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Personal area technologies for Internetworked services

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C. Williams
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Mark A Beach
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Andrew Nix
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Ke Chen
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Kevin Morris
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Mirko Presser
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Li, YS
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Stephen McLaughlin
DOI：10.1109/MCOM.2004.1367554delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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This article reviews wireless enabling technologies to support interworking of heterogeneous networks, and covers two relevant topics; personal area networks and multistandard terminals. The variability of the PAN channel is demonstrated, and the implications for air interface design are discussed. To ensure effective operation in shared spectrum, radio resource management and medium access control strategies for PANs are also discussed. It is recognized that terminal cost has significant implications for user acceptance; therefore, by combining functionality from different standards (cellular, wireless LAN, broadcast), cost can be reduced. Technologies and architectures relevant for multistandard terminals are reviewed, including synchronization and linear RF processing. Finally, the potential for further simplifications within the framework of multicarrier CDMA is considered.

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IEEE Communications Magazine cover
IEEE Communications Magazine
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8.2
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6.9K
Citations:
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