SYNCHRONIZATION TECHNIQUES FOR WIMAX SYSTEMS

Wi-Max presents a whole new breakthrough in the field
of broadband wireless communications. It is an
advancement of the Wi-Fi technology and offers a
broad range for wireless communications in the order
of 30-50km. The report discusses the various types of
broadband and addresses the problem of Outage. It
gives an overview of the various types of fading
(small & large scale) that occur in a broadband
wireless system. The discussion then focuses on how
we can combat the various types of fading and provide
synchronization in Wi-Max systems. Wi-Max systems are
very useful in rural and sub-urban areas where the
use of traditional DSL cables would be very
expensive. As it operates in an unlicensed spectrum
it can be easily deployed and can offer both voice
and video services. Hence it can be used for various
services like Television, Radio, Internet, Cell
phones etc. The effects of WiMax transmission with
high power over long distances on the human body is a
present research topic in the United States. This
research is intended for researchers and students
working to make wireless transmission over long
distances a reality.

Autorentext

Venkatanath Varma Kuchampudi graduated with his MBA in Int'l Business and Masters in Electrical Engineering from West Virginia University. He worked with Dr. Brian D.Woerner in his Masters research on Synchronization techniques for Wi-Max Systems. He lives in Atlanta, GA, US working as an entrepreneur and this is his first book.

Klappentext

Wi-Max presents a whole new breakthrough in the fieldof broadband wireless communications. It is anadvancement of the Wi-Fi technology and offers abroad range for wireless communications in the orderof 30-50km. The report discusses the various types ofbroadband and addresses the problem of Outage. Itgives an overview of the various types of fading(small & large scale) that occur in a broadbandwireless system. The discussion then focuses on howwe can combat the various types of fading and providesynchronization in Wi-Max systems. Wi-Max systems arevery useful in rural and sub-urban areas where theuse of traditional DSL cables would be veryexpensive. As it operates in an unlicensed spectrumit can be easily deployed and can offer both voiceand video services. Hence it can be used for variousservices like Television, Radio, Internet, Cellphones etc. The effects of WiMax transmission withhigh power over long distances on the human body is apresent research topic in the United States. Thisresearch is intended for researchers and studentsworking to make wireless transmission over longdistances a reality.