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Radio propagation for digital cordless telephones at 1700 MHz and 900 MHz

F.C. Owen, C.D. Pudney

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Abstract

Results are presented for indoor radio propagation measurements at both 1700 MHz and 900 MHz. Discussion is included on the characteristics of these carrier frequenciesand their suitability for future microcellular cordless communication systems. Observations on the range required and likely traffic demand for such systems are included.

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Results are presented for indoor radio propagation measurements at both 1700 MHz and 900 MHz. Discussion is included on the characteristics of these carrier frequenciesand their suitability for future microcellular cordless communication systems. Observations on the range required and likely traffic demand for such systems are included.

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Results are presented for indoor radio propagation measurements at both 1700 MHz and 900 MHz. Discussion is included on the characteristics of these carrier frequenciesand their suitability for future microcellular cordless communication systems. Observations on the range required and likely traffic demand for such systems are included.

Key concepts: Cordless, Digital radio, Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications, Telecommunications, Electrical engineering, Radio propagation, Electronic engineering, Radio frequency

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