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Protocols books
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| Understanding
TCP/IP: A clear and comprehensive guide to TCP/IP protocols |
| By Dostálek, Alena Kabelová |
| The TCP/IP protocol stack is the foundation of the internet and, more
generally, network communication. Operating at various physical and logical
layers, these protocols are the language that allow computers to communicate
with each other. While most IT professionals don’t work at the protocol level
regularly, there are times when a clear understanding of what’s going at the
network level can be invaluable. This is the book to give that grounding and to
act as a definitive reference when needed.
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| Packt Publishing Ltd |
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| Introduction to Wireless Systems |
| Bruce A. Black, Philip S. DiPiazza, Bruce A. Ferguson, David
R. Voltmer, Frederick C. Berry |
| This book presents a coherent, up-to-the-minute, systems engineering view of
cellular systems for every level of practitioner and student. Its systematic
introduction to today’s most important propagation issues, modulation
techniques, and access schemes, illuminate theory with real-world examples from
modern cellular telephone systems. Drawn from years of professional experience
in wireless engineering, the book’s authors show how elements of today’s
wireless communications systems interrelate, clarify the tradeoffs associated
with delivering high-quality service at acceptable cost, and demonstrate how
systems are designed and implemented by teams of complementary specialists.
Whatever your technical role, Introduction to Wireless Systems brings together
the theoretical and practical knowledge you’ll need to successfully help plan,
design, or implement any wireless system. |
Pearson Education
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