Advanced mobile communications radiointerface (CTDMA) architecture based on SAW components

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Advanced mobile communications radiointerface (CTDMA) architecture based on SAW components

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Development of the approaches to UMTS requirements in the CTDMA radio interface

Development of the approaches to UMTS requirements in the CTDMA radio interface

Peculiarities of spread spectrum signals orthogonalization in the SAW-based processor for the integrated GSM/CTDMA air-interface for future mobile communications

Possibilities of the use of SAW technology in future wireless access networks

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