Handbook of mobile radio networks

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Handbook of mobile radio networks / Sami Tabbane

資料種別:: 図書
出版情報:: Boston : Artech House, 2000
形態:: xii, 619 p. ; 24 cm
シリーズ名:: The Artech House mobile communications series <BA23774555>
著者名:: Tabbane, Sami
ISBN:: 9781580530095 [1580530095]
書誌ID:: BA48228205

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Mobile communication systems Handbooks, manuals, etc

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英語

目次情報:

General Introduction / 1：

History and Development / 1.1：

Phase One: Theoretical Foundations / 1.1.1：

Second Phase: Development and Applications / 1.1.2：

Third Phase: Mobile Services for the General Public / 1.1.3：

Evolution of Mobile Systems / 1.1.4：

Equipment Development / 1.1.5：

Differences Between Fixed Networks and Mobile Networks / 1.2：

Limited Spectrum / 1.2.1：

Fluctuating Quality of Radio Links / 1.2.2：

Unknown and Variable Access Points / 1.2.3：

Management of the Spectrum and Standardization / 1.3：

International Organizations / 1.3.1：

European Organizations / 1.3.2：

Some U.S. Organizations / 1.3.3：

Contents of the Book / 1.4：

First Part (Chapters 2-8) / 1.4.1：

Second Part (Chapters 9-14) / 1.4.2：

Frequency Bands and Some Services and Applications / Appendix 1A：

References

Selected Bibliography

Propagation in a Mobile Radio Environment / 2：

Antenna Basic Elements / 2.1：

Principal Antenna Characteristics / 2.1.1：

Common Antennas / 2.1.2：

Coupling Loss Between Antennas / 2.1.3：

Parameters to Be Specified When Designing or Selecting Antennas / 2.1.4：

Power (Link) Budget / 2.1.5：

Mobile Radio Propagation / 2.2：

Pathloss / 2.2.1：

Attenuation Caused by Vegetation / 2.2.2：

Attenuation Due to Atmosphere / 2.2.3：

Diffraction and Fresnel Region / 2.2.4：

Multipath / 2.2.5：

Delay-spread / 2.2.6：

Rayleigh Fading / 2.2.7：

Doppler Shift / 2.2.8：

Indoor Environment Propagation Characteristics / 2.2.9：

Propagation in Dense Urban Environments / 2.2.10：

Conclusions / 2.2.11：

Interference and Noise / 2.3：

Noise / 2.3.1：

Interference / 2.3.2：

Propagation Prediction Models / 2.4：

Statistical Methods / 2.4.1：

Exact Methods and Ray Tracing/Launching / 2.4.2：

Noise That Can Affect Radio Reception / 2.5：

Internal Noise Sources / 2A.1：

External Noise Sources / 2A.2：

Decibels / Appendix 2B：

Determination of the Plane Earth Propagation Formula / Appendix 2C：

Access--Radio Channel Definitions and Resource Access / 3：

Multiple-Access Methods / 3.1：

Definitions--Narrowband and Wideband Systems / 3.1.1：

Frequency-Division Multiple Access / 3.1.2：

Time-Division Multiple Access / 3.1.3：

Code-Division Multiple Access / 3.1.4：

Random Access Protocols / 3.1.5：

Protocols Nonslotted and Without Carrier Sensing / 3.2.1：

Carrier Sensing Protocols / 3.2.2：

Non-Sensing Slotted Protocols / 3.2.3：

Reservation-Based Framed Protocols / 3.2.4：

TDMA System Measures of Efficiency / 3.3：

Throughputs of Some Random Access Protocols / Appendix 3B：

Protecting Against Channel Imperfections / 4：

Mechanisms Implemented in the Transmission System / 4.1：

Review of the Transmission System / 4.1.1：

Modulation / 4.1.2：

Error Control: ARQ and FEC / 4.1.3：

Equalization / 4.1.4：

Interleaving / 4.1.5：

Diversity Techniques / 4.2：

