About This Book
Wireless communications and networks play a crucial role in modern technology, enabling seamless
connectivity and data exchange without physical cables. These networks use electromagnetic waves,
such as radio frequencies, microwaves, and infrared signals, to transmit information over short and long
distances. Wireless communication technologies include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular networks (3G, 4G, 5G),
satellite communications, and radio-frequency identification (RFID), all of which support various
applications in personal, industrial, and global communications. One of the key advantages of wireless
networks is their mobility, allowing users to stay connected anywhere within network coverage. This
flexibility has transformed industries such as healthcare, transportation, education, and business by
enabling remote access, real-time communication, and data-driven decision-making. Additionally,
wireless networks reduce infrastructure costs compared to wired networks, making them more
accessible in rural and developing areas. The evolution of wireless communication, particularly with the
rollout of 5G, has significantly improved data speeds, latency, and network efficiency. Future
advancements, such as 6G and AI-driven network optimization, are expected to further enhance
connectivity and enable smart cities, autonomous vehicles, and the Internet of Things (IoT). As
technology progresses, securing wireless networks against cyber threats remains a critical challenge,
requiring strong encryption and security protocols. Wireless Communications and Networks explores
the principles, technologies, and advancements in modern wireless networking, covering topics such as
Wi-Fi, cellular networks, 5G, and emerging wireless innovations.
Contents: 1. Overcoming Integration Challenges of UAVs in 5G Networks, 2. Autonomic Wireless Sensor
Network Management Architectures, 3. Network Classification, 4. Communications Satellites and
Wireless Systems, 5. Computer Network Topology, 6. TCP for Wireless Networks, 7. Wireless Channel
Modeling, 8. Wireless Networking and Mobile Computing: Concepts and Applications.
