Wireless Transceiver Design: Mastering the Design of Modern Wireless Equipment and Systems

Introduction to Wireless Transceiver Design

This book provides a comprehensive, practical, and self-contained guide to the theoretical and practical aspects of modern wireless modem and transceiver design. It addresses the increasing demand for high-speed, real-time computer connectivity driven by the widespread adoption of Internet Protocol and the proliferation of wireless data networks.

The content is designed for experienced radio and communication engineers, as well as students, to deepen their understanding of wireless equipment and systems.

Key Concepts and Methodological Approach

Readers will gain the ability to fully understand the specifications that characterize the performance of modern wireless modems and transceivers as complete systems. The book details how to measure each of these specifications and explains their dependency on various components and subsystems within common architectural designs.

It covers important figures related to off-the-shelf radio-frequency and baseband super-components, providing guidance on how to measure them to evaluate their applicability and limitations effectively.

Caratteristiche principali:

• Mastering Design and Measurement: Learn to design, analyze, and measure critical parameters such as phase noise of oscillators, peak-to-average and linearity of radio-frequency power amplificatori, amplitude and phase balance of quadrature channels, and radiated spurious emission.
• Self-Contained Chapters: Each chapter is designed to be self-contained, allowing for ad-hoc consultation as a reference.
• Addressing Parasitic Phenomena: The book addresses the often-overlooked topic of 'parasitic phenomena', which are frequently the cause of significant post-market issues.
• In-depth Mathematical Approach: The material is presented with a thorough mathematical approach, while avoiding unnecessarily obscure discussions to maintain clarity.

Intended Readership

This book serves as a foundational text for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate engineering courses. It is also a comprehensive reference for professionals involved in Research & Development within engineering and computer sciences, including radio engineers working on cellular products and system engineers in the wireless arena.

Additionally, professors and lecturers in the field of communications, along with undergraduate and postgraduate students in engineering, computer sciences, and system engineering, will find this resource valuable.

Specifiche del libro

For more details, refer to the official publisher information using ISBN 9780470060766.

Informazioni sugli autori

Ariel Luzzatto

Ariel Luzzatto possesses 30 years of experience, primarily in designing commercial and industrial communication and RF products with Motorola Israel. He is a former lecturer of communication circuits and systems at Tel Aviv University. Dr. Luzzatto holds a Ph.D. and an M.Sc. in applied mathematics, along with a B.Sc. in electronic engineering, all from Tel Aviv University.

Gadi Shirazi

Gadi Shirazi has 25 years of experience, largely focused on designing advanced communication and RF products with Motorola Israel. He also served as a lecturer of communication circuits and systems at Tel Aviv University. Mr. Shirazi holds an M.Sc. and a B.Sc. in electronic engineering from Tel Aviv University and is credited with 24 patents in the field of communications.

Riferimento visivo

Figura 1: Front cover of the book "Wireless Transceiver Design". This image displays the full title, authors Ariel Luzzatto and Gadi Shirazi, and a summary of key features and content. The publisher's logo, Wiley, is visible at the bottom.

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Figura 3: Physical dimensions of the "Wireless Transceiver Design" book. This image shows the book being held, providing a visual reference for its size, approximately 10 inches (25 cm) in height.