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| adam_text | TELECOMMUNICATIONS ESSENTIALS THE COMPLETE GLOBAL SOURCE SECOND EDITION
LILLIAN GOLENIEWSKI EDITED BY KITTY WILSON JARRETT AADDISON-WESLEY UPPER
SADDLE RIVER, NJ * BOSTON * INDIANAPOLIS * SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK *
TORONTO * MONTREAL * LONDON * MUNICH * PARIS * MADRID CAPETOWN * SYDNEY
* TOKYO * SINGAPORE * MEXICO CITY CONTENTS ABOUT THE AUTHOR ABOUT LIDO
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING THE BROADBAND EVOLUTION XXI
XXIII XXV XXIX PART I COMMUNICATIONS FUNDAMENTALS CHAPTER 1
TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS TRANSMISSION LINES CIRCUITS
CHANNELS LINES AND TRUNKS 0 VIRTUAL CIRCUITS TYPES OF NETWORK
CONNECTIONS ; THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM AND BANDWIDTH THE
ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM BANDWIDTH ANALOG AND DIGITAL TRANSMISSION
ANALOG TRANSMISSION DIGITAL TRANSMISSION 3 4 6 6 9 11 11 11 15 18 18 19
XI XIL CONTENTS ANALOG VERSUS DIGITAL TRANSMISSION 20 CONVERSION: CODECS
AND MODEMS 20 MULTIPLEXING 23 FDM 26 TDM 26 STDM 27 INTELLIGENT
MULTIPLEXING 28 INVERSE MULTIPLEXING 30 WDM, DWDM, AND CWDM 30 POLITICAL
AND REGULATORY FORCES IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS 33 REGULATORY BACKGROUND 34
THE POLICY AND REGULATORY PLAYERS 34 THE MAIN REGULATORY ISSUES 35
INTERNET GOVERNANCE 36 STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONS 37 CHAPTER 2 TRADITIONAL
TRANSMISSION MEDIA 41 TWISTED-PAIR 44 CHARACTERISTICS OF TWISTED-PAIR
44 CATEGORIES OF TWISTED-PAIR 45 APPLICATIONS OF TWISTED-PAIR 47 ANALOG
AND DIGITAL TWISTED-PAIR 47 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF TWISTED-PAIR
50 COAXIAL CABLE 51 CHARACTERISTICS OF COAXIAL CABLE 52 APPLICATIONS OF
COAXIAL CABLE 53 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF COAXIAL CABLE 53
MICROWAVE 54 CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROWAVE 55 TRADITIONAL APPLICATIONS OF
MICROWAVE 56 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF MICROWAVE 60 THE NEW ERA OF
MICROWAVE: WIRELESS BROADBAND 60 SATELLITE 61 FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS OF
SATELLITE 63 SATELLITE NETWORK SEGMENTS 65 SATELLITE ORBITS ? 66
APPLICATIONS OF SATELLITE 70 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SATELLITE /
72 FIBER OPTICS . 73 * CHARACTERISTICS OF FIBER OPTICS 73 COMPONENTS OF
FIBER OPTICS 74 HOW FIBER-OPTIC TRANSMISSION WORKS 76 INNOVATIONS IN
FIBER OPTICS: EDFAS AND WDM 77 APPLICATIONS OF FIBER OPTICS 78
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF FIBER OPTICS 79 CONTENTS XIII CHAPTER 3
ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATIONS CHANNELS 83 ESTABLISHING CONNECTIONS:
NETWORKING MODES AND SWITCHING MODES 83 NETWORKING MODES 84 SWITCHING
MODES 86 THE PSTN VERSUS THE INTERNET 100 PSTN CHARACTERISTICS 100
INTERNET CHARACTERISTICS 101 CONVERGING NETWORKS: NEXT-GENERATION
NETWORKS 101 CHAPTER 4 THE PSTN 103 THE PSTN INFRASTRUCTURE 103 SERVICE
PROVIDERS 105 NETWORK ACCESS 106 ACCESS SERVICES 107 TRANSPORT SERVICES
109 PSTN ARCHITECTURE 111 THE TRANSPORT NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE 114 THE
PDH INFRASTRUCTURE 114 THE SDH/SONET INFRASTRUCTURE 123 SIGNALING
SYSTEMS 129 SS7 ARCHITECTURE 132 INTELLIGENT NETWORKS 135 AINS 136 SS7
AND NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS 138 NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS AND THE PSTN
140 PART II DATA NETWORKING AND THE INTERNET 143 CHAPTERS DATA
COMMUNICATIONS BASICS 145 THE EVOLUTION OF DATA COMMUNICATIONS 145 DATA
COMMUNICATIONS ARCHITECTURES 145 DATA COMMUNICATIONS TRAFFIC 150 DATA
FLOW 152 THE DTE, THE DCE, THE TRANSMISSION CHANNEL, AND THE PHYSICAL
INTERFACE 152 MODEMS AND MODULATION 154 SIMPLEX, HALF-DUPLEX,
AND/FULL-DUPLEX DATA TRANSMISSION 159 CODING SCHEMES: ASCII, EBCDIC,
UNICODE, AND BEYOND 160 TRANSMISSION MODES: ASYNCHRONOUS AND SYNCHRONOUS
TRANSMISSION 162 ERROR CONTROL 164 THE OSI REFERENCE MODEL AND THE
TCP/IP REFERENCE MODEL 165 THE OSI SEVEN-LAYER REFERENCE MODEL 166 THE
TCP/IP FOUR-LAYER REFERENCE MODEL 168 THE TCP STACK VERSUS THE OSI MODEL
170 XIV CONTENTS CHAPTER 6 LOCAL AREA NETWORKING 173 LAN BASICS 173 LAN
CONCEPTS AND BENEFITS 174 LAN COMPONENTS 175 LAN CHARACTERISTICS 176 LAN
TRANSMISSION MEDIA 176 LAN TRANSPORT TECHNIQUES AND STANDARDS 177 LAN
ACCESS METHODS 182 LAN TOPOLOGIES 185 LAN INTERCONNECTION AND
INTERNETWORKING 187 HUBS 187 LAN SWITCHES 189 VLANS 191 BRIDGES 192
ROUTERS 194 IP SWITCHES 198 CHAPTER 7 WIDE AREA NETWORKING 201
CIRCUIT-SWITCHED NETWORKS 203 NETWORKS BASED ON LEASED LINES 203
NETWORKS BASED ON ISDN 212 PACKET-SWITCHED NETWORKS 215 X.25 219 FRAME
RELAY 221 ATM 229 IP AND ATM 238 CHAPTER 8 THE INTERNET AND IP
INFRASTRUCTURES 245 INTERNET BASICS 245 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNET
247 WHAT THE INTERNET IS AND HOW IT WORKS 251 INTERNET PROTOCOLS 254
INTERNET NETWORK ARCHITECTURES 264 INTERNET ADDRESSING AND ADDRESS
RESOLUTION 268 ADDRESSING AND ROUTING SCHEMES * 269 IPV4 ADDRESSING 271
IPV6 ADDRESSING / 275 DNS } ; 280 THT ORGANIZATION OF THE INTERNET 284
THE EVOLUTION OF THE POP ARCHITECTURE 285 INTERNET CHALLENGES AND
CHANGES 289 SERVICE PROVIDERS AND INTERCONNECTION 291 CONTENTS XV IP QOS
