Wireless Communication - Detailansicht

The first lecture is on 11th of March.

Introduction
A. Channel models for wireless communications
1 Wave propagation
1.1 Free Space propagation
1.2 Physical propagation models
1.3 Statistical models of propagation
1.4 Wideband channels
2 Noise and Interference
2.1 Noise
2.2 Interference
2.3 Link Budget
3 Spectrum issues
B. Technology components of modern wireless systems
4 Digital signal transmission
4.1 Basics of digital signal transmission in baseband channels
4.2 Frequency-Division Multiplex
4.4 Single Carrier - FDMA
5 Diversity
5.1 Overview of diversity schemes
5.2 Selection combining
5.3 Maximum ratio combining
5.4 Interference Rejection Combination (IRC)
5.5 Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO)
5.6 Receive Diversity (SIMO)
5.7 Transmit Diversity (MISO)
6 Multi-Hop Networks
6.1. Overview
6.2 Decode-and-Forward with one relay
6.3. Amplify-and-Forward with one relay
6.4 Parallel relays
6.5 Multi-hop Communication
7 Network Coding
8 Cognitive radio
8.1 Targets of cognitive radio
8.2 Technology
8.3 Spectrum Sensing
9 Scheduling and rate control
9.1 Scheduling in LTE
9.2 Scheduling Strategies
9.3 Scheduling in frequency domain
9.4 Special Scheduling Modes
C. Wireless Systems
10 Basics of Mobile Communication
10.1 Cellular Networks
10.2 System Architecture
10.3 Roaming
10.4 Random Access Procedure
10.5 Paging
10.6 Link adaptation
10.7 Power control
11 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM)
11.1 Introduction
11.2 The GSM-Network
11.3 Physical layer
12 Long Term Evolution and System Architecture Evolution
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Network architecture
12.3 The physical layer
12.4 Scheduling
12.5 Flexible bandwidth allocation
12.6 Mobility management
13 The Fifth Generation of Mobile Communication (5G)
13.1 The road to 5G
13.2 Usage scenarios for 5G
13.3 5G New Radio (NR)
13.4 RAN (Radio Access Network)
13.5 The new 5G core network
13.6 Internet of Things Support in 5G
14. Beyond 5G

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In addition to that, some German publications have been used to write this lecture notes:

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Allowed auxillary means: Pocket calculator and 3 sheets (i.e. 6 pages) self written with formulas and notes.