Media and Radio Signal Processing for Mobile Communications

Get to grips with the principles and practice of signal processing used in mobile communications systems. Focusing particularly on speech, video, and modem signal processing, pioneering experts employ a detailed, top-down analytical approach to outline the network architectures and protocol structures of multiple generations of mobile communications systems, identify the logical ranges where media and radio signal processing occur, and analyze the procedures for capturing, compressing, transmitting, and presenting media. Chapters are uniquely structured to show the evolution of network architectures and technical elements between generations up to and including 5G, with an emphasis on maximizing service quality and network capacity through re-using existing infrastructure and technologies. Implementation examples and data taken from commercial networks provide an in-depth insight into the operation of real mobile communications systems, including GSM, cdma2000, W-CDMA, LTE, and LTE-A, making this a practical, hands-on guide for both practicing engineers and graduate students in wireless communications.

• Written by pioneers in the field who have extensive experience in designing, developing, and deploying mobile communications systems
• Includes real data measured from commercial GSM, cdma2000, W-CDMA, LTE, and LTE-A networks in voice and video calls
• Follows a unique chapter structure allowing the evolution of network architectures and technical elements between generations up to 5G to be tracked with ease