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To: engineer who wrote (4564)	12/27/1999 8:36:00 PM
From: RocketMan	of 13582

To the comm engineers here, can you explain to me what makes CDMA ASICs harder to manufacture than TDMA or any other comm protocol? I've read through some of the literature regarding CDMA, the orthogonal codes, etc, and it is all very sophisticated. But, aside from whatever IPRs Q owns on the CDMA protocols, is there something about CDMA that gives them BTEs over another company that wanted to manufacture the same chips, assuming they had the necessary patents or licenses? TIA

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