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To: tradeyourstocks who wrote (7970)10/29/2000 9:30:28 AM
From: Kent Rattey  Respond to of 34857
 
<I thought that only ONE user is served at any given time in an HDR forward link. The way I understood HDR was that it is a mix of CDMA/TDMA.>

According to GG:

Though HDR is code division between sectors, it is an adaptable dynamic TDM system for each connection. The reason for the TDM choice is the spreading code for a 2 megabit per second channel would be some 200 megahertz, which is not today technically feasible at reasonable cost.

Kent



To: tradeyourstocks who wrote (7970)10/31/2000 1:17:17 AM
From: Allen  Respond to of 34857
 
only ONE user is served at any given time in an HDR forward link

So, TDMA on the forward link, maybe? Walsh encoding to overcome inter-sector/cell interference - there's a clever idea. And maybe, on the reverse slower link, CDMA?

So, what's up with Nokia?


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