295 QOS MECHANISMS 295 QUEUING MECHANISMS 296 THE IP QOS CONTINUUM 299
WHAT S NEXT ON THE INTERNET 303 THE NEXT-GENERATION INTERNET 303 THE
INTERPLANETARY INTERNET 304 INTERNET-ENABLED DEVICES 305 RFID
APPLICATIONS 305 SIP TELEPHONY 306 DIGITAL OBJECTS AND LIBRARIES 306 THE
SEMANTIC WEB 306 PART III THE NEW GENERATION OF NETWORKS 309 CHAPTER 9
IP SERVICES 311 THE EVOLUTION TO IP SERVICES 311 IPT 313 THE IPT
EVOLUTION 314 THE IPT NETWORK 318 STANDARDS FOR IP VOICE 324 VOIP
CALL-SIGNALING PROTOCOLS 330 ENUM: TELEPHONE NUMBER MAPPING 339 IPTV 342
IPTV VERSUS STREAMING MEDIA 343 THE IPTV ARCHITECTURE 344 VPNS 345 KEY
VPN CONCEPTS 347 TYPES OF IP VPNS 359 VPN SECURITY 374 CHAPTER 10
NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS 383 THE BROADBAND EVOLUTION 384 COMMUNICATIONS
TRAFFIC TRENDS 384 COMMUNICATIONS BACKBONE TRENDS * 385 COMMUNICATIONS
BANDWIDTH TRENDS 386 COMMUNICATIONS APPLICATION TRENDS 387 BROADBAND
APPLICATIONS 388 MULTIMEDIA NETWORKING REQUIREMENTS 389 DIGITAL VIDEO
390 TELEVISION STANDARDS 396 XVI CONTENTS THE BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE
409 CONVERGING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURES 410 BROADBAND SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
410 NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS AND CONVERGENCE 411 CONVERGENCE IN
DIFFERENT INDUSTRY SEGMENTS 412 ARGUMENTS FOR CONVERGENCE 414 REGULATORY
EFFECTS ON CONVERGENCE 414 CONVERGING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURES 415
CONVERGENCE IN THE SERVICE ENVIRONMENT 416 THE NEXT-GENERATION NETWORK
INFRASTRUCTURE 418 THE IP MULTIMEDIA SUBSYSTEM 420 THE NEXT-GENERATION
NETWORK ARCHITECTURE 425 THE MULTISERVICE INTELLIGENT EDGE 432 QUALITY
OF SERVICE 437 THE MPLS ARCHITECTURE 445 CHAPTER 11 OPTICAL NETWORKING
451 OPTICAL NETWORKING TODAY AND TOMORROW 451 DRIVERS OF OPTICAL
NETWORKING 452 NETWORK REALITY TODAY 453 BANDWIDTH ABUNDANCE 456
END-TO-END OPTICAL NETWORKING 456 OPTICAL LINE AMPLIFIERS: EDFAS, RAMAN
AMPLIFIERS, AND SOAS 457 WDM EQUIPMENT 458 OADMS 463 OPTICAL SWITCHES
464 INTEGRATED PHOTONIC CIRCUITS 469 OPTICAL NETWORK MANAGEMENT 470 THE
OPTICAL EDGE 471 NEXT-GENERATION DIGITAL LOOP CARRIERS 471 PONS 472
MSPPS 472 THE OPTICAL CORE: OVERLAY VERSUS PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING
MODELS 473 THE OVERLAY MODEL 476 THE PEER-TO-PEER MODEL 478 0 THE
OVERLAY AND PEER-TO-PEER MODELS COMPARED 483 THE IP+OPTICAL CONTROL
PLANE ,. 483 GMPLS ,- / 485 . UNI 487 ASON 487 THE MIGRATION TO OPTICAL
NETWORKING 488 CONTENTS XVII CHAPTER 12 BROADBAND ACCESS ALTERNATIVES
489 DRIVERS OF BROADBAND ACCESS 489 DSL TECHNOLOGY 492 HOW DSL WORKS 493
