PublishedPrentice Hall Australia, September 2017 |
ISBN9780134431796 |
FormatHardcover, 464 pages |
Dimensions23.2cm × 18.9cm × 1cm |
Developed and proven as part of a special laboratory course at the University of Texas, this unique book makes wireless communication accessible both to undergraduates and to practicing electrical engineers who haven't specialised in communications.
Introduction to Wireless Digital Communication: A Signal Processing Perspective goes beyond broad survey coverage, while assuming the right mathematical depth for undergraduates and building on the foundational DSP knowledge most of them already have. Using this text, instructors can teach wireless technologies without requiring other analog or digital communication prerequisites.
Robert W. Heath, Jr. presents:
A comprehensive view of communication in wireless channels that accounts for practical impairments
Algorithms for channel estimation, equalisation, frame synchronisation, and carrier frequency offset synchronisation
Focused coverage of widely-deployed quadrature pulse amplitude modulation technology
Least squared estimation techniques, building on the linear algebra typically taught to electrical engineering undergraduates
Modular, "less is more" coverage of realistic example cases, rather than an attempt to help students solve every single problem that might arise
