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High-Speed Wireless ATM and LANs

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Benny Bing

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¡°The preface promises a concise discussion of wireless data technologies. The book delivers...gives a good introduction to wireless LANs, and a very good overview of propagation problems. In a brief space, Bing has provided a clear and readable introduction to the topic. The illustrations are unusually useful and informative. The text is succint and simple enough for the needs of the busy manager, but still provides the technical specialist with valuable information in regard to selection and deployment.¡±
---Internet Review Project, February 2000

¡°This book gives a comprehensive overview of both WLAN and WATM technologies and details standards and performance evaluations of each. It also discusses WLANs great flexibility and simple methods for reconfiguring or expanding networks without much expense of redesign as well as ATMs capability of supporting precise and demanding applications. Furthermore, it explores the technical issues related to extending ATM from wireline to wireless environments.¡±
---Quality of Service Development Group Magazine, February/March 2000, Vol. 2, No. 4

Understand the technological issues associated with wireless local area networks (WLANs) as a means of providing cable-free data access, easy upgrading and flexible reconfiguration compared to the extensive multimedia and intensive application support provided by terrestrial and satellite asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) networks using this new resource. You see the benefits and the issues related to developing wireless ATM and get a comprehensive overview of both WLAN and WATM technologies, as well as their global standards, performance evaluations of the two network options, and the pros and cons of each, written by an acknowledged expert in the fields of wireless communications and high-speed networking.

Designed to provide a survey of requirements for third-generation wireless networks, Wireless Local and ATM Networks discusses how WLANs offer great flexibility, and simple methods for reconfiguring or expanding networks without much expense or redesign, making upgrades inexpensive and easy. It also depicts how ATM is capable of supporting precise and demanding applications, including today’s most intense multimedia functions, and it explores the technical issues related to extending ATM from wireline to wireless environments. Current ATM standards have been developed dependent upon high data rates and reliable transmission links, which today’s wireless channels?narrow bandwidth and high error rates cannot provide.

Containing a review of new IEEE 802.11 and HIPERLAN standards for WLANs, and an examination of progress being made on standards development for wireless ATM, this timely book is an essential addition to the library of data and telecommunications network engineers, cellular planners and designers, researchers, and post-graduate students of wireless networking technology. It also includes real-world performance reviews of existing WLANs.

Contents: Introduction to Wireless Local Area Networks. Wireless LAN Standards. Performance Evaluation of Wireless LANs. Introduction to Wireless ATM Networks. The Wireless Mobile Environment. Multimedia Communications Using Wireless ATM. Wireless ATM Prototypes. ATM Over Satellite. Wireless ATM Standardization Activities.

Benny Bing is with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland. He has worked for Singapore Telecom, Hewlett Packard, and AT&T Global Information Solutions, and received his M. Eng. from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. He served as a member of the international advisory committee of the IEEE International Conference on ATM and has been guest editor of IEEE Communications Magazine.

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