This new edition of the popular guide to telecommunications circuit design offers the same comprehensive coverage found in the first edition, but now features additional sections on mobile and wireless phones and pagers, compact antennas, switches, power amplifiers, and TDMA and CDMA modulation schemes. Also new to this edition is a chapter devoted to the design of cellular phones, as well as new end-of-chapter exercises.Content: Chapter 1 The History of Telecommunications (pages 1–16): Chapter 2 Amplitude Modulated Radio Transmitter (pages 17–78): Chapter 3 The Amplitude Modulated Radio Receiver (pages 79–110): Chapter 4 Frequency Modulated Radio Transmitter (pages 111–141): Chapter 5 The Frequency Modulated Radio Receiver (pages 143–160): Chapter 6 The Television Transmitter (pages 161–186): Chapter 7 The Television Receiver (pages 187–211): Chapter 8 The Telephone Network (pages 213–264): Chapter 9 Signal Processing in the Telephone System (pages 267–303): Chapter 10 The Facsimile Machine (pages 305–324): Chapter 11 Personal Wireless Communication Systems (pages 325–366): Chapter 12 Telecommunication Transmission Media (pages 367–390): A practical and tutorial survey of circuit design and telecommunications networksTelecommunication Circuit Design, Second Edition covers the basic concepts of telecommunications, the design of subsystems, and the practical realization of the electronic circuits that make up telecommunication systems. It combines circuit design with telecommunication theory to present a practical, balanced approach to the study of the field. The author breaks down telecommunications systems into functional blocks, then studies each functional block in terms of the electronic devices used, circuit components, and power requirements. Sections on the Internet, the basics and practical aspects of facsimile transmission, multiple access techniques including FDMA and TDMA, spread-spectrum methods including FHMA and CDMA as well as phase modulation have been added to bring this edition up to date. The author uses illustrative examples throughout to describe these modern systems:*Amplitude modulated (AM) radio and frequency modulated (FM) radio*Television*Telephone networks*Facsimile machines*Pagers, cordless phones, and cellular telephones*Satellite and fiber optic transmissionThough an excellent tutorial for engineering students, the author's practical approach to electronic circuit design also makes this comprehensive book useful as a review and reference for professionals in the telecommunications industry Telecommunication Circuit Design (2nd Ed.))......Page 1 Copyright......Page 4 Contents......Page 5 Preface......Page 13 Wilet Series in Telecommunications & Signal Processing......Page 16 Ch1 History of Telecommunications......Page 18 Ch2 Amplitude Modulated Radio Transmitter......Page 34 Ch3 Amplitude Modulated Radio Receiver......Page 96 Ch4 Frequency Modulated Radio Transmitter......Page 128 Ch5 Frequency Modulated Radio Receiver......Page 160 Ch6 Television Transmitter......Page 178 Ch7 Television Receiver......Page 204 Ch8 Telephone Network......Page 230 Ch9 Signal Processing in Telephone System......Page 284 Ch10 Facsimile Machine......Page 322 Ch11 Personal Wireless Communication Systems......Page 342 Ch12 Telecommunication Transmission Media......Page 384 AppA Transformer......Page 408 AppB Designation of Frequency......Page 414 AppC Eletromagnetic Spectrum......Page 416 AppD Modified Huffman Data Compression Code......Page 418 AppE Electronic Memory......Page 422 AppF BCD to 7-Segment Decoder......Page 432 Index......Page 434 The author gives a clear analysis, in mathematical terms where necessary, of basic electronic devices and circuit components which make up telecommunications systems. Discussions generally begin with elementary systems which serve to best illustrate the principles of operation and proceed to more sophisticated and practical examples. The chapters are organized around the three major telecommunications networks of radio, television and telephone.
This new edition of the popular guide to telecommunications circuit design offers the same comprehensive coverage found in the first edition, but now features additional sections on mobile and wireless phones and pagers, compact antennas, switches, power amplifiers, and TDMA and CDMA modulation schemes. Also new to this edition is a chapter devoted to the design of cellular phones, as well as new end-of-chapter exercises.
According to UNESCO statistics, in 1997, there were 2.4 billion radio receivers in nearly 200 countries.
