Third Generation CDMA Systems for Enhanced Data Services
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contentsv
- Prefacevii
- Chapter 1. Introduction to Cellular Systems1
- Chapter 2. Direct-Sequence Spread Spectrum Systems13
- Chapter 3. The Mobile Channel and Diversity Reception in CDMA Systems41
- Chapter 4. An Overview of IS-95 and cdma200057
- Chapter 5.1X-EV: Evolution of cdma2000107
- Chapter 6. WCDMA Overview143
- Chapter 7. IS-95, cdma2000,1X-EV, and WCDMA Performance181
- Chapter 8. Handover in IS-95, cdma2000,1X-EV, and WCDMA209
- Appendix: CDMA Transceivers223
- Index261
The use of mobile communication devices has grown phenomenally throughout the world during the last few years. With strong consumer demand to increase data delivery (large emails, browsing the Internet on wireless devices, transferring video images, etc.), engineers are faced with the challenge of enhancing CDMA to provide larger data capabilities while improving voice signals for clearer reception.
In November 2001 the U.S. Federal Communications Commission released a much broader band of frequencies to wireless service providers, which will speed up the development of these systems.
Simulation results demonstrate the performance benefits of the proposed systems versus their third-generation predecessors
Up-to-date overview of the standardised air interface
In November 2001 the U.S. Federal Communications Commission released a much broader band of frequencies to wireless service providers, which will speed up the development of these systems.
Simulation results demonstrate the performance benefits of the proposed systems versus their third-generation predecessors
Up-to-date overview of the standardised air interface