The IEEE 802.21 standard facilitates media independent handovers by providing higher layer mobility management functions with common service primitives for all technologies.
Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs) are envisioned to provide near-term (early 1990s) technology and a standard platform to support high speed data services.
The IEEE 802.6 Metropolitan Area Networks (MAN) has several intrinsic security features in its design and envisioned deployment.
It is an exciting time in telecom research, as connectivity becomes the key ingredient of new vertical markets, such as automotive, smart city, smart grid, and healthcare.
IEEE P1581 has undergone significant improvement since its introduction.
The field of application of the IEEE P1900.4 standard is radio systems forming a composite wireless network, i.e., comprising multiple Radio Access Networks (RANs), which may be using different Rad
The harmonic clock signals in a 5.6 Gb/s NRZ (Non Return to Zero) 27-1 pseudo-random data stream are used to injection lock a CMOS LC tank circuit to 2.8 GHz.
This paper introduces a novel technique for selfoptimisation of antenna down-tilting. The proposed solution consists of two phases.
IEEE 802.11 and HIPERLAN/2 are two wireless LANs standards existing and under completion. These two have the same PHY (physical) layer for 5 GHz but different MACs (medium access control).
Overseas communications have experienced tremendous growth in the past, and the rapid pace continues. The facilities which make these communications possible are complex and expensive.
