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CDMA Systems Engineering Handbook

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Jhong S. Lee, Leonard E. Miller

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¡°...this solid tome is in a field of its own. Two and a half inches thick and embraces over 1,200 pages...most readers should find this book answers all their questions. Text print, diagram graphics and mathematical tables are clearly presented and the authors writing is straightforward. Both writers have academic and military backgrounds in the USA and their pedigrees in tactical communication systems makes them adequately qualified for addressing the needs of civil applications.$#148;
---BT Information Exchange, June 1999

Strengthen your knowledge of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) technology, and build a solid understanding of the technical details and engineering design principles behind the robust new IS-95 digital cellular system standard with this comprehensive reference tool. Based upon the authors high-impact international training seminars on CDMA system engineering technology, this book helps practicing cellular engineers better understand the technical elements associated with the CDMA system, and how they are applied to the IS-95 standard.

Practicing engineers who work with CDMA cellular, PCS, and WLL systems should have this guide close at hand, but even if your engineering background is not CDMA specific, youll appreciate the books easy-to-follow, tutorial approach to the technology. Packed with nearly 2,000 equations and over 700 figures and tables, you learn?


Proven-under-fire techniques that help you assess system modulation and convolutional code performance, and optimize cellular system and Erlang capacity

How to design PN code generators for spread-spectrum applications, and how to use masks to control PN code phase offsets for CDMA cells

How you can use RAKE diversity combining techniques to combat fading

How to control CDMA forward link power allocation to help maximize system capacity
An essential reference tool for CDMA system and design engineers, service providers consultants, and technical managers, the book also equips R&D professionals with the knowledge they need to develop tools to enhance new or existing CDMA cellular, PCS, and WLL systems.

Contents: Introduction and Review of System Analysis Basics. Mobile Radio Propagation Considerations. Basic Cellular Systems Engineering. Overview of the IS-95 Standard. Walsh Functions and CRC Codes. Theory and Application of PN Sequences. Modulation and Demodulation of IS-95 Spread Spectrum Signals. Convolutional Codes and Their Use in IS-95. Diversity Techniques and RAKE. CDMA Cellular System Design and Erlang Capacity. CDMA Optimization Issues.

Jhong S. Lee is President of J.S. Lee Associates, Inc., and is the author of more than 70 technical articles in IEEE publications. He earned his D.Sc. in electrical engineering from The George Washington University and is a Fellow of the IEEE.

Leonard E. Miller is Vice President of Research at J.S. Lee Associates, Inc., and has published over 40 IEEE papers. He serves as a reviewer for the IEEE and the IEE. Dr. Miller earned his Ph.D. from the Catholic University of America, Washington, DC.

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