A guide to the ANSI-136, explaining: how the ANSI-136 compliant mobile phone operates and how it works with the cellular network to allow customers to send and receive calls, and obtain services such as the Short Message Service; the ANSI-136 standardisation process; and how to bridge the gap between the ANSI-136 standard and actual implementation of ANSI-136 by describing network parameter settings, network optimisation techniques and equipment testing.
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This review is from: Understanding Digital PCs: The Tdma Standard (Artech House Mobile Communications Library) (Hardcover)
This book give in depth knowledge of TDMA IS136 internals . For an engineer who is responsible for developing new Digital PCS products and services, OR a marketing professional who needs to broaden his general "selling" knowledge of Digital PCS, THIS BOOK IS BEST.THIS BOOK explains how the ANSI-136 compliant mobile phone operates and how it works together with the cellular network to allow customers to send and receive calls, and obtain advanced services such as Short Message Service Strengthen your understanding of the ANSI-136 standardization process Bridge the gap between the ANSI-136 standard and actual implementation of ANSI-136 by describing network parameter settings, network optimization techniques, and equipment testing Identify and describe the teleservice and data capabilities of ANSI-136 Outline the modifications made to ANSI-136 that allow it to operate in the 1900 MHz PCS band Increase your knowledge of the ANSI-41 standard and how the network elements interact to help you better understand how the entire Digital PCS system works Examine industry activities currently underway to help make ANSI-136 a truly global, third-generation cellular system
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This review is from: Understanding Digital PCs: The Tdma Standard (Artech House Mobile Communications Library) (Hardcover)
This is a very very informative book. Being in wireless industry I read the whole book. I found this book provide real practical knowledge. Recently I bought this book. Also I saw this book in most of wireless companies Nokia, Ericcson, Motorola. So A must have book for wireless guys. I STRONGLY RECOMEND THIS BOOK.
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It is appropriate to begin a description of Digital PCS with its grandfather, the Advanced Mobile Phone Service (AMPS). Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
teleservice server, broadcast teleservices, mobile invokes, paging frame class, teleservice segmentation, cell site simulators, teleservice transport, unacceptable service provider, activation teleservice, polling indicator, residential system identities, directed retry message, mobile executes, favored service provider, neighbor list entries, programming teleservice, alpha tag, higher layer protocol identifier, residential base station, cellular messaging teleservice, reselection time, service provider determination, mobile attenuation code, signaling message encryption, comfort noise parameters Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Telecommunications Industry Association, Interim Standard, Base Station Challenge Order, Candidate Eligibility Filtering, Registration Proceeding, Update Proceeding, Registration Reject, Unique Challenge Order, Digital Traffic Channel Designation, Interface-Mobile Station-Base Station Compatibility, New York, Priority System, Update Order Confirmation, American National Standard, Artech House, Mobile Ack, Reselection Criteria, Audit Order, Header Header, Origination Proceeding, Analog Voice Channel Designation, International Telecommunications Union, Mobile Telecommunications Networking, Personal Communications, Capability Update Request New!
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It is appropriate to begin a description of Digital PCS with its grandfather, the Advanced Mobile Phone Service (AMPS). Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
teleservice server, broadcast teleservices, mobile invokes, paging frame class, teleservice segmentation, cell site simulators, teleservice transport, unacceptable service provider, activation teleservice, polling indicator, residential system identities, directed retry message, mobile executes, favored service provider, neighbor list entries, programming teleservice, alpha tag, higher layer protocol identifier, residential base station, cellular messaging teleservice, reselection time, service provider determination, mobile attenuation code, signaling message encryption, comfort noise parameters Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Telecommunications Industry Association, Interim Standard, Base Station Challenge Order, Candidate Eligibility Filtering, Registration Proceeding, Update Proceeding, Registration Reject, Unique Challenge Order, Digital Traffic Channel Designation, Interface-Mobile Station-Base Station Compatibility, New York, Priority System, Update Order Confirmation, American National Standard, Artech House, Mobile Ack, Reselection Criteria, Audit Order, Header Header, Origination Proceeding, Analog Voice Channel Designation, International Telecommunications Union, Mobile Telecommunications Networking, Personal Communications, Capability Update Request New!
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