General notes about "Mobile Communications"
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Four main chapters with a total of 16 chapters (files); 47 Exercises ⇒ Two semester hours per week lecture and one semester hour per week exercises
Development of the German version: 2010–2017. Development of the English version: 2020. Last corrections: February 2021
- Project responsibility: Gerhard Kramer, Javier Garcia Gomez, Tasnád Kernetzky, Benedikt Leible, Günter Söder
- Basic materials ⇒ Lecture notes of LNT/LÜT: [Hin08][1]; [Eich11][2]; [Söd10][3]; [Vie17][4]; [Kra18][5]
- Authors: Günter Söder (responsible for the German version), Klaus Eichin, and Thomas Hindelang.
- Participating colleagues in alphabetic order: Benedikt Leible, Markus Mummert, Markus Stinner, Johannes Zangl
- Participating students in chronological order: Martin Winkler (2001), Yven Winter, Franz Kohl, Bettina Hirner, Ji Li, Thorsten Kalweit, Slim Lamine, Johannes Schmidt, Hedi Abbes, Thomas Großer, Néjib Kchouk, Khaled Soussi, Alexander Happach, Felix Kristl, Martin Völkl, David Ginthör, Hussain Sandhu, Mohamed Ben Ahmed, Mohamed Nabil Babai, Marwen Ben Ammar, Wael Chaouch, Safwen Dridi, Mohamed Mansoor, Ayush Patel, Lukas Wolf, David Jobst, Jimmy He, Xiaohan Liu, Matthias Niller, Veronika Hofmann, André Schulz, Andrés Rosa Aparicio, Fatih Onur Özdemir, Noah Nagi, Carolin Mirschina (2021)
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- ↑ Hindelang, T.: Mobile Communications. Lecture notes. Institute for Communications Engineering. Technical University of Munich, 2008.
- ↑ Eichin, K.: Nachrichtensysteme – Kommunikationssysteme (LB). Lecture notes. Institute for Communications Engineering. Technical University of Munich, 2011.
- ↑ Söder, G.: Mobilfunkkanal. Instructions for the practical course "Simulation digitaler Übertragungssysteme". LNT/TUM, 2010.
- ↑ Viering, I.: System Aspects in Communications. Lecture notes. Institute for Communications Engineering. Technical University of Munich, 2018
- ↑ Kramer, G.: Mobile Communications. Lecture notes. Institute for Communications Engineering. Technical University of Munich, 2018.