2010International Conference on Modern Problems of Radio Engineering, Telecommunications and Computer ScienceRequires access

Features of WCDMA networks planning

Andrey Green

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Abstract

WCDMA is an air interface found in 3G. It is most commonly used member of the UMTS family. It utilizes the DSSS channel access method and the time division duplexing method to achieve higher speeds and support more users compared to most TDMA schemes used today. And namely therefore WCDMA network planning is so important nowadays.

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WCDMA is an air interface found in 3G. It is most commonly used member of the UMTS family. It utilizes the DSSS channel access method and the time division duplexing method to achieve higher speeds and support more users compared to most TDMA schemes used today. And namely therefore WCDMA network planning is so important nowadays.

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WCDMA is an air interface found in 3G. It is most commonly used member of the UMTS family. It utilizes the DSSS channel access method and the time division duplexing method to achieve higher speeds and support more users compared to most TDMA schemes used today. And namely therefore WCDMA network planning is so important nowadays.

Key concepts: UMTS frequency bands, W-CDMA, Time division multiple access, Code division multiple access, Air interface, Computer network, Computer science, Division (mathematics)

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