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Wireless Communications Design Handbook: Terrestrial and Mobile Interference: Aspects of Noise, Interference, and Environmental Concerns

Perez, Reinaldo

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Table of contents
  • Cover
  • Contentsv
  • Acknowledgmentsvii
  • Prefaceix
  • Introductionxiii
  • Chapter 1. Base Stations, Mobile RF Communication Systems, and Antenna Interferences1
  • 1.0 Introduction1
  • 1.1 Interference between Satellite-Earth Station Links1
  • 1.2 Interference between Broadcasting Terrestrial Stations and Satellite Earth Stations3
  • 1.3 Technical Protection against RF Interference8
  • 1.4 Pager Antennas and Their Performance10
  • 1.5 Cellular Phone Structures17
  • 1.6 Base-Station Antenna Performance24
  • 1.7 Environmental Factors in Antenna Selection34
  • 1.8 Performance of Dipole Arrays37
  • 1.9 Passive Repeater Technology for PCS Systems41
  • 1.10 Use of Smart Antennas45
  • 1.11 Path Loss54
  • 1.12 Co-channel Interference56
  • 1.13 Adjacent Channel Interference58
  • 1.14 Rayleigh Fading in Quasi-static Systems59
  • Chapter 2. Space Environment Effects in Communications61
  • 2.0 Natural Radio Noise Environments61
  • 2.1 Noise Factor61
  • 2.2 Field Parameters62
  • 2.3 Antenna Temperature63
  • 2.4 Brightness Temperature64
  • 2.5 Thermal Radiation64
  • 2.6 Natural Noise at the Earth’s Surface65
  • 2.7 Atmospherics66
  • 2.8 Extraterrestrial Noise67
  • 2.9 Quiet and Disturbed Plasmasphere76
  • 2.10 Tracking and Watching for Space Storms81
  • 2.11 Space Weather Channel84
  • 2.12 Effects on Satellites86
  • Chapter 3. Electromagnetic Interference and Receiver Modeling88
  • 3.0 Non-average Power Sensitivity Receptor Modeling88
  • 3.1 Total Energy„Deterministic Waveforms88
  • 3.2 Total Energy„Stochastic Waveforms95
  • 3.3 Peak Current Noltage–Deterministic Waveforms96
  • 3.4 Peak Current„Stochastic Waveforms106
  • Chapter 4. Nonlinear Interference Models108
  • 4.0 Introduction108
  • 4.1 The Modified Nonlinear Transfer Function Approach108
  • 4.2 Desensitization116
  • 4.3 Gain Compression and Gain Expansion120
  • 4.4 Intermodulation121
  • 4.5 Cross Modulation130
  • 4.6 Spurious Responses137
  • Chapter 5. Propagation Effects on Interference142
  • 5.0 Introduction142
  • 5.1 Signal-to-Interference Ratio143
  • 5.2 Coordination Area Based on Great-Circle Propagation148
  • 5.3 Coordination Area for Scattering by Rain155
  • 5.4 Interference between Space and Surface Stations159
  • 5.5 Procedures for Interference Analysis160
  • 5.6 Permissible Level of the Interfering Emissions163
  • 5.7 Link Communications Systems Design165
  • 5.8 Allocation of Noise and Signal-to-Noise Ratio168
  • 5.9 Diversity Reception169
  • References174
  • Index180
Book details
  • Vendor Elsevier S & T
  • SKU 9780125507233
  • ISBN-13 9780080543833
  • Author Perez, Reinaldo
  • Category Technology & Engineering
  • Subject Telecommunications

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Most books in wireless communications address technical subjects which are relevant to ground mobile systems. Volume 2: Terrestrial and Mobile Interference of the Wireless Communications Design Handbook addresses a topic frequently overlooked in ground mobile wireless system design: interference problems at the hardware level. This book employes a hardware-oriented approach, which is the most effective approach for addressing interference and noise problems in ground mobile wireless systems. The book is a practical reference for engineers who are particularly interested in practical case studies covering how to avoid undesired interference and noise problems in their designs. It covers some of the most common interference models usually addressed, and it describes material related to transmitter and receiver hardware design and how interference control plays a significant role in equipment performance. Each of the three Wireless Communications Design Handbook volumes addresses theory and immediate applications. Design issues are also considered in detail for the protection of wireless ground systems against interference.

Key Features
* An applications-oriented reference for engineers, system designers, and practitioners
* Addresses the most common interference concerns in ground mobile wireless communications systems
* Provides a hardware-oriented approach for addressing trasmitter and receiver interference issues, as well as ground mobile designs
* Gives extensive detail regarding noise and interference control solutions for grounded wireless facilities
* Details the space interference effect in ground mobile systems
* Discusses hardware issues ranging from digital phones to ground stations