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Reverse channel performance for CDPD packet data traffic

Sushko, 1996

Document ID
2176043428570358753
Author
Sushko M
Publication year
Publication venue
Proceedings of Vehicular Technology Conference-VTC

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Cellular digital packet data (CDPD) has been established as a packet data service for the analog system AMPS. The performance of the packet data service will depend on the RF random access method along with the higher level protocols. CDPD uses two RF channels …
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