CHARACTERISTICS AND PROPERTIES OF DSL 494 HDSL 499 SDSL 500 G.SHDSL 501
ADSL 503 ADSL2 505 ADSL2+ 506 ADSL2-RE 507 RADSL 507 VDSL 508 VDSL2 508
CABLE TV NETWORKS 509 HFC ARCHITECTURE 510 CABLE MODEMS AND CMTSS 512
CABLE MODEM STANDARDS 513 THE FUTURE OF CABLE TV NETWORKS 521 FIBER
SOLUTIONS 522 FTTX 523 PONS 525 WIRELESS BROADBAND 529 BROADBAND PLT 530
PLT ARCHITECTURE 530 THE FUTURE OF PLT 532 HANS 534 THE HAN MARKET,
APPLICATIONS, AND ELEMENTS 535 TYPES OF HANS 536 HAN GATEWAYS AND
SERVERS 544 PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE OF HANS 544 PART IV WIRELESS
COMMUNICATIONS 547 CHAPTER 13 WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS BASICS 549 A BRIEF
HISTORY OF WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS 550 WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
REGULATIONS ISSUES 553 WIRELESS IMPAIRMENTS 554 XVLLI CONTENTS ANTENNAS
556 PHASED-ARRAY ANTENNAS 557 MAGNETIC POLARIZATION ANTENNAS 558 MIMO
ANTENNAS 558 WIRELESS BANDWIDTH 560 WIRELESS SIGNAL MODULATION 560
SINGLE-CARRIER MODULATION TECHNIQUES 561 MULTICARRIER MODULATION
TECHNIQUES 562 SPECTRUM UTILIZATION 563 USING THE AVAILABLE RADIO
SPECTRUM 563 DUPLEXING TECHNIQUES 575 COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES 576 CHAPTER
14 WIRELESS WANS 579 1G: ANALOG TRANSMISSION 581 1G ANALOG CELLULAR
NETWORKS 581 1G WIRELESS DATA NETWORKS 583 2G: DIGITAL CELLULAR RADIO
586 GSM 588 UWC 590 CDMAONE 590 PDC 592 2.5G: ENHANCED DATA SERVICES 592
HSCSD 593 GPRS 593 EDGE 595 GERAN 596 MESSAGING SERVICES STANDARDS 596
3G: MOVING TOWARD BROADBAND WIRELESS 597 3G STANDARDS 599 3G DEPLOYMENT
ISSUES 609 BEYOND 3G 611 4G: WIRELESS BROADBAND 612 5G: INTELLIGENT
TECHNOLOGIES 614 CHAPTER 15 WMANS, WLANS, AND WPANS 6 1 7 WMANS 618
BFWA ; 619 IEEE 802.16 (WIMAX) 621 WIBRO 626 IEEE 802.20 (MOBILE-FI) 627
ETSI BRAN 628 IBURST 630 CONTENTS XIX FLASH-OFDM 632 DMB 634 VF 636
WLANS 638 WI-FI 640 IEEE 802.1 LX STANDARDS 642 WLAN SECURITY 646 VOWLAN
648 THE INTEGRATION OF WLANS AND CELLULAR NETWORKS 651 MESH NETWORKS 654
WPANS 660 IEEE 802.15.1 (BLUETOOTH) 661 IEEE 802.15.3 (WPAN-HR AND
WPAN-AHR) 664 UWB 665 IEEE 802.15.4 (ZIGBEE) 670 RFID 674 NFC 683
CHAPTER 16 EMERGING WIRELESS APPLICATIONS 687 THE HANDSET REVOLUTION 688
FROM MOBILE PHONES TO MULTIMEDIA HANDSETS 689 SOFTWARE-DEFINED RADIO 691
COGNITIVE RADIO 692 MOBILE IP 693 THE IP MULTIMEDIA SUBSYSTEM 696
PUSH-TO-TALK 700 PRESENCE-BASED SERVICES 701 MOBILE GAMING 702 MOBILE
GAME CATEGORIES 703 MOBILE GAME PLATFORMS 704 MOBILE VIDEO 706 MOBILE TV
707 DMB 708 DVB-H 709 ISDB 710 MEDIAFLO * 710 MOBILE CONTENT 712
GLOSSARY 715 INDEX 819
