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ECE 5325/6325: Wireless Communication SystemsLecture Notes, Fall 2011 Prof. Neal PatwariUniversity of UtahDepartment of Electrical and Computer Engineeringc 2011 ECE 5325/6325 Fall 20112 Contents1 Cellular Systems Generation Zero .. Cellular .. Key Terms .. 72 Frequency Transmit Power Limits .. Cellular Geometry .. Channel Assignment within Group .. Large-scale Path Loss .. Co-Channel Interference .. Downtilt .. Handoff .. Review from Lecture 2 .. Adjacent Channel Interference .. 153 Blocked calls cleared .. Blocked calls delayed .. Discussion .. 184 Increasing Capacity and Sectoring .. Determiningi0.. Example .. Microcells.

exchanges. In 1952, the Mobile Telephone System (MTS) was designed to serve 25 cities in the US [11] (including one in Salt Lake City [10]). In each city, an additional telephone exchange office was created for purpose of connection with the mobile …

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