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1 149 APPENDIX E. GLOSSARY ACTS ADC/DAC AIr ARQ ASICS ATM AWA AWGN BER BFN bps BPSK BS BSC BSPLAN BT CAD CATS CATV CDMA CES C-HTML CMA CMOS-RF CPU Advanced Communication Technologies and Services [Programme] (European advanced communications R&D program) (also, Advanced Communications Technologies Satellite, NASA) analog-to-digital converter/digital-to-analog converter advanced infrared wireless (IBM) automatic repeat request application-specific integrated circuits asynchronous transfer mode advanced wireless access (NTT site report) additive white Gaussian noise bit error rate beam-forming network (NTT site report) bits per second (also Mbps, kbps, etc.) binary phase shift keying base station base station controller tool for mobile base station planning (KDD) bipolar transistor computer-aided design CDMA Automated Test System cable television code division multiple access central Earth station (NTT site report) compiled hypertext markup language (file extension) constant modulus algorithm complementary metal oxide semiconductor radio frequency central processing unit
2 150 CPW CRT CSPLAN DBS DECT DPSK DRO DS-CDMA DSP EH-DCR EIR EM EMI EMT ESPRIT ETSI FDD FEC/ARQ FET FFT FPLMTS GMSK GPRS GPS GSM HBT HEMT HEO Appendix E. Glossary coplanar wave-guide cathode ray tube tool for cellular and microcellular planning (KDD) digital broadcast system (also direct broadcast satellite) digital enhanced cordless telecommunications differential phase shift keying dielectric resonator oscillator direct sequence code division multiple access digital signal processor even harmonic type direct conversion receiver (Mitsubishi Electric) equipment identification register electromagnetic electromagnetic interference electron mobility transistor estimation of signal parameters using rotational invariance techniques (chapter 6) (also, European R&D program, appendix C) European Telecommunications Standards Institute frequency division duplex forward error correction/automatic repeat request field-effect transistor fast Fourier transform future public land mobile telecommunications system Gaussian-filtered minimum shift keying general packet radio service global positioning system Global System for Mobile Communications (wireless standard used in Europe) heterojunction bipolar transistor high electron mobility transistor high earth orbit
3 Appendix E. Glossary 151 HFR HPA HTML HTS IC IETF IN IP/ATM ISDN high frequency radio high power amplifier hypertext markup language high temperature superconductors integrated circuit Internet Engineering Task Force intelligent network Internet protocol asynchronous transfer mode integrated services digital network ISM industrial-scientific-medical frequency band ( MHz, MHz, MHz) ISO ITU ITU-T LAN LED LEO LMDS LNA LSI MAC MBE MCM MCPA MEMS MEO MESFET MIMO MMAC International Standards Organization International Telecommunication Union International Telecommunication Union Telecommunications Standards Sector local area network light emitting diode low earth orbit local multipoint distribution system low noise amplifier large scale integration media access control molecular beam epitaxy multichip module multicarrier power amplifiers micro-electro mechanical systems middle earth orbit metal Schottky FET multiple input, multiple output multimedia mobile access control
4 152 MMIC MMSE MPLS MU MUD OEM OFDM OMG OQPSK OS OSI OTD PAE PCCS PCS PDA PDC PHEMT PHS PLL PNNI PS PSTN QoS QPSK RF RFIC SAMBA SAW Appendix E. Glossary millimeter/microwave monolithic integrated circuit minimum mean square error multiprotocol label switching multiple user multiuser detection original equipment manufacturers orthogonal frequency division multiplexing Object Management Group (oversees CORBA) offset quadrature phase shift keying operating system open systems interconnection (architecture) orthogonal transmit diversity (Ericsson) power added efficiency ported coaxial cable system personal communication systems personal digital assistant Personal Digital Cellular System (wireless standard in Japan) pseudomorphic HEMT personal handy system (Japan) phase locked loop private network to network interface positioning system public switched telephone network quality of service quadriphase shift keying radio frequency radio frequency integrated circuit System for Advanced Mobile Broadband Application surface acoustic wave (filter)
5 Appendix E. Glossary 153 SOI SWDR TCXO TDD TDMA TINA-C TMF TOA UMTS USB UWCC VCO VNA VSAT WAP WLAN YIG silicon-on-insulator software defined radio temperature controlled crystal oscillator time division duplex time division multiple access Telecommunications Information Networking Architecture Consortium TeleManagement Forum (industry group) time of arrival universal mobile telecommunication system universal serial bus Universal Wireless Communication Consortium voltage controlled oscillator vector network analysis very small aperture terminal wireless applications protocol wireless local area network yttrium-iron-garnet (used for tunable filter)
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