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS ESSENTIALS THE COMPLETE GLOBAL SOURCE SECOND EDITION
LILLIAN GOLENIEWSKI EDITED BY KITTY WILSON JARRETT AADDISON-WESLEY UPPER
SADDLE RIVER, NJ * BOSTON * INDIANAPOLIS * SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK *
TORONTO * MONTREAL * LONDON * MUNICH * PARIS * MADRID CAPETOWN * SYDNEY
* TOKYO * SINGAPORE * MEXICO CITY CONTENTS ABOUT THE AUTHOR ABOUT LIDO
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING THE BROADBAND EVOLUTION XXI
XXIII XXV XXIX PART I COMMUNICATIONS FUNDAMENTALS CHAPTER 1
TELECOMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS TRANSMISSION LINES CIRCUITS
CHANNELS LINES AND TRUNKS 0 VIRTUAL CIRCUITS TYPES OF NETWORK
CONNECTIONS ; THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM AND BANDWIDTH THE
ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM BANDWIDTH ANALOG AND DIGITAL TRANSMISSION
ANALOG TRANSMISSION DIGITAL TRANSMISSION 3 4 6 6 9 11 11 11 15 18 18 19
XI XIL CONTENTS ANALOG VERSUS DIGITAL TRANSMISSION 20 CONVERSION: CODECS
AND MODEMS 20 MULTIPLEXING 23 FDM 26 TDM 26 STDM 27 INTELLIGENT
MULTIPLEXING 28 INVERSE MULTIPLEXING 30 WDM, DWDM, AND CWDM 30 POLITICAL
AND REGULATORY FORCES IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS 33 REGULATORY BACKGROUND 34
THE POLICY AND REGULATORY PLAYERS 34 THE MAIN REGULATORY ISSUES 35
INTERNET GOVERNANCE 36 STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONS 37 CHAPTER 2 TRADITIONAL
TRANSMISSION MEDIA 41 TWISTED-PAIR 44 \ CHARACTERISTICS OF TWISTED-PAIR
44 CATEGORIES OF TWISTED-PAIR 45 APPLICATIONS OF TWISTED-PAIR 47 ANALOG
AND DIGITAL TWISTED-PAIR 47 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF TWISTED-PAIR
50 COAXIAL CABLE 51 CHARACTERISTICS OF COAXIAL CABLE 52 APPLICATIONS OF
COAXIAL CABLE 53 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF COAXIAL CABLE 53
MICROWAVE 54 CHARACTERISTICS OF MICROWAVE 55 TRADITIONAL APPLICATIONS OF
MICROWAVE 56 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF MICROWAVE 60 THE NEW ERA OF
MICROWAVE: WIRELESS BROADBAND 60 SATELLITE 61 FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS OF
SATELLITE 63 SATELLITE NETWORK SEGMENTS 65 SATELLITE ORBITS ? 66
APPLICATIONS OF SATELLITE 70 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SATELLITE /
72 FIBER OPTICS . 73 * CHARACTERISTICS OF FIBER OPTICS 73 COMPONENTS OF
FIBER OPTICS 74 HOW FIBER-OPTIC TRANSMISSION WORKS 76 INNOVATIONS IN
FIBER OPTICS: EDFAS AND WDM 77 APPLICATIONS OF FIBER OPTICS 78
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF FIBER OPTICS 79 CONTENTS XIII CHAPTER 3
ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATIONS CHANNELS 83 ESTABLISHING CONNECTIONS:
NETWORKING MODES AND SWITCHING MODES 83 NETWORKING MODES 84 SWITCHING
MODES 86 THE PSTN VERSUS THE INTERNET 100 PSTN CHARACTERISTICS 100
INTERNET CHARACTERISTICS 101 CONVERGING NETWORKS: NEXT-GENERATION
NETWORKS 101 CHAPTER 4 THE PSTN 103 THE PSTN INFRASTRUCTURE 103 SERVICE
PROVIDERS 105 NETWORK ACCESS 106 ACCESS SERVICES 107 TRANSPORT SERVICES
109 PSTN ARCHITECTURE 111 THE TRANSPORT NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE 114 THE
PDH INFRASTRUCTURE 114 THE SDH/SONET INFRASTRUCTURE 123 SIGNALING
SYSTEMS 129 SS7 ARCHITECTURE 132 INTELLIGENT NETWORKS 135 AINS 136 SS7
AND NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS 138 NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS AND THE PSTN
140 PART II DATA NETWORKING AND THE INTERNET 143 CHAPTERS DATA
COMMUNICATIONS BASICS 145 THE EVOLUTION OF DATA COMMUNICATIONS 145 DATA
COMMUNICATIONS ARCHITECTURES 145 DATA COMMUNICATIONS TRAFFIC 150 DATA
FLOW 152 THE DTE, THE DCE, THE TRANSMISSION CHANNEL, AND THE PHYSICAL
INTERFACE 152 MODEMS AND MODULATION 154 SIMPLEX, HALF-DUPLEX,
AND/FULL-DUPLEX DATA TRANSMISSION 159 CODING SCHEMES: ASCII, EBCDIC,
UNICODE, AND BEYOND 160 TRANSMISSION MODES: ASYNCHRONOUS AND SYNCHRONOUS
TRANSMISSION 162 ERROR CONTROL 164 THE OSI REFERENCE MODEL AND THE
TCP/IP REFERENCE MODEL 165 THE OSI SEVEN-LAYER REFERENCE MODEL 166 THE
TCP/IP FOUR-LAYER REFERENCE MODEL 168 THE TCP STACK VERSUS THE OSI MODEL
170 XIV CONTENTS CHAPTER 6 LOCAL AREA NETWORKING 173 LAN BASICS 173 LAN
CONCEPTS AND BENEFITS 174 LAN COMPONENTS 175 LAN CHARACTERISTICS 176 LAN
TRANSMISSION MEDIA 176 LAN TRANSPORT TECHNIQUES AND STANDARDS 177 LAN
ACCESS METHODS 182 LAN TOPOLOGIES 185 LAN INTERCONNECTION AND
INTERNETWORKING 187 HUBS 187 LAN SWITCHES 189 VLANS 191 BRIDGES 192
ROUTERS 194 IP SWITCHES 198 CHAPTER 7 WIDE AREA NETWORKING 201
CIRCUIT-SWITCHED NETWORKS 203 NETWORKS BASED ON LEASED LINES 203
NETWORKS BASED ON ISDN 212 PACKET-SWITCHED NETWORKS 215 X.25 219 FRAME
RELAY 221 ATM 229 IP AND ATM 238 CHAPTER 8 THE INTERNET AND IP
INFRASTRUCTURES 245 INTERNET BASICS 245 A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INTERNET
247 WHAT THE INTERNET IS AND HOW IT WORKS 251 INTERNET PROTOCOLS 254
INTERNET NETWORK ARCHITECTURES 264 INTERNET ADDRESSING AND ADDRESS
RESOLUTION 268 ADDRESSING AND ROUTING SCHEMES * 269 IPV4 ADDRESSING 271
IPV6 ADDRESSING / 275 DNS } ; 280 THT ORGANIZATION OF THE INTERNET 284
THE EVOLUTION OF THE POP ARCHITECTURE 285 INTERNET CHALLENGES AND
CHANGES 289 SERVICE PROVIDERS AND INTERCONNECTION 291 CONTENTS XV IP QOS
