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Habari Mkuu nilitaka kukuomba unibandikie kwenye blog yako kakitabu kangu ambako kinategemea kutoka tarehe 28/may/2010. Hiki kitabu nimekiandika na jamaa yangu ambaye yuko Sweden. Lakini kwa asilimia 90 nimeandika mwenyewe hapa bongo/Dodoma.

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School of Virtual Education
College of Informatics and Virtual Education,

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Dodoma
Tanzania

Book Summary of Broadband Power

Line Communications Systems: Theory and Applications

Advancement in information and communication technologies (ICT) has made it possible for broadband services to be used to bridge urban-rural areas efficiently and economically, using a readily available and largely distributed power line infrastructure.

Power line networks can be used for multi-service data transmission, such as low speed data that includes office and home automation, energy information systems, transportation systems, etc. and broadband services such as 'Last Mile' and 'Last Meter' high-speed internet access, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), etc.

Other applications include high speed data communications for indoor applications such as digital entertainment systems. High capacity links in transmission systems could eliminate the need for fiber optic cables in telecommunication networks. Advances in this field led to the evolution of Broadband Power Line Communication (BPLC), which is essentially a blend of the other well known subjects, namely, classical transmission line (TL) theory, communication and networking theories.

Based on these, this book covers both the theoretical and practical aspects of BPLC technology intended for graduate studies and industries dealing with PLC system design and power line network planning/segmentation. The topics include classification of BPLC systems, models for analyses based on TL theory, estimation of channel capacity and performance and finally application of modulation, and coding techniques for boosting the performance of BPLC systems.

For the convenience of the readers, a couple of chapters are dedicated to the fundamental aspects of TL, communication and networking theories, acting as warm-up for the other chapters.