CDMA 2000 Packet Domain Network Technology

Author: Lin Shuguang
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is a specialized technical publication dedicated to CDMA2000 1X packet domain network technology. The content progresses from basic to advanced levels, covering aspects from the bottom layer to the top layer, from theory to application, and from interfaces to operations, providing a specific, detailed, and comprehensive introduction to CDMA2000 1X packet domain network technology. The book is broadly divided into three parts: the first part is the theoretical foundation, which elaborates on the wireless interface protocol (RLP) of the CDMA2000 1X packet domain, the RP interface (A8/A9 protocols), the Pi interface (A10/A11 protocols), and more; the second part covers packet domain network design and construction, introducing concepts of network planning, design, construction, network security, and management, along with examples of Motorola's CDMA2000 1X packet domain network design and construction; the third part focuses on packet domain network optimization, detailing optimization steps, service parameters, analysis methods, and common issue handling.
In the 3G era, the most significant difference in terms of services is the addition of high-speed packet data services. The packet domain network in the 3G era retains a certain degree of continuity. CDMA2000 1X packet domain network technology also holds reference value for the architecture and networking techniques of packet domain networks of other 3G standards. This book is primarily suitable as a textbook for communication or computer network-related majors and as a reference for engineering professionals.
..3G era, from the service point of view, the biggest difference is the addition of high-speed packet data services. 3G era packet domain network has a certain degree of continuity. CDMA2000 1X packet domain network technology, for 3G other standards packet domain network composition and networking technology, also has reference value. This book is mainly suitable for communication or computer network majors as a textbook and as a reference for engineering professionals.