Description

In this book, Chapters start with the introduction of the topic of mobile computing, provides a brief history and research obstacles, and finishes with a market vision that demonstrates the technology's potential. The Internet Protocol (IP)'s (mobile IP) expansion into the mobile domain is covered in further chapter. Additionally covered are ad-hoc networks and their unique needs in terms of routing protocols. It also discusses the following layer, the transport layer. Next chapter covers various methods for modifying the popular Internet protocol known as transmission control protocol (TCP) to meet the unique needs of mobile communication systems. The fundamentals of wireless technology are explained while using the traditional layers of communication systems and computer science terminology. This chapter covers modulation, multiplexing, and signal propagation. Profound electrical engineering knowledge is not required; however, it is necessary to comprehend the basic principles of wireless transmission to understand the design decisions of higher layer communication protocols and applications. This book is provided all knowledge and really helpful for technical domain students and professionals.