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Stabilization of contention-based CDMA ranging channel in wireless metropolitan area networks

Won et al., 2005

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12155902440442159026
Author
Won J
Cho C
Lee H
Leung V
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference on Research in Networking

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The current IEEE 802.16 a and 802.16 d standards of wireless metropolitan area networks specify a ranging channel in the OFDMA physical layer that employs a set of CDMA codes for ranging and bandwidth requests. The ranging channel is contention-based and …
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