3G Wireless Networks
3G Wireless Networks
| Book Title: | 3G Wireless Networks |
| Author: | Daniel Collins, Clint Smith |
| Publication: | McGraw-Hill Professional September 2001 |
| ISBN: | 0071363815 |
Book Review: 3G Wireless Networks
3G Wireless Networks is a very good book for people managing wireless network on everyday basis. The complete practical and theoretical approach has been applied in the book to provide users a new way to learn all things related to such networks with an ease.Authors have taken in consideration, issues such as inter-networking, compatibility and voice-data convergence providing the users a complete insight on these topics.
Covers all kind of Networks
Authors know the difficulty that a person face while shifting from a lower grade network to a new one and probably is the reason of detail explanation of all kind of networks and their up gradation to the new technology.Book covers all issues that emerge when upgrading from a lower technology network to a new technology one. Authors have covered all lower grade networks like Second Generation networks such as CDMA to the 2.5 Generation systems such as EDGE and WAP and also the latest networking designs such as 3G mobile networks.
Covers Compatibility Issues
Book cover issues arising between the communication of different kind of networks using different set of communication protocols.Different networks use different set of communicating protocols and that’s why they need special medium protocols that can be used to engage a communication between two different networks such as CDMA 2000 and WCDMA which are different in terms of protocols and are used in US and Europe respectively. The authors have provided all issues that may arise while communicating between such different networks.
