European R&D programs on third-generation mobile communication systems

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作者
Dasilva, JS
Ikonomou, D
Erben, H
机构
[1] Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Que.
[2] Dept. of Syst. Eng. and Comp. Sci., Carleton University, Ottawa, Ont.
[3] Dept. of Electronics and Comp. Sci., University of Southampton
[4] Intl. Inst. for Nucl. Research Dubna, Moscow
[5] University of Technology, Dresden
[6] HF Technology, Dresden
[7] Department of Communication Theory, Inst. of Telecommunication, University of Dresden
来源
IEEE PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS | 1997年 / 4卷 / 01期
关键词
European third-generation mobile communication systems aim to deliver new wideband multimedia services to the customer and to integrate all the different services of second-generation systems. The enabling platforms; technologies; and applications are the subject of thorough research in the framework of the recently launched ACTS R & D program; which is funded by the European Community and follows the RACE program. In the context of mobile and personal communications; the RACE program aimed at the development and validation of the necessary key technologies and concepts that would in the future constitute the building blocks of third-generation of mobile communication systems. The integration of these technology building blocks into a single new system constitutes the challenge that lies ahead for the ACTS program;
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10.1109/98.575991
中图分类号
TP3 [计算技术、计算机技术];
学科分类号
0812 ;
摘要
European third-generation mobile communication systems aim to deliver new wideband multimedia services to the customer and to integrate all the different services of second-generation systems. The enabling platforms, technologies, and applications are the subject of thorough research in the framework of the recently launched ACTS R & D program, which is funded by the European Community and follows the RACE program. In the context of mobile and personal communications, the RACE program aimed at the development and validation of the necessary key technologies and concepts that would in the future constitute the ''building blocks'' of third-generation of mobile communication systems. The integration of these technology ''building blocks'' into a single new system constitutes the challenge that lies ahead for the ACTS program.
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