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Further developments beyond third generation mobile communications

Mohr, 2000

Document ID
17502007761385525466
Author
Mohr W
Publication year
Publication venue
WCC 2000-ICCT 2000. 2000 International Conference on Communication Technology Proceedings (Cat. No. 00EX420)

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Second-generation mobile radio systems have been deployed world-wide. These systems are evolved to higher data rates and packet transmission. Third-generation mobile radio systems are currently being standardized worldwide to be initially deployed in 2001 and …
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