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Performance Comparison of Radio Access technologies for the UMTS

Forkel, 2003

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10798956240412932199
Author
Forkel I
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Proc. Wireless Personal Multimedia Communication, Yokosuka, Japan

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In this paper, the three radio access technologies which have been chosen for the UMTS are evaluated both, by analytical calculations and by means of dynamic simulation. The most famous mode WCDMA or UTRA-FDD is compared to the two TDD modes with 3.84 Mcps …
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