Wireless Communication Systems: Foundation

In this chapter the principles to the digital wireless communication systems is introduced. A digital wireless communication system consists of transmitter, channel and receiver. Moreover, it covers the wireless communication foundations, reviews the history of it, and introduces the applications, requirements and key technical features. The digital wireless signal processing such as: modulation, demodulation, orthogonal frequency division multiple access and error correction are discussed. Wireless communications provides mobility (on the go), flexibility (any place, any time, temporary, permanent), no problems with wiring also cost reducing, robust against disasters like earthquake, fire. Wireless communication is no longer a luxury but a necessity. Wireless Communication Systems also provide different services/technologies like video conferencing, cellular telephone, paging, TV, Radio etc. Speed and mobility for different wireless communication systems.

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