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Module 4 Reading - Thumper98 - 02-08-2017 Can anyone recommend any decent books for this module? I have a couple from this Reading List but they are generic Comms books. I was told the Railway Safety, Reliability & Security book is good but it is a tad on the expensive side (£130+) unless anyone on here has a copy!!! RE: Module 4 Reading - PJW - 04-08-2017 (02-08-2017, 11:58 AM)Thumper98 Wrote: Can anyone recommend any decent books for this module? I have a couple from this Reading List but they are generic Comms books. I am afraid that I know very little about mod 4, but since this is the module for which it is possible to claim exemption if one holds a Telecommunications university degree than I believe that generic communications books would be what you'd need; there isn't specific railway domain knowledge needed for mod 4 - the particular railway applications are the topics of mod 6. I am afraid that I am a signalling engineer who only pretends to know the difference between FTN and FTNx or between layer2 and layer3 switches; the little telecomms training I had was on Strowager exchanges, co-axial cable jointing, 4MHz carrier transmission and the new fangled 30 ch PCM..... However a few comments 1. Aren't you leaving it very late for the exam if you are intending to sit it this October? 2. Have you completed the Study Pack for mod 4/6? 3. Have you read the IRSE Book "Railway Telecommunications"? 4. Have you tried to see if you can borrow the stated book from the IET library? RE: Module 4 Reading - dorothy.pipet - 05-08-2017 PJW, the IET library was my first thought but I checked the catalogue and it is not listed. RE: Module 4 Reading - Thumper98 - 02-09-2017 Thanks by the way |