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The multiple access techniques chosen by the service providers for the winners of this auction were as follows: 70% chose to build CDMA systems, because of their greater channel capacity 20% chose to build GSM TDMA systems because of delays in the production of the Qualcomm CDMA chips 15%, primarily AT&T (who was once again allowed to provide regional telephone service), chose to build an IS-136 TDMA system to be compatible with the similar 850 MHz cell phone band systems they had acquired from CellularOne The service providers who selected CDMA had a two times more capacity advantage over those who chose TDMA As the cell phone Industry moved into the 21st century, most independent cellular phone licensees were bought or merged with the major service providers Thus, by 2005 there were only three major cell phone service providers in the United States: Cingular, Verizon, and Sprint.

Cingular used both IS-136 and GSM TDMA systems and in 2006 converted their older IS-136 systems to GSM Verizon and Sprint used CDMA systems in both frequency bands 304 3G CELL PHONES By the mid-1990s, the worldwide cellular phone industry realized that voice cellular phones were approaching market saturation and that future growth required cellular phones that could handle voice, music, video, e-mail, Web access, and business data downloads These cell phone systems were called 3G Previous systems were de ned at this time as 1G, which were analog voice systems, and 2G, which were digital voice systems An international goal list, but not a speci cation, was written for 3G, with the following goals:.

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The second-order FDM multiplex combines ve group circuits (c) into one fourwire supergroup circuit (d) with 60 channels. The bandwidth of a supergroup circuit is 5 48 kHz 240 kHz in each direction (312 552 kHz). Continuing in this way, ten supergroups can be combined into a 600 channel mastergroup, and six mastergroups form a 3600 channel jumbogroup [5].

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In distance vector routing, each node maintains a list of all destinations that only contains the cost of getting to that destination, and the next node to send the message to. Thus, the source node only knows to which node to hand the packet, which in turn knows the next node, and so on. This approach has the advantage of vastly reduced storage costs compared to link-state algorithms (remember that in link-state routing, every node has to store, for each destination, the complete sequence of nodes via which to send the message). It follows that distance vector algorithms are easier to implement and require less storage space. The actual determination of the route is based on the Bellman Ford algorithm, which was discussed in Section. 22.4.1. However, distance vector routing also has a number of drawbacks: 1. Slow convergence: compared to the Dijkstra algorithm, Bellman Ford requires multiple passes of the cost information. In a network with quickly changing topology, this can lead to situations where the link states have changed before an optimum route has been set up. 2. Counting to in nity : in the extreme case that part of the network becomes separated, the network can form loops, so that information comes back to a node that it had already passed (remember that such a situation cannot occur in source routing). The essence of the problem is that even if node B tells node A that it has a route to the destination, node A does not know if that route contains node A (which would make it a loop). Under normal, converged circumstances this is not a problem because a route containing a loop has a higher total cost

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