Simulating Wireless Communication Systems : Practical Models in C++

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Simulating Wireless Communication Systems has been carefully crafted to serve as a convenient reference for communications engineers and system designers faced with the need to simulate a wireless communication system or one of its major subsystems. The primary focus of the book is emphasized by the chosen subtitle, Practical Models in C++. This book presents nearly two hundred detailed mathematical models of practical devices that are used to implement wireless communication systems. Ready-to-run software modules that implement these models are provided on the companion website. A number of appendices provide convenient access to mathematical and statistical information that may be useful in the understanding, setup, and use of the various models.For Sale in Indian subcontinent onlyFeaturesThe all-inclusive, practical reference for engineers simulating today's complex wireless communication systems. Modern communication systems and the devices operating within these systems would not be possible without simulation. Includes nearly two hundred models of practical communications devices and dozens of simulations on the companion website. Based on the author's 20 years of experience in simulating large, state-of-the-art communication systems.Contents Simulation: Background and Overview. Simulation Infrastructure. Signal Generators. Random Process Models. Discrete Transforms. Spectrum Estimation. System Characterization Tools. Filter Models. Modulation and Demodulation. Amplifiers and Mixers. Synchronization and Signal Shifting. Synchronization Recovery. Channel Models. Multirate Simulations. Modeling DSP Components. Coding and Interleaving.