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Wideband CDMA for Third Generation Mobile Communications
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Description
This text evaluates wideband CDMA as an effective third generation technology option, giving a picture of the various wideband CDMA standardization activities underway worldwide in the late 1990s. The book compares a range of CDMA design techniques and examines how each affects system performance. It also describes how third generation system applications will impact radio access system design and compares and contrasts each major wideband CDMA standardization proposal currently on the table, including FRAMES wideband CDMA in Europe, Core-A in Japan, wideband IS-95 in the US, and wideband CDMA in Korea. It identifies and describes various air interface access schemes for third and fourth generation mobile communications systems; analyzes wideband CDMA performance in varying radio environments; and discusses the integration of the GSM core network with wideband CDMA.
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Product details
- Hardback | 468 pages
- 152 x 229 x 30mm | 855g
- 24 Oct 2001
- Artech House Publishers
- Norwood, United States
- English
- New
- 1, black & white illustrations
- 089006735X
- 9780890067352
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Table of contents
Basic principles of DS-CDMA; applications; radio operating environments and their impact into system design; system design aspects; a novel wieband CDMA radio interface; typical wideband CDMA radio interfaces; performance analysis; time division duplex (TDD) DS-CDMA; hierarchical cell structures; implementation aspects; radio nerwork planning and deployment; network aspects; comparison to TDMA and other 3rd generation radio interface proposals; future developments.
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