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Comparison of multiple access schemes for UMTS

Ojanpera et al., 1997

Document ID
7608580502141265273
Author
Ojanpera T
Skold J
Castro J
Girard L
Klein A
Publication year
Publication venue
1997 IEEE 47th Vehicular Technology Conference. Technology in Motion

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An assessment of several multiple access schemes against UMTS criteria has been carried out within the FRAMES project. Based on this comprehensive evaluation, an harmonized multiple access platform has been designed consisting of two modes, a wideband TDMA …
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