Wiley出版的教材3G Handset and Network Design

西楼昨夜风

This book is the product of over 15 years of working with RTT, delivering strategic
technology design programs for the cellular design community. This has included programs
on AMPS/ETACS handset, base station, and network design in the early to
mid-1980s; programs on GSM handset, base station, and network design from the late
1980s to mid-1990s onward; and, more recently, programs on 3G handset, Node B, and
network design.
We would like to thank the many thousands of delegates who have attended these
programs in Europe, the United States, and Asia and who have pointed out the many
misconceptions that invariably creep in to the study of a complex subject.
We would also like to thank our other colleagues in RTT: Dr. Andrew Bateman for
keeping us in line on matters of DSP performance and design issues; Miss Tay Siew
Luan of Strategic Advancement, Singapore, for providing us with an Asian technology
perspective; our valued colleagues from the Shosteck Group, Dr. Herschel Shosteck,
Jane Zweig, and Rich Luhr, for providing us with valuable insights on U.S. technology
and market positioning; our colleague, Adrian Sheen, for keeping our marketing alive
while we were knee-deep in the book; and last but not least, Lorraine Gannon for her
heroic work on the typescript.
Also thanks to our families for putting up with several months of undeserved
distraction.
Any errors which still reside in the script are entirely our own, so as with all technical
books, approach with circumspection.
We hope you enjoy the complexity of the subject, challenge our assumptions, find
our mistakes (do tell us about them by emailing geoff@rttonline.com or [email=roger@rtt]roger@rtt[/email]
online.com), and get to the end of the book intrigued by the potential of technology to
unlock commercial advantage.

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