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NOK 6.530-0.2%Dec 23 3:59 PM EST

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To: Eric L who wrote (20866)6/19/2002 2:25:29 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander  Read Replies (1) of 34857
 
Thanks, ouch, one reason I was expelled from the purified thread

<The portable device designer's main goal is to achieve the required level of performance in the smallest amount of cycles and by consuming the least amount of power, and then to put the system in a sleep mode until more processing is needed. Every unused cycle is wasted battery life. >

Ilmarinen

This, I would guess, is too difficult for the quacks dreaming of transmitting steaming videos within
the non-TDMA quack-cocktailparty

<to solve this problem, cellular designers must achieve higher
data throughput efficiency for each slot driven by a power
amplifier. This is some of the reasoning for moving from GPRS to
EDGE, from a client device perspective, where EDGE's modulation
scheme can achieve more (especially considering upload) in a
two-slot allocation than GPRS can achieve in four or more slots. >

Well, except that in the darkness of trying to catch up, TDMA is very popular in the
Quack labs, but that is unspeakable and mostly unthinkable, and all over it all
that fast power control..

Anyway, TI has its ducks in order, DSPs,ADSL,WLAN, mixed sillycones, even Burr Brown and
one really reliable customer, huge allocations. Smack in the japanese 300mm pizza sweet spot
and the patriots long time gone.
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