The Spectrum Handbook 2013
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.90 (602 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0989296202 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 182 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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These processes, combined with wireless carriers' improved ability to regulate customer data usage-primarily by charging higher fees and/or capping usage, and offloading traffic via Wi-Fi and other technologies-should allow operators to continue to provide reliable service in the face of increasing demand. Throughout the Handbook, we provide links in the footnotes to sources for additional information. Unlicensed (shared) spectrum is one approach to minimize disruption from these reallocation efforts and expand utilization is the small but significant spectrum sharing movement. Summit Ridge Group does not believe it is likely to bring information access to a grinding halt in the United States. the apparent lack of available sp
In the long-run, I hope it helps, to some extent, to increase the quality of discourse around important spectrum policy issues.. From the AuthorIn the short-run, I hope The Spectrum Handbook 2013 helps explain the complicated issues surrounding wireless spectrum to people new to the field and serves as a reference tool for experienced practitioners
Dan Ramsden said invaluable resource in a field of growing relevance. This is an excellent reference tool and study guide for a subject that is pertinent and nuanced today and will be even more so in coming years. As mobile applications and consumer adoption of wireless technology continue to expand, and as wireless communication continues to infiltrate new systems (from cars to appliances to workspaces to commerce to fitness to information access to entertainment), the sp. Wireless Spectrum Is Important I have known and worked with Armand for more than 20 years, and this book is a reflection of the quality of that relationship and of his work. Wireless is indeed the future of video distribution, and one cannot know wireless without also knowing wireless spectrum. It is complete, well researched, and well edited, and well writtensort of like Armand (most of the time).. "Thorough and helpful" according to Matthew W. Botwin. Musey has written an excellent reference tool. It is a thorough and useful guide to an incredibly complex topic. The book distills the economic and legal theories associated with RF spectrum down to their essential components and applies them to real-world business practice. I refer to it frequently.