Wiring for Wireless Sites is one of only a handful of concise, yet highly technical information resources devoted exclusively to teaching readers the ins and outs of installing equipment in a wireless site. A "go to" resource for site planning engineers and technicians, as well as professionals already in the radio and wireless installation and maintenance business, this book virtually eliminates hours of time linking generic electrical/electronic circuit theory to manufacturer-specific descriptions of cabl
Booknews This resource offers information on installing equipment in a wireless site, for site planning engineers and technicians as well as professionals already in the radio and wireless installation and maintenance business. The book links generic electrical/electronic circuit theory to manufacturer-specific descriptions of cables, then moves on to actual installation, with coverage spanning equipment layout and wiring through grounding and lighting protection. Each chapter includes safety precautions, specific procedures and guidelines for testing and documentation, and objectives, summaries, and review questions. The author is a licensed professional engineer. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Wiesenfeld, P.E. Ira

Australia ; Clifton Park, N.Y.: Thomson/Delmar Learning

Thomson Delmar Learning

Delmar Cengage Learning

NP/Chilton

United States, United States of America

1 edition, September 9, 2002

Australia, ©2003

Emphasis on modern techniques prepares and aids in retraining current technicians and technologists, for "hot" jobs in the rapidly expanding wireless communication field. Detailed coverage of communication systems basics is provided, making this book ideal for readers who possess basic electronics knowledge yet have little or no communication background. Plentiful examples and problems are included to reinforce mastery of key concepts and principles.

xx, 260 p. : 24 cm
Includes index

2024-01-26