Mobile Cellular Telecommunications: Analog and Digital Systems

I had provided an earlier review of this book, so this is moreof an additional comment.The copy I have is still one of the ones I start with to get abasic overview of the subject matter. It is starting to get abit out of date, yes, but still a decent read. Again, it has somegrammatical errors (as pointed out by another reviewer), butthat is not essential to the content. Also, PCS was (and stillis to some degree) too "new" at the time this was writtento be included and this should not be held against the author.As I have mentioned before, to dive into detail requires a copyof the relevent standards (expensively available from GlobalEngineering), so this kind of overview has a place on the shelf- for quick basic checks, if nothing else!

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This is an excellent overview of the various cellular communication technologies in use today. The text has a good blend of general information about Analog AMPS, TDMA and CDMA, and also provides enough detail about each of these technologies to be very useful as an overview text (complete detail usually requires a perusal of the relevant EIA/TIA standards so I do not expect any text to provide that degree of information.) Please note I have only skimmed the radio and antenna sections of this book and cannot comment on those chapters.

I found the treatment of antenna siting and signal propagation to be especially interesting. The fresnel zone treatment is excellent, and I needed this clarity in a quick response microwave TV link. The exposition of antenna patterns and Rayleigh fading propagation paths affected by multipath aided understanding of this intense subject.

I use this book as support in my job studing the reliability of an Analog Cellular System. It include's excelents reviews of AMPS, TDMA, CDMA and GSM Digital systems. Also i think it can be used in the Teaching of Cellular systems at College and University.