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MC-CDMA promises wireless broadband beyond 3G 2006-08-28
Multi-carrier techniques can give you high data rates at reasonable receiver complexity. This article is about one of the most promising techniques: Multi Carrier Code Division Multiple Access (MC-CDMA  
Power management in CDMA systems 2001-04-15
Through the use of system-level design techniques, wireless systems developers can more efficiently design, optimize, and test power control algorithms in IS-95A CDMA handset and base station products  
Suppressing errors in W-CDMA mobile devices 2002-01-01
This technical article describes the advantages of the W-CDMA specification that is capable of offering wireless Internet access with voice and data capabilities for handset designs  
Designing Local Oscillators For CDMA Mobile Handsets 2001-04-02
This paper discusses the issues that affect local oscillator design for CDMA. Particularly, the performance, standards requirements and design approaches are explored using a PLL synthesizer  
Designing low-cost CDMA front-end receivers 2003-07-01
The constant pressure on RF design engineers to come up with low-cost RF solutions are remedied by RF Micro Devices' RF2870 small CDMA LNA/Mixer  
Programmable modem for w-cdma 2002-04-08
This article describes standards of the W-CDMA programmable modem and its potential to evolve to multimedia capabilities for the masses  
Advanced W-CDMA channel card implementation with PLD 2001-08-09
This conference technical paper discusses the functions and use of the W-CDMA channel card implementation with PLD  
The impact of interference on CDMA receiver 2002-12-02
This article discusses more accurate tests that can be done to ensure mobile phones will respond throughout a wide, dynamic range.  
Oscilloscopes for CDMA RF wireless signal analysis 2003-02-03
Analysis and capture of the full band of ultra high-frequency RF signals with oscilloscopes is now possible due to the rapid performance advancements in real time oscilloscope technology.  
Testing W-CDMA user equipment with RMC 2004-10-01
Reference measurement channel provides a means to analyze areas of receiver performance in the RF domain.  
Advanced test ensures system longevity 2003-10-16
Leveraging the hooks built into the W-CDMA requires a full understanding of how they work and the trade-offs involved in their use  
Power-saving RF detector for mobile terminals 2004-10-27
This article discusses why CDMA technology has been proven to be the best wireless technology for the advancing cellular and personal communications industry  
Using RMS sensors to measure communication system power needs 2007-01-25
This article explains the use of RMS sensors for measuring power requirements in communications systems such as cellphones, microwave links and GMSK, CDMA and N-QAM links  
System level tools enable complex design solutions 2007-06-01
The article presents a design methodology developed at Synopsys that has been successfully applied in developing a base-band subsystem for various wireless systems such as GSM, W-CDMA, DAB and MBOA-UWB  
Shenzhen home to kindred entrepreneurial spirits 2001-04-01
Ling Shi and Dong Tao are kindred examples of a new spirit of entrepreneurialism taking root in Shenzhen, the Chinese boomtown just across the border from Hong Kong.  
Position location strategies, applications (Part 1) 2011-11-02
Part 1 of this series discusses the basic evolution of wireless networks and how position location could be considered from the networking point of view.  
Handset makes use of good design practices 2007-01-01
Handset designed by LG Electronics, dubbed the VX8300 shows that it's possible to cut costs and board area without making compromises.  
Position location strategies, applications (Part 3) 2011-11-07
Learn about some aspects of mobility that need to be considered to balance the capacity–coverage trade-off that mobility causes.  
2G design overhaul gives 3G phone 2009-12-03
Released in Q1 08, Samsung's SGH-J750 is an eye-opener on OEM sourcing decisions, ASIC development strategies and foot-in-the-door approaches behind the cell phone market.  
Full-featured Sony Ericsson UMTS phones are ultrathin 2007-09-10
Recent teardowns by Portelligent—of the 10mm-thick UMTS Sony Ericsson W880i—reveal a trimming of the display module waistline to enable a class of highly functional, ultrathin candy-bar cell phones.  
Go beyond LTE requirements, goals 2008-12-26
LTE presents a number of lofty goals, creating challenges for technology and service providers, and equipment manufacturers.  
Translate your WCDMA specs into receiver requirements 2006-08-21
This article discusses the additional considerations required by WCDMA handsets.  
Large capacitance value tantalum capacitors for RF power applications in GSM wireless terminals 2001-08-09
Large capacitance value tantalum capacitors for RF power applications in GSM wireless terminals  
Design WiMAX picocells with AGC 2009-01-29
Here are cost- and power-efficient techniques for developing femtocells and picocells using WiMAX transceivers.  
Will Wi-Fi be a fundamental RAN? 2009-03-30
Know why Wi-Fi is poised to become the highest-performance, lowest-cost, indoor RAN technology on the market.  
Dual regulator typology needed to power modern cellphones 2004-08-16
POWER  
Using LTE on FPGAs 2009-02-19
Read about LTE's features and know how FPGA may address the increased processing demands of this specification.  
OFDM as a mobile TV technology driver 2008-09-10
The principal driving force of OFDM's increased popularity is the desire for faster wireless technologies and increase in multimedia applications.  
Handset holds surprises 2008-07-30
The "wow factor" of mobile phones is being kicked up a notch. In this tear down, Allan Yogasingam examines what's inside the Sharp 922SH handset.  
Handset's touch sensor permits more functions in less space 2007-05-30
When you're designing a handset, it's all about how many features you can pack into a tiny space. The more features, the better, right?  


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