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    ATM Networks: Concepts and Protocols
    (McGraw Hill, 2006) Narang, Nishit
    Networking technologies are playing a pivotal role in ‘networking’ our world. Among the networking technologies that are relevant today, ATM is one of the most popular and pervasive as it seamlessly integrates local area networks and wide area networks. Further, as it provides a single platform for voice, video and data, it facilitates convergence. ATM Networks: Concepts and Protocols is a single-stop reference on this technology. The revised edition of this book covers the relevant concepts, the three layers of ATM protocol reference model, core concepts of ATM networks (including signaling, routing and traffic management), interworking aspects and the application of ATM networks.
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    3G Mobile Networks: Architecture, Protocols and Procedures
    (McGraw Hill, 2004) Narang, Nishit
    In India, the mobile subscriber baser is increasing at a phenomenal rate. After the successful adoption of Second Generation (2G) Technology GSM and 2.5G Technology GPRS, the industry is now rapidly moving towards Third Generation (3G) Networks. The book, written by two young engineers, touches almost every imaginable aspect of a 3G Network, spanning across topics such as: • UMTS Network Architecture (including Access Network and Core Network), • Protocols (including RRC, NBAP, RANAP, MM/GMM, MAP and GTP), • Procedures (including UTRAN Procedures, Mobility Management, Call/Session handling and Security Management), and • Services (including Supplementary Services and Value-added Services). Also the book covers topics like IP Multimedia Sub-system (IMS) and SIGTRAN. Besides these, the book includes the status of deployment of 3G UMTS Networks across the world and provides a brief introduction to 4G Networks setting the tone for future advancements. With this coverage, the book would serve the needs of telecom engineers and students.