Microdiversity Techniques / 4.2.1：

Macrodiversity Techniques / 4.2.2：

Adaptive Antennas / 4.3：

Array Antennas / 4.3.1：

Smart Antennas / 4.3.2：

Space-Division Multiple Access Technique (SDMA) / 4.3.3：

Advantages and Drawbacks of Array Antennas / 4.3.4：

Security / 4.4：

Definitions and General Problems / 5.1：

Complexity of the Problem / 5.1.1：

Intrinsic and Extrinsic Protection / 5.1.2：

Attacks and Origin of Security Problems / 5.1.3：

Security Services and Mechanisms as Defined in the OSI Model / 5.1.4：

Confidentiality Problems / 5.2：

Confidentiality Levels / 5.2.1：

Data to Be Protected / 5.2.2：

Protection Methods / 5.3：

Communications Confidentiality: Ciphering or Encryption / 5.3.1：

Location Confidentiality by Use of Implicit Addresses / 5.3.2：

Access Security: Integrity and Authentication / 5.3.3：

Personalization and Telepersonalization / 5.3.4：

Some Methods in the Struggle Against Fraud / 5.3.5：

Examples of Security Feature Implementation / 5.3.6：

Authentication in the CT2 and DECT Systems / 5.4.1：

Authentication in Cellular Systems / 5.4.2：

Conclusions--Future Systems Security Features / 5.5：

Cryptographic Key Distribution Methods / Appendix 5A：

Selected Bibliography on Cryptography

Resource Management in Cellular Systems / 6：

History / 6.1：

The Cellular Concept / 6.2：

Frequency Reuse / 6.2.1：

Reuse Distance and Number of Cells per Cluster / 6.2.2：

Capacities / 6.2.3：

Link Budget / 6.2.4：

System Capacity Expansion Techniques and Network Quality Improvement / 6.2.5：

Frequency Hopping / 6.3.1：

Discontinuous Transmission and Packet Transmission Mode / 6.3.2：

Power Control / 6.3.3：

Dynamic Channel Allocation / 6.3.4：

Basic Cellular System Architecture / 6.4：

The Network Subsystem / 6.4.1：

The BSS / 6.4.2：

Cellular Planning and Engineering / 7：

Cellular Planning Elements / 7.1：

Importance of the Cellular Planning Process / 7.1.1：

Objectives and Problems in Cellular Planning / 7.1.2：

Coverage Objectives / 7.1.3：

Main Steps / 7.1.4：

Traffic Dimensioning Basics / 7.2：

Traffic Load Prediction / 7.2.1：

Quality of Service Parameters / 7.2.2：

Cell Dimensioning / 7.2.3：

Dimensioning Process for a GSM Network / 7.2.4：

Conclusion / 7.2.5：

Planning Stages of a Cellular Network / 7.3：

Radio Planning / 7.3.1：

Fixed Network Planning / 7.3.2：

System Tuning: Example of the GSM BSS / 7.3.3：

Increasing the Capacity of a Cellular Network / 7.5：

Adding New Channels / 7.5.1：

Channel Borrowing / 7.5.2：

Modification of the Cell Reuse Pattern / 7.5.3：

Cell Splitting / 7.5.4：

Sectorization / 7.5.5：

Down-Tilting / 7.5.6：

Cell Layering / 7.5.7：

Trends Toward the Microcellular Techniques / 7.5.8：

Capacity Solutions Comparison / 7.5.9：

Quality of Service / 7.6：

Erlang Formulas / Appendix 7B：

Erlang Table Example / Appendix 7C：

Mobility Management / 8：

Management of Radio Mobility: The Handover Procedure / 8.1：

Basic Handover Principle / 8.1.1：

Growing Importance of the Handover Procedure / 8.1.2：

The Various Handover Phases / 8.1.3：

Various Kinds of Handover Seen by the Network / 8.1.4：

Evaluation of the Handover Procedure / 8.1.5：

Handover Traffic / 8.1.6：

Handover Procedures in Analog Systems / 8.1.7：

Handover in Second-Generation Systems / 8.1.8：

Handover in Third-Generation Systems / 8.1.9：

