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Design considerations for a broadband indoor wireless system
G.M. Stamatelos
- Vol. 2, pp 900-905
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In this article, the authors considered a future indoor wireless network operating in the MM-wavelength spectrum and capable of supporting broadband services like video teleconferencing and transmission of high resolution images on top of the traditional ones that include cordless telephony and paging.Abstract:Â
The growth of wireless personal communications systems (PCS) in the coming decade is expected to be dramatic, with some projected forecasts for the U.S. market alone of the order of $3 billion by 1997. At the same time, the full-scale development of high-speed ATM-switched networks and the evolution towards 'third generation' portables will make the integration of wireless and optical systems not only desirable but necessary. This study considers a future indoor wireless network operating in the MM-wavelength spectrum and capable of supporting broadband services like video teleconferencing and transmission of high resolution images on top of the traditional ones that include cordless telephony and paging. A point of view and a general framework for the interface of this system to a public switched ATM network are suggested here.read more
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