295 QOS MECHANISMS 295 QUEUING MECHANISMS 296 THE IP QOS CONTINUUM 299
WHAT'S NEXT ON THE INTERNET 303 THE NEXT-GENERATION INTERNET 303 THE
INTERPLANETARY INTERNET 304 INTERNET-ENABLED DEVICES 305 RFID
APPLICATIONS 305 SIP TELEPHONY 306 DIGITAL OBJECTS AND LIBRARIES 306 THE
SEMANTIC WEB 306 PART III THE NEW GENERATION OF NETWORKS 309 CHAPTER 9
IP SERVICES 311 THE EVOLUTION TO IP SERVICES 311 IPT 313 THE IPT
EVOLUTION 314 THE IPT NETWORK 318 STANDARDS FOR IP VOICE 324 VOIP
CALL-SIGNALING PROTOCOLS 330 ENUM: TELEPHONE NUMBER MAPPING 339 IPTV 342
IPTV VERSUS STREAMING MEDIA 343 THE IPTV ARCHITECTURE 344 VPNS 345 KEY
VPN CONCEPTS 347 TYPES OF IP VPNS 359 VPN SECURITY 374 CHAPTER 10
NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS 383 THE BROADBAND EVOLUTION 384 COMMUNICATIONS
TRAFFIC TRENDS 384 COMMUNICATIONS BACKBONE TRENDS * 385 COMMUNICATIONS
BANDWIDTH TRENDS 386 COMMUNICATIONS APPLICATION TRENDS 387 BROADBAND
APPLICATIONS 388 MULTIMEDIA NETWORKING REQUIREMENTS 389 DIGITAL VIDEO
390 TELEVISION STANDARDS 396 XVI CONTENTS THE BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE
409 CONVERGING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURES 410 BROADBAND SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
410 NEXT-GENERATION NETWORKS AND CONVERGENCE 411 CONVERGENCE IN
DIFFERENT INDUSTRY SEGMENTS 412 ARGUMENTS FOR CONVERGENCE 414 REGULATORY
EFFECTS ON CONVERGENCE 414 CONVERGING PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURES 415
CONVERGENCE IN THE SERVICE ENVIRONMENT 416 THE NEXT-GENERATION NETWORK
INFRASTRUCTURE 418 THE IP MULTIMEDIA SUBSYSTEM 420 THE NEXT-GENERATION
NETWORK ARCHITECTURE 425 THE MULTISERVICE INTELLIGENT EDGE 432 QUALITY
OF SERVICE 437 THE MPLS ARCHITECTURE 445 CHAPTER 11 OPTICAL NETWORKING
451 OPTICAL NETWORKING TODAY AND TOMORROW 451 DRIVERS OF OPTICAL
NETWORKING 452 NETWORK REALITY TODAY 453 BANDWIDTH ABUNDANCE 456
END-TO-END OPTICAL NETWORKING 456 OPTICAL LINE AMPLIFIERS: EDFAS, RAMAN
AMPLIFIERS, AND SOAS 457 WDM EQUIPMENT 458 OADMS 463 OPTICAL SWITCHES
464 INTEGRATED PHOTONIC CIRCUITS 469 OPTICAL NETWORK MANAGEMENT 470 THE
OPTICAL EDGE 471 NEXT-GENERATION DIGITAL LOOP CARRIERS 471 PONS 472
MSPPS 472 THE OPTICAL CORE: OVERLAY VERSUS PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING
MODELS 473 THE OVERLAY MODEL 476 THE PEER-TO-PEER MODEL 478 0 THE
OVERLAY AND PEER-TO-PEER MODELS COMPARED 483 THE IP+OPTICAL CONTROL
PLANE ,. 483 GMPLS ,- / 485 . UNI 487 ASON 487 THE MIGRATION TO OPTICAL
NETWORKING 488 CONTENTS XVII CHAPTER 12 BROADBAND ACCESS ALTERNATIVES
489 DRIVERS OF BROADBAND ACCESS 489 DSL TECHNOLOGY 492 HOW DSL WORKS 493
CHARACTERISTICS AND PROPERTIES OF DSL 494 HDSL 499 SDSL 500 G.SHDSL 501
