DIGITAL TELEPHONY, 3RD EDN

IF U WANT TO EXCEL IN THE FIELD OF TELECOM JUST GO FOR IT DONT THINK AND OFCOURSE AMAZON AT ITS BEST

the content of the book written in lucid and clear with practical problems and solutions.

This book is a top notch treastie on the fundamentals of digital telephony. This books offers an excellent high level overview of the history of the telephony network and the migration to a nearly all digital network including detailed coverage of all aspects and issues of the modern digital systems. As you advance through the chapters of the book it covers each topic is a well balanced amount of detail while providing insight into not only "how", by "why".The book is very well referenced and researched and can serve as a 'root node' for further investigation on nearly any digital telephony related topic. While the book is not particularly light reading, it is extremely well written and I would highly recommend it to both beginngers and experts alike.

Text required for a class... author does good job presenting history of telecom, but takes liberties with many of the examples, deriving answers with concepts not presented or explained in the materials. Plus, working the supplied answers to example problems backwards (because my answers didn't match the author's), I've come across two examples I believe the author made a fundamental error, to-which the teacher says, "yeah, I guess you could do it either way."Though, even with the liberties, the majority of the text is very readable and comprehendible. It's actually not a bad book to read, even if there wasn't a class-requirement to do so.

Very informative book and not difficult to assimilate. I would recommend this read to anyone in the telecommunications/information technology sector.

An excellent book for introducing anyone (with a technical interest) to digital signal processing. Book is a must, I would say, for understanding what makes 4G work.