An analysis of uplink transmit power in WCDMA networks

In this paper, we present an experimental analysis of uplink (UL) transmit power in WCDMA networks based on measurement data over a commercial UMTS network. In particular, three factors which may influence the transmit power profiles in practical mobile usage scenarios are examined: (a) handset posi...

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Main Authors: Jeong Heon Lee, Raju, A.B., Buehrer, R.M.
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Hydrogen
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Testing
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Hydrogen
Multiaccess communication
Position measurement
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Scattering
Telephone sets
Testing
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