Scrambling Techniques for Digital Transmission (1994) Front Cover Book Details Author Byeong Gi Lee Seok Chang Kim Genre Digital Communications; Scrambling; Telecommunications Subject Digital communications; Telecommunication systems - Security measures; Scrambling systems (Telecommunication) Publication Date 1994 Format Hardcover (240 x 165 mm) Publisher Springer-Verlag Language English Plot Book Description Scramblers and shift register generators (SRG) have been used for decades in the shaping of digital transmission signals and in generating pseudo-random binary sequences for transmission applications. In recent years more attention has been paid to this area than ever before due to the change of today's telecommunication environment. This publication presents the theory and applications of three scrambling techniques - Frame Synchronous Scrambling (FSS), Distributed Sample Scrambling (DSS) and Self Synchronous Scrambling (SSS) with an emphasis on their application in digital transmission. Based on the authors' research over the past ten years, this is the first book of its kind. Ingram The use of powerful mathematical and signal processing methods have enabled the authors to write the first book on scrambling techniques for modern digital telecommunications. These techniques will be particularly important in the future since they can support voice, video, and data services in Local and Metropolitan Area Networks. Approx. Personal Details Collection Status In Collection Store NAB 1996 Bookstore Location A04 Purchase Price $59.00 Purchase Date April 1996 Condition Very Good Index 82 Owner Paulo Mendes Read It No Links Amazon US Amazon UK Powell's Collection # 00048C Main Subject Scrambling Secondary Subject Digital Communication Product Details LoC Classification TK5102.85 .L44 1994 Dewey 621.382/7 20 ISBN 0387198636 Edition 01 Printing 2 Series Telecommunication Networks and Computer Systems Paper Type acid-free Country Great Britain Cover Price $64.95 Nr of Pages 445 First Edition Yes Rare No Notes Includes bibliographical references and index.