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Digital Beamforming in Wireless Communications John Litva, Titus Lo Artech House 1996


 

Digital Beamforming in Wireless Communications(IPF®)

 

John Litva, Titus Lo

Artech House

1996.
301 pages.

 

Description

 

Artech House is pleased to offer you this title in a special In-Print-Forever® (IPF®) hardbound edition. This book is not available from inventory but can be printed at your request and delivered within 2-4 weeks of receipt of order. Please note that because IPF® books are printed on demand, returns cannot be accepted.

 

Explosive growth of wireless communications is demanding increased system capacity for mobile communications satellites -- and the expert authors of this first-of-a-kind book explore a promising, cost-effective solution: digital beamforming (DBF) technology.  In definitive detail, the authors explain why increasing the bandwidth of existing channels or allocating new frequency bands may not be feasible and why frequency reuse is becoming the most practical means for increasing system capacity. First they review the principles of DBF technology. Then they discuss beamforming techniques and results, state-of-the-art supportive technologies, and promising applications for wireless communications -- complete with 165 figures, 300 equations, plus techniques and findings of researchers in related fields.

 

This book is an excellent tutorial or reference for understanding, designing, developing, and applying DBF systems in wireless communications. Communications engineers, technicians, managers, researchers, and graduate students alike will find solutions to four key problems:

·         Improving a wireless communications system’s immunity to multipath fading

·         Reducing co-channel interference in a wireless communications system

·         Increasing system capacity of a wireless communications system

·         Achieving greater antenna array calibration accuracy

 

 

Table of Contents



Fundamentals of Digital Beamforming.

 

Adaptive Beamforming.

 

Error Effects on Digital Beamforming.

 

Spatial Processing in Communications.

 

Antenna Elements. MMIC Technology.

 

 DBF Transceiver Technology.

 

Digital Signal Processing Technology.

 

Digital Beamforming for Mobile Satellite Communications.

 

Digital Beamforming for Land Mobile Communications.

 

Digital Beamforming for In-Building Communications.


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