TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING

Telecom Eng - Dunlop & Smith......Page 2 Contents......Page 3 Prefaces......Page 7 Symbols & abbreviations......Page 9 Ch1: Signals & channels......Page 12 Ch2: Analog modulation theory......Page 52 Ch3: Discrete signals......Page 88 Ch4: Noise in analog comms systems......Page 133 Ch5: Noise in digital comms systems......Page 156 Ch6: High-frequency transmission lines......Page 184 Ch7: Antennas......Page 223 Ch8: Active microwave devices......Page 255 Ch9: Passive microwave devices......Page 281 Ch10: Telephony......Page 324 Ch11: TV systems......Page 408 Ch12: Optical fibre comms......Page 451 Ch13: Packet switched networks......Page 472 Ch14: Satellite comms......Page 504 Ch15: Mobile comms systems......Page 524 A: Bessel functions......Page 580 B: Trig identities......Page 581 C: Erf......Page 582 D: Blocked-calls-cleared (Erlang B)......Page 585 Index......Page 593 End......Page 600 This textbook provides wide ranging treatment of all the major telecommunication topics encountered on undergraduate programmes. This revised and updated edition is enhanced with further chapters on mobile communication systems and integrated services digital networks.