LTE - The UMTS Long Term Evolution : from theory to practice /
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Chichester :
Wiley,
2009.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. Introduction and background. - Part I. Network architecture and protocols. - 2. Network architecture. - 2.1. Introduction. - 2.2. Overall architectural overview. - 2.3. Protocol architecture. - 2.4. Quality of service and EPS bearers. - 2.5. Yhe E-UTRAN network interfaces: SL interface. - 2.6. The E-UTRAN network interfaces: X2 interface. - 3. Control plane protocols. - 3.1. Introduction. - 3.2. Radio Resource Contro (RRC). - 3.3. PLMN and cell selection. - 3.4. Paging. - 3.5. Summary. - 4. User plane protocols. - 4.1. Introduction to the user plane protocol stack. - 4.2. Packet data convergence protocol. - 4.3. Radio Link Control (RLC). - 4.4. Medium Access Control (MAC). - 4.5. Summary of the user plane protocols. - Part II. Physical layer for downlink. - 5. Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA). - 5.1. Introduction. - 5.2. OFDM. - 5.3. OFDMA. - 5.4. Conclusion. - 6. Introduction to downlink physical layer design. - 6.1. Introduction. - 6.2. Transmission resource structure. - 6.3. Signal structure. - 6.4. Introduction to downlink operation. - 7. Synchronization and cell search. 7.1. Introduction. - 7.2. Synchronization sequences and cell search in LTE. - 7.3. Coherent versus non-coherent detection. - 8. Reference signals and channel estimation. - 8.1. Introduction to channel estimation and reference signals. - 8.2. Design of reference signals. - 8.3. RS-Aided channel modelling and estimation. - 8.4. Frequency domain channel estimation. - 8.5. Time-domain channel estimation. - 8.6. Spatial domain channel estimation. - 9. Downlink physical data and control channels. - 9.1. Introduction. - 9.2. Downlink data-transporting channels. - 9.3. Downlink control channels. - 10. Channel coding and link adaptation. - 10.1. Introduction. - 10.2. Link adaptation and feedback computation. - 10.3. Channel coding. - 10.4. Concluding remarks. - 11. Multiple antenna techniques. - 11.1. Fundamentals of multiple anyenna theory. - 11.2. MIMO Schemes in LTE. - 11.3. Concluding remarks. - 12. Multi-user scheduling and interference coordination. - 12.1. Introduction. - 12.2. General considerations for resource allocation strategies. - 12.3. Scheduling algorithms. - 12.4. Considerations for resource scheduling in LTE. - 12.5. Interference coordination and frequency reuse. - 12.6. Conclude remarks. - 13. Radio resource management.- 13.1. Introduction. - 13.2. Overview of UE mobility activities. - 13.3. Cell search. - 13.4. Measurement when camped on LTE. - 13.5. LTE Mobility in RR IDLE Neighbour cell monitoring and cell reselection. - 13.6. LTE Mobility in RRC CONNECTED handcover. - 14. Broadcast operation. - PART III. Physical layer for uplink. - 15. Uplink physical layer design. - 16. Uplink reference signals. - 17. Uplink physical channel structure. - 18. Uplink capacity and coverage. - 19. Random access. - 20. Uplink transmission procedures. - Part IV. Practical deployment aspects. - 21. The radio propagation environment. - 22. - Radio frequency aspects. - 23. Paired and unpaired spectrum. - Part V. Conclusions.