Rezvan, 1998 - Google Patents
Improving VBR voice performance in integrated services broadband wireless networksRezvan, 1998
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The integration of multimedia applications into future wireless networks is expected to accelerate the demand for incorporating broadband infrastructure into wireless arena. Providing an efficient broadband wireless infrastructure capable to carry a mixture of …
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