Beach, MA

Cheung, JCS

McGeehan, JP

English

The success of UMTS relies not only on the development of a flexible air interface, efficient coding techniques, and handset technology; it is equally important to design a system that can support the underlying technology and to interface with other network

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Network planning for third-generation mobile radio systems

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