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"Multimedia signals include different data types (text, sound, graphics, picture, animations, video, etc.), which can be time-dependent (sound, video and animation) or spatially-dependent (images, text and graphics). Hence, the multimedia systems represent an interdisciplinary cross-section of the following areas: digital signal processing, computer architecture, computer networks and telecommunications. Multimedia Signals and Systems is an introductory text, designed for students or professionals and researchers in other fields, with a need to learn the basics of signals and systems. A considerable emphasis is placed on the analysis and processing of multimedia signals (audio, images, video). Additionally, the book connects these principles to other important elements of multimedia systems such as the analysis of optical media, computer networks, QoS, and digital watermarking."

"Examining the topic from both a theoretical and practical perspective, this book covers a wide variety of topics in digital communications. Notable features include expression of the probability of error in terms of the Euclidean distance instead of the usual EbIN0 adoption of a new approach to the Viterbi algorithm that does not assume any knowledge of the encoder starting and ending states, discussions on constellation shaping, shell mapping algorithm and root-raised cosine pulse shaping, and a unified approach to continuous phase frequency modulation where M-ary FSK and MSK are special cases. The book is well suited for a senior undergraduate to a graduate level course in communications theory. The accompanying CD-ROM containing C programs on Viterbi algorithm, shell mapping and turbo codes will aid the student in understanding these topics better"

"Contents : - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - INTRODUCTION - PART 1: HISTORY OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS - THE CELLULAR INDUSTRY: THE FIRST DECADE - PART 2: INDUSTRY COMPETITIVE STRUCTURE - PCS VERSUS CELLULAR - PART 3: PARADIGM SHIFTS IN THE WIRELESS INDUSTRY - PART 4: WHAT WILL IT TAKE TO SUCCEED? - PART 5: FUTURE EVOLUTION IN THE WIRELESS INDUSTRY - CONCLUSION - ENDNOTES "

"This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 7th International Workshop on Multiple Access Communications, MACOM 2014, held in Halmstad, Sweden, in August 2014. The 12 full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 22 submissions. They describe the latest advancements in the field of multiple access communications with an emphasis on reliability issues, physical layer techniques, cognitive radio, medium access control protocols, and video coding."

"Contents :- The Future of Digital Subscriber Line Technology: Business Drivers, Strategies, and Markets - About the Author - Acronym Guide - TABLE OF CONTENTS - I. Executive Summary - II. Introduction - III. Technology Basics - IV. Market Drivers: Current Demand for Broadband-Access Technologies - V. Regulatory Issues Impacting DSL Deployment - VI. Technology Hurdles for DSL - VII. DSL Deployments to Date: Lessons Learned - VIII. The DSL Business Case For Various Local Exchange Services - IX. DSL vs. Competing Broadband-Access Technologies - X. Strategies by Service Provider Type - XI. Vendor Profiles - XII. Service Providers - XIII. Conclusions "

"Contents :- The 1999 xDSL Comprehensive Report - About the IEC - University Program - Consortium-Affiliated Universities - Official Media Sponsors - Table of Contents - Table of Contents by Author - ACRONYM GUIDE - Foreword - ADSL: Prospects and Possibilities - Investing in Managing the Last Mile - xDSL Opportunities for PC Vendors - The Business of Delivering High-Speed Data To Multidwelling Units - Breaking the xDSL Profitability Barrier - An Overview of xDSL Products - The Last-Mile Infrastructure:Co-location Realities - ADSL Business: Key Applications That Drive the Business Case - CuNet Deployment: A CLEC Perspective - xDSL Early Deployment Results:Valley Telephone Cooperative - Using a Multistage Subtended DSLAM for Cost-Effective Deployment of ADSL Networks - Deploying xDSL on the Private Loop - Early Deployment Results and DSL Market Acceptance - DSL Data: Competitive local Exchange Carrier Analysis - Early Deployment Results of xDSL - VDSI Performance: Mixed-Services Deployment - Cable Modems: A Broadband Solution to the Home - Alternative Broadband Access Technologies - The Bright Future of ATM and DSL Access Networks - Etherloop - Network Architectures - Directions in Digital Subscriber line Silicon Connectivity Solutions - xDSL Deployment Strategy Based on a Migration from an IP-Based to a Cell-Based Architecture - Technical Competition and the Impact on xDSL - Customer Premises Network Architecture for DSL Remote - Turning Copper into Gold - xDSL Technology - xDSL: Semiconductor Trends and Opportunities - xDSL Backbone Solutions - ADSL Operations and Network Management - Architecture and Technology Choices - The Evolution of Copper Access Transmission from Voiceband Modems to DSl Technologies - xDSL Technology Tutorial - Supercharging Telecom Products with ADSL Technology - Are There Any lessons learned From ISDN? - A Solution Suite for the xDSL Provisioning Process - DSL System Integration - DSL Technology: Simply the Best Choice - Optimizing Bundled Services:The Local Access Provider's - The World Will Not Look the Same in the Year 2005 - Computer Industry Support of xDSl - Defining Digital Loops: Avoiding Remonopolization in a Digital World - Computer Industry Issues for Universal ADSL - Formal DSl Standards Progress - Delivering High-Speed Internet to the Mass Market - Government Policies Affecting xDSL Deployment - xDSL Standards "