MIMO Power Line Communications (eBook, PDF)

Narrow and Broadband Standards, EMC, and Advanced Processing
Redaktion: Torsten Berger, Lars; Schneider, Daniel; Pagani, Pascal; Schwager, Andreas

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

One of the first publications of its kind in the exciting field of multiple input multiple output (MIMO) power line communications (PLC), MIMO Power Line Communications: Narrow and Broadband Standards, EMC, and Advanced Processing contains contributions from experts in industry and academia, making it practical enough to provide a solid understanding of how PLC technologies work, yet scientific enough to form a base for ongoing R&D activities.

This book is subdivided into five thematic parts. Part I looks at narrow- and broadband channel characterization based on measurements from around the globe. Taking into account current regulations and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), part II describes MIMO signal processing strategies and related capacity and throughput estimates. Current narrow- and broadband PLC standards and specifications are described in the various chapters of part III. Advanced PLC processing options are treated in part IV, drawing from a wide variety of research areas such as beamforming/precoding, time reversal, multi-user processing, and relaying. Lastly, part V contains case studies and field trials, where the advanced technologies of tomorrow are put into practice today.

Suitable as a reference or a handbook, MIMO Power Line Communications: Narrow and Broadband Standards, EMC, and Advanced Processing features self-contained chapters with extensive cross-referencing to allow for a flexible reading path.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 710
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Dezember 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781466557536
• Artikelnr.: 40449294

Inhaltsangabe

Power Line Channel and Noise - Characteristics and Modeling. Introduction to PLC Channel and Noise Characterization. Narrowband Characterization in an Office Environment. Narrowband Measurements in Domestic Access Networks. Broadband In-Home Characterization- and Correlation-Based Modeling. Broadband In-Home Statistics and Stochastic Modeling. Regulations, EMC, and MIMO Capacity. PLC Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations. MIMO PLC EMC Statistical Analysis. MIMO PLC Signal Processing Theory. MIMO PLC Capacity and Throughput Analysis. Current PLC Systems and Their Evolution. Current PLC Systems - A Survey. Narrowband Power Line Standards. ITU G.hn - Broadband Home Networking. IEEE 1901 - Broadband over Power Line Networks. HomePlug AV2 - Next Generation Broadband over Power Line. IEEE 1905.1 - Convergent Digital Home Networking. Advanced PHY and MAC Layer Processing. Smart Beamforming - Improving PLC EMI. Radiation Mitigation for Power Line Communications Using Time Reversal. Linear Precoding for Multicarrier and Multicast PLC. Multiuser MIMO for Power Line Communications. Relaying Protocols for In-Home PLC. Implementations, Case Studies, and Field Trials. Narrowband PLC Channel and Noise Emulation. Cognitive Frequency Exclusion in EN 50561-1:2012. Mitigating PLC Interference on Broadcast Radio. MIMO PLC Hardware Feasibility Study.

Rezensionen

"Stefano Galli and Erez Ben-Tovim, two experts I highly respect, contributed to this book regarding Smart Grid applications and ITU-T's work on powerline standardization, both G.hn's powerline mode and the many variants of G.hnem. It's good to see G.hn appearing in technical literature of this sort as G.hn continues to expand out into the market, and becomes the home networking technology of choice over any wire."
--John Egan, HomeGrid Forum President, HomeGrid Blog, May 22, 2014

"... acts as a reference document or handbook, drawing expert input from industry and academia so as to provide a pragmatic understanding of the workings of PLC technologies as well as a scientific basis for ongoing R&D activities."
--ITU Newslog, April 29, 2014