Network Mobility: Cell Selection and Roaming / 8.1.10：

Cell Selection/Reselection Process / 8.2.1：

Location Management / 8.2.2：

Mobility Management in the Fixed and Mobile Networks: The UPT Concept / 8.2.3：

Location Management Methods for Third-Generation Systems / 8.3：

Memoryless Methods / 8A.1：

Database Architecture / 8A.1.1：

Optimizing Fixed Network Architecture / 8A.1.2：

Combining Location Areas and Paging Areas / 8A.1.3：

Multi-layer LAs / 8A.1.4：

A Procedure for Reducing Signaling Message Exchanges / 8A.1.5：

Memory-Based Methods / 8A.2：

Short-Term Observation for Dynamic LA and PA Sizes Assigning/Adjusting / 8A.2.1：

Individual User Patterns / 8A.2.2：

Predicting Short-Term Movements of the Subscriber / 8A.2.3：

Mobility Statistics / 8A.2.4：

Main UPT Features / Appendix 8B：

Professional Mobile Radio / 9：

Historic and General Background / 9.1：

Definition and General Background / 9.1.1：

PMR Categories According to User Needs / 9.1.2：

Categorization of Users and Organizations / 9.1.3：

PMR General Categorization / 9.1.4：

PMR Categorization According to Their Operation / 9.1.5：

PMR Services / 9.2：

PMR Characteristics / 9.2.1：

Services Offered / 9.2.2：

Conventional PMR Systems / 9.2.3：

Architecture of Conventional Radio Networks / 9.3.1：

Weaknesses of Conventional Radio Systems / 9.3.2：

Trunk Radio Networks / 9.4：

History of Trunked Systems / 9.4.1：

Efficiency of the Trunking Method / 9.4.2：

Trunking Architecture / 9.4.3：

Engineering / 9.4.4：

TETRA / 9.4.5：

TETRAPOL / 9.4.6：

Conventional PMRs Comparison/Analog Trunk/Digital Trunk / 9.4.7：

Short-Range Business Radio / 9.4.8：

PMR Evolution / 9.5：

Cordless Systems and Applications / 10：

Basic Principles and Applications / 10.1：

Characteristics / 10.1.1：

Applications / 10.1.2：

Examples of Cordless Systems / 10.2：

CT2 / 10.2.1：

DECT / 10.2.2：

PHS / 10.2.3：

PACS System / 10.2.4：

Paging Systems / 10.3：

Concepts and Basic Principles / 11.1：

Architecture / 11.1.1：

Signaling Methods / 11.1.2：

Transmission Channels / 11.1.3：

Services / 11.1.4：

Examples of One-Way Paging Systems / 11.1.5：

Eurosignal / 11.2.1：

POCSAG / 11.2.2：

Ermes / 11.2.3：

Cellular Networks / 11.3：

First-Generation Systems / 12.1：

Radiocom 2000 System / 12.1.1：

AMPS / 12.1.2：

NMT System / 12.1.3：

Second-Generation Systems / 12.2：

The GSM System / 12.2.1：

The D-AMPS System / 12.2.2：

The IS-95 System / 12.2.3：

Personal Digital Cellular System / 12.2.4：

GSM Functionality in Its Different Phases / 12.3：

Wireless Data Networks / 13：

Wireless Local Area Networks / 13.1：

Types of Wireless LAN Systems / 13.1.1：

Classification According to the Technique Used / 13.1.2：

Wireless LANs Applications / 13.1.3：

The HIPERLAN Standard / 13.1.4：

The 802.11 Standard / 13.1.5：

Wide Area Wireless Data Networks / 13.1.6：

Types of Systems and Evolution / 13.2.1：

ARDIS / 13.2.2：

The Mobitex System / 13.2.3：

Cellular Digital Packet Data / 13.2.4：

General Packet Radio Service / 13.2.5：

About The Author / 13.3：

Index

General Introduction / 1：

History and Development / 1.1：

Phase One: Theoretical Foundations / 1.1.1：

Second Phase: Development and Applications / 1.1.2：

Third Phase: Mobile Services for the General Public / 1.1.3：

Evolution of Mobile Systems / 1.1.4：

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