ADSL 503 ADSL2 505 ADSL2+ 506 ADSL2-RE 507 RADSL 507 VDSL 508 VDSL2 508
CABLE TV NETWORKS 509 HFC ARCHITECTURE 510 CABLE MODEMS AND CMTSS 512
CABLE MODEM STANDARDS 513 THE FUTURE OF CABLE TV NETWORKS 521 FIBER
SOLUTIONS 522 FTTX 523 PONS 525 WIRELESS BROADBAND 529 BROADBAND PLT 530
PLT ARCHITECTURE 530 THE FUTURE OF PLT 532 HANS 534 THE HAN MARKET,
APPLICATIONS, AND ELEMENTS 535 TYPES OF HANS 536 HAN GATEWAYS AND
SERVERS 544 PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE OF HANS 544 PART IV WIRELESS
COMMUNICATIONS 547 CHAPTER 13 WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS BASICS 549 A BRIEF
HISTORY OF WIRELESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS 550 WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
REGULATIONS ISSUES 553 WIRELESS IMPAIRMENTS 554 XVLLI CONTENTS ANTENNAS
556 PHASED-ARRAY ANTENNAS 557 MAGNETIC POLARIZATION ANTENNAS 558 MIMO
ANTENNAS 558 WIRELESS BANDWIDTH 560 WIRELESS SIGNAL MODULATION 560
SINGLE-CARRIER MODULATION TECHNIQUES 561 MULTICARRIER MODULATION
TECHNIQUES 562 SPECTRUM UTILIZATION 563 USING THE AVAILABLE RADIO
SPECTRUM 563 DUPLEXING TECHNIQUES 575 COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES 576 CHAPTER
14 WIRELESS WANS 579 1G: ANALOG TRANSMISSION 581 1G ANALOG CELLULAR
NETWORKS 581 1G WIRELESS DATA NETWORKS 583 2G: DIGITAL CELLULAR RADIO
586 GSM 588 UWC 590 CDMAONE 590 PDC 592 2.5G: ENHANCED DATA SERVICES 592
HSCSD 593 GPRS 593 EDGE 595 GERAN 596 MESSAGING SERVICES STANDARDS 596
3G: MOVING TOWARD BROADBAND WIRELESS 597 3G STANDARDS 599 3G DEPLOYMENT
ISSUES 609 BEYOND 3G 611 4G: WIRELESS BROADBAND 612 5G: INTELLIGENT
TECHNOLOGIES 614 CHAPTER 15 WMANS, WLANS, AND WPANS ' 6 1 7 WMANS 618
BFWA ; 619 IEEE 802.16 (WIMAX) 621 WIBRO 626 IEEE 802.20 (MOBILE-FI) 627
ETSI BRAN 628 IBURST 630 CONTENTS XIX FLASH-OFDM 632 DMB 634 VF 636
WLANS 638 WI-FI 640 IEEE 802.1 LX STANDARDS 642 WLAN SECURITY 646 VOWLAN
648 THE INTEGRATION OF WLANS AND CELLULAR NETWORKS 651 MESH NETWORKS 654
WPANS 660 IEEE 802.15.1 (BLUETOOTH) 661 IEEE 802.15.3 (WPAN-HR AND
WPAN-AHR) 664 UWB 665 IEEE 802.15.4 (ZIGBEE) 670 RFID 674 NFC 683
CHAPTER 16 EMERGING WIRELESS APPLICATIONS 687 THE HANDSET REVOLUTION 688
FROM MOBILE PHONES TO MULTIMEDIA HANDSETS 689 SOFTWARE-DEFINED RADIO 691
COGNITIVE RADIO 692 MOBILE IP 693 THE IP MULTIMEDIA SUBSYSTEM 696
PUSH-TO-TALK 700 PRESENCE-BASED SERVICES 701 MOBILE GAMING 702 MOBILE
GAME CATEGORIES 703 MOBILE GAME PLATFORMS 704 MOBILE VIDEO 706 MOBILE TV
707 DMB 708 DVB-H 709 ISDB 710 MEDIAFLO * 710 MOBILE CONTENT 712
GLOSSARY 715 INDEX 819 |
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