... discussed: data communications, networking, protocols and standards, and networking models.Networks exist so that data may be sent from one place toanother-thebasic con-ceptof data communications. Tofully ... Chapter 1 and Chapter2.Chapter 1InChapter1,we introduce the conceptsof data communicationsand networking. Wedis-cuss datacommunications components, data representation, and data flow.Wethen ... ofCongressCataloging-in~Publication Data Forouzan, Behrouz A. Data communicationsand networking I Behrouz A Forouzan. - 4th ed.p. em.- (McGraw-HilI Forouzannetworking series)Includes index.ISBN978-0-07-296775-3-...
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... channels, and can be encountered in most of multicarrier systems. In summary, this book covers a wide range of interesting topics of communicationsand networking. The introductions, data, and ... sub-carriers and can be considered to be guard bands that avoid interference from other applications in adjacent bands and are not employed to deliver any information. It should be noted that xn and ... references in this book would help the readers know more about communicationsandnetworkingand help them explore this exciting and fact-evolving fi eld. EditorJun PengUniversity of Texas...
... metal conduit to contain and protect cablingãPossible to use antinoise algorithms Chapter 3Transmission Basics and Networking Media 11Baseband and BroadbandãBaseband: digital signals sent ... interconnect and exchange signalsType of transceiverãDevice that transmits and receives signals 17Size and Scalability ãThree specifications determine size and scalability of networking ... 34Cable Design and Management (continued)ãStructured cabling (continued):Equipment room: location of significant networking hardware, such as servers and mainframe hosts–Telecommunications...
... padded with null samples for mobile ofdm communications, Proceedings of IEEE Wireless Communications andNetworking Conference, 2008 (WCNC 2008), IEEE Communications Society, Las Vegas, NV, ... second-order polynomial interpolation (SOPI) method and a transform-domain interpolation method are studied in this sub-section. CommunicationsandNetworking 36 {}()110, 1exp 2 / , ... (2003). A pseudo random postfix ofdm modulator and inherent channel estimation techniques, Proceedings of IEEE 2003 Global Telecommunications Conference (GLOBECOM ’03), IEEE Communications Society,...
... relayQ2Qr+1QR······ ···Band 1 Band 2 Band r Band r +1 Band RFrequency domainQ1Qr···QDF relayQ2Qr+1QR······ ···Band 1 Band 2 Band r Band r +1 Band RFrequency domain Fig. ... YHYuHHHAH HAH∈∈=+∑∑ (10) CommunicationsandNetworking 60 where iQY and jQY are the received signal from DF i-th relay and AF j-th relays, respectively, and ()*⋅ denotes the ... narrow band interference. The price paid for OFDM’s attractive features in equalization, decoding, and possibly adaptive power and bandwidth allocation is its sensitivity to subcarrier drifts and...
... transmitted is Np). CommunicationsandNetworking 90 Regarding the second PDF, ,,111,,,,ppilot pkl klkl klRS H N=+ and 21,klR are also zero mean complex Gaussian and exponential ... (Pandharipande & Ho, 2007)-(Pandharipande & Ho, 2008). In this chapter, the resource allocation problem is studied to maximize the system capacity by joint subcarrier matching and ... received samples which is constant and is defined as CommunicationsandNetworking 80 Tse, D. N. C. & Viswanath, P. (2005). Fundamentals of Wireless Communications. , U.K.: Cambridge...
... following. CommunicationsandNetworking 126 B. Korte, J. Vygen (2002), Combinatorial Optimization: Theory and Algorithms, 3rd ed. New York: Springer-Verlag. I. Hammerstrom and A. Wittneben ... Conference on Communications, ICC’06, pp. 4463-4468. B. Gui and L. J. Cimini, Jr. (2008), “Bit Loading Algorithms for Cooperative OFDM Systems,” EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communicationsand Networking, ... A. Pandharipande, and Chin K. Ho (2008). “Spectrum pool reassignment for wireless multihop relay systems,” 3nd International Conference on Cognitive Radio OrientedWireless Networks and Communications, ...
... zero mean and statistically independent of αl and nl , and considering that nl and αl are statistically independent and zero mean too, then E{IN} = E{IU} = 0. Since nl and αl are ... JPEG 2000 codestream dataand other types of data are integrated into RTP packets as described in (Schulzrinne et al, 2003). Wireless Multimedia CommunicationsandNetworking Based on JPEG ... is γ and the FEC CommunicationsandNetworking 150 Its main characteristics are: lossy or lossless compression modes; resolution, quality and spatial scalability; transmission and progressive...
... mobile broadband services at prices and speeds comparable to fixed broadband. Though there are often data caps on mobile broadband services that are lower than those of fixed broadband, some consumers ... asymmetric channel I. The number of relay node is selected M = 2, M = 4 and M = 6. CommunicationsandNetworking 244 The data base for the ray tracing method in our applications can not contain ... [%]Pc=0.11;Pm=0.01Pc=0.11;Pm=0.02Pc=0.22;Pm=0.01Pc=0.22;Pm=0.02K-Direct Fig. 27. Convergence of SGA and DIRECT for 3 Access Points CommunicationsandNetworking 258 The next part shows the comparisons of SGA and the proposed hierarchic two steps...
... woutP , and the average outage probability, denoted by avoutP , can be expressed as follows CommunicationsandNetworking 314 where Ψj and ρav denotes the blocking probability and AOP ... strategy defines a transmission range R and schedules communications only between nodes that are R links distant. This means that when a node n CommunicationsandNetworking 308 ,1JsjjKK==∑ ... stops and does not have to go in any other place. Results obtained by simulations and presented in the following Section will confirm the correctness of this model. Communicationsand Networking...