Emerging communications technologies Uyless N. Black.
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TextSeries: 2nd editionPublication details: Upper Saddle River Prentice Hall 1997.Edition: 2nd edDescription: 457 p. 25 cmISBN: - 0137428340 (paperback)
- 9780137428342 (paperback)
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Air University's Aerospace and Aviation Campus Kamra | NFIC | 621.382 BLA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | Sent this item to AUPACK. ( Kamra Campus); Program Relevancy: BEE; Course Relevancy: Analog Communications; Digital Communications; Electronic Communications | P1558 |
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| 621.382 ASI Wireless communications evolution to 3g and beyond / | 621.382 B5811W Wireless communication technology | 621.382 BHA Digital Communication | 621.382 BLA Emerging communications technologies | 621.382 BRA Innovation and the communications revolution / | 621.382 CAS Cases on telecommunications and networking / | 621.382 COL Introduction to telecommunications : voice, data, and the internet / |
Communications engineers and professionals know that Uyless Black provides the clearest, most concise explanations of advanced communications technology available. This completely revised edition delivers the information professionals need to understand today's revolutionary communications technologies, -- with detailed coverage of high-speed alternatives such as ATM, B-ISDN, Gigabit Ethernet, and SONET, as well as emerging wireless and Internet technologies. Since the first edition of Emerging Communications Technologies was published in September 1995, dramatic changes in communications have taken place, and this book covers them all. New coverage includes: new technology options for residential broadband, including B-ISDN; advanced LAN architectures such as Gigabit Ethernet; advanced wireless technologies such as PCS; evolving carrier technologies such as intelligent networks; and new Internet technologies such as IPv6 and Mbone multicasting. All communications engineers and professionals.
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