Telecommunication Transmission Handbook
Telecommunication Transmission Handbook
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
"In writing this book I have sought to reach a varied readership. It is addressed to telecommunication engineering students, and to transmission engineers specializing in one discipline, such as data transmission, who wish to have an appreciation of other disciplines, such as radio, telephony, or video. The book should also serve as an introduction to the problems of transmission engineering for the non-engineer. "
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