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Introduction to WLLs: Application and Deployment for Fixed and Broadband Services (IEEE Series on Digital & Mobile Communication)

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Introduction to WLLs: Application and Deployment for Fixed and Broadband Services (IEEE Series on Digital & Mobile Communication)
Raj Pandya
Manufacturer: Wiley-IEEE Press
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Hardcover

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ASIN: 0471451320

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The scope of the book includes a systems-level coverage of the following topics:

Introduction to WLL systems
Fundamentals of Radio Systems
Key cellular and cordless technologies
WLL systems design - system components and interfaces
WLL systems design - radio aspects
Planning and deployment of WLL systems
Examples of commercially available WLL systems
Broadband applications and services

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Wireless Local Loop (WLL) is now widely recognized as an economically viable technology for provision of telecommunication services to subscribers in sparsely populated as well as highly congested areas. However, the preparation of the business case, choice of a suitable technology, deployment planning, and radio and network system design for a WLL system depend on a range of technical and strategic planning variables.
The scope of the book includes a systems-level coverage of the following topics:
* Introduction to WLL systems
* Fundamentals of Radio Systems
* Key cellular and cordless technologies
* WLL systems design - system components and interfaces
* WLL systems design - radio aspects
* Planning and deployment of WLL systems
* Examples of commercially available WLL systems
* Broadband applications and services

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Out of date at this moment.......2005-09-03

At this moment this book is a way a out of time, simply because it covers narrowband technologies like GSM, IS-95 and others that are no longer interesting for fixed wireless access systems realization. More attractive standard as IEEE 802.16 have been covered on 2 pages, and WiMAX Forum has not been mentioned at all. Also, there is no mathematical background or practical FWA system planning background. This is completely introductory book that could not be interested to anyone with high or moderate involvement in field of telecommunications. If you are a part of a management and you are trying just to get an idea about fixed wireless access this book can be interesting, in all other cases not very much. I believe that for engineers Harry Andersons book about fixed wireless access is much more valuable, and for managers William Webbs book about wireless local loops.

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