Systems Engineering in Wireless Communications

by Koivo, Heikki Niilo; Elmusrati, Mohammed

• ISBN13: 9780470021781
• ISBN10: 0470021780
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2010-01-26
• Publisher: Wiley

Summary

In eleven comprehensive chapters this text covers a wide range of system engineering topics from cellular radio systems and radio resource management to position location systems and network management. The book varies from other books on the market as it emphasises the dynamical issues arising from mobile systems. Well known control techniques such as square estimation, PID control, adaptive control and fuzzy logic, are used in every chapter in order to explain the subject clearly. Senior undergraduate/graduate students and practising industrial engineers will be able to thoroughly grasp the subject as it is approached in a comprehensive and practical manner. Covers radio resource management of third generation wireless communication systems from a systems engineering point of view. Differs from current books on the market in its offering of a thorough approach to the dynamical issues arising from mobile nodes. There are currently no textbooks, which address the wireless communications issues using system-engineering methods. There is an increasing need for engineers and scientists who are able to understand the many aspects of evolving wireless technologies. Will include MATLAB/SIMULINK exercises on a companion website to help clarify the subject.

Author Biography

Professor Heikki Koivo works at the Control Engineering Laboratory at Helsinki University of Technology.
He has been an Editorial board member on several journals including, the International Journal of Adaptive Control and Signal Processing and the Journal of Systems and Control Engineering.

Table of Contents

Chapter Introduction

Introduction to Telecommunication

The quality of services (QoS) parameters

Multiple Access Techniques

Chapter Feedback Control Basics

Introduction

Feedback Control

Relay control (ON-OFF control)

Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) Control

Proportional control (P Control)

Integral controller (I control)

Proportional-Integral controller (PI control)

Proportional Derivative Controller (PD controller)

Proportional-Integral-Derivative Controller (PID controller)

Practical issues

Tuning Of Pid Controllers

Digital Implementation Of A Pid Controller

Phase-Locked Loop

State Space Representation

Kalman Filter

Linear Kalman Filter

Fuzzy Control

Stability

Summary

Chapter Channel Modeling

Introduction

Large-scale propagation models

Small-scale propagation models and Statistical multipath channel models

Summary

Chapter Channel Estimation And Prediction

Introduction

Linear time-variant (LTV) channel model

Multivariable case

Simulation of LTV systems

Discrete-time models

Discrete-time models with noise

Least squares identification

Minimum variance prediction

Self-tuning predictor

Summary

Chapter Power Control Part 1: Linear Algebra Perspective

Introduction

Centralized Power Control

Graphical Description of Power Control

Distributed Power Control Algorithms

Chapter Power control 2: Control engineering perspective

Introduction

Issues in uplink power control

Upper link power control with a relay controller

Example 6-1: Relay control

PID control

Example 6-3: PID control tuning with optimization

Example 6-4: PID power control

Self-tuning predictive power control algorithm

Self-tuning power control

Example 6-4 Self-tuning power control

Fuzzy power control

Summary

chapter Admission And Load Control

Introduction to Admission Control (AC)

Theoretical Analysis of Centralized Admission Control

Non-Interactive Distributed Admission Control (NIDAC)

Interactive Distributed Admission Control (IDAC)

Admission Control in UMTS

Admission Control for Non-real time Application

Load Control (LC)

Chapter Combining Different Radio Resources

Some radio resources interrelations

Power and rate control

Mathematical formulation of the RRM problem in MO framework

Chapter Smart Antennas

Smart Antennas and Adaptation

Spatial-Temporal Processing

Joining Radio Resources with Beamforming

Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) Antennas

Chapter Cognitive Radios and Networks

Concepts of Cognitive Radios

Spectrum Attention of Cognitive Radios

Direct Spectrum Sensing

Cognitive Radio Networks and Game Theory

System Engineering and Cognitive Radios

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