. It includes sections on linear blockades, BCH codes and cyclic codes.

Taking an inside look at the underlying processes behind telecommunications service development, this text shows the reader how to build a successful service within an organization, and better organize and manage the service delivery effort.

Shows the reader how to analyze jitter generations and accumulation more efficiently and provides guidance on designing transmission systems from the clock recovery viewpoint. The book presents the theory and technology from three angles: line coding, waveform shaping and clock recovery.

This revised edition clearly presents introductory and advanced concepts in telemetry systems, with an emphasis on digital communications. The book helps engineers to design telemetry systems to meet a specific bit error rate and perform link analysis for the design of a communications link.

Matthew Liotine presents a number of practical techniques to develop and plan enterprise networks. The strategies he describes enable enterprise networks to operate more reliably on a continuous basis and withstand outages and disasters due to their improved robustness.