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Evolution from GSM to <strong>UMTS</strong> Multi-access 27 with real-time pictures. When these services become available to the public, air interface capacity will once more rear its head. In 3GPP R5 the HSDPA introduces capacity enhancement in the downlink direction. In order to use the services mentioned above, the uplink on the radio path will have to be able to carry more capacity. For this purpose, a feature called ‘‘High Speed Uplink Packet Access’’ (HSUPA) is introduced. The third trend will be the ongoing development of harmonisation. For this purpose. 3GPP is continuously working with study items related to multi-access <strong>and</strong> interworking arrangements between various access technologies.
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Page 9 and 10: vi Contents 3.3 Multi-access Techni
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Page 14 and 15: Preface The world’s first public
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170 UMTS Networks As defined, the U
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208 UMTS Networks 8.1.1 What Do Use
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UMTS Protocols 289 link. This UTRAN
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UMTS Protocols 299 The frame protoc
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UMTS Protocols 303 Figure 10.9 ATM
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UMTS Protocols 311 MAC has only one
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UMTS Protocols 337 CC as a CN funct
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List of Abbreviations 16QAM Quadrat
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List of Abbreviations 389 CM Code M
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List of Abbreviations 391 GMSK Gaus
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List of Abbreviations 393 MGCP Medi
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Bibliography This bibliography incl
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Index 16QAM 106 3G Architecture 8-1
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Index 405 Routing Area 161-2 RA Upd
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