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Designing and testing 3GPP W-CDMA base transceiver stations

Posted: 07 Jul 2010  Print Version  Bookmark and Share Subscribe

Keywords: W-CDMA  base transceiver stations  physical layer W-CDMA 

[Summary of tips] W-CDMA is a wideband digital cellular technology used for the 3G cellular market. The 3GPP system employs W-CDMA in FDD and TDD modes. To limit its scope, this application note focuses on the FDD mode of W-CDMA, although most of the content is applicable to both modes. Whenever the term W-CDMA is used throughout the application......
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