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... Satellite TV? 6 1.4 What Else Is Different about Mobile TV? 7 1.5 Standards for Mobile TV 8 1.6 Resources for Delivering Mobile TV 9 1.7 The Mobile TV Community 10 1.8 New Growth Areas for Mobile TV ... CONTENTS Introduction xiii Mobile TV A Prologue xxi PART I: OVERVIEW OF TECHNOLOGIES 1 Chapter 1: About Mobile TV 3 1.1 Mobile TV: A New Reality 5 1.2 What Is Mobile TV? 5 1.3 How Is Mobile TV Different from ... for Mobile TV Services 171 PART II: TECHNOLOGIES FOR MOBILE TV AND MULTIMEDIA BROADCASTING 175 Chapter 6: Mobile TV Using 3G Technologies 177 6.1 Introduction 177 6.2 What Are TV Services over Mobile...

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... System 15 Third-Generation (3G) Wireless Technology 16 3G Requirements 18 Evolution to 3G Systems 21 Summary 23 References 25 Chapter 2 Propagation Characteristics of a Mobile Radio Channel 27 Large-Scale ... most important features of 3G. Because of the many advantages that it offers, the CDMA technology forms the basis of 3G systems. References [1] W.R. Young, “Advanced Mobile Phone Service: Introduction, Background, ... or pedestrian (0 to 10 km/h) ■ Ordinary vehicular applications up to 100 km/h ■ High-speed vehicular applications up to 500 km/h ■ Aeronautical applications up to 1500 km/h ■ Satellites up to 27000...

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... different aspects of 3G mobile communi- cations. They developed algorithms and air interfaces, performed simulation, built prototypes, and conducted field tests to verify their validity. 3G partnership ... received by a mobile antenna in and around Tokyo in the frequency band from 200 MHz to 1,920 MHz using different base station and mobile antenna heights. Black and Reudink [19] studied the mobile radio ... authors indicate that the signal strength received by a mobile would depend 31 Propagation Characteristics of a Mobile Radio Channel Base Station Antenna Mobile Antenn a Direct Ray Reflected Ray r h t h r Figure...

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... 20–25, Portland, Oregon, USA, 21 June 2011. c 2011 Association for Computational Linguistics A Mobile Touchable Application for Online Topic Graph Extraction and Exploration of Web Content G ¨ unter ... GmbH Stuhlsatzenhausweg 3, D-66123 Saarbr ¨ ucken {neumann|schmeier}@dfki.de Abstract We present a mobile touchable application for online topic graph extraction and exploration of web content. The system ... reformulate the query in order to find new information. This can be a tedious task especially on mobile devices. Seen in this con- text, current search engines seem to be best suited for “one-shot...

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... Contents www.it-ebooks.info ThemeRoller The ThemeRoller for jQuery Mobile is a web application created by the jQuery Mobile team, that allows developers to create the stylesheet for their applications with a very convenient ... Tips www.it-ebooks.info CHAPTER 1 HTML5 for Mobile Applications This chapter will introduce some basic concepts about HTML5, and will explain the impact of the new features of the standard in mobile applications. We are ... tools. Compatibility with Older Mobile Platforms But what if our users or requirements specify some older platform? Will jQuery Mobile help us in that case? jQuery Mobile applications are built on...

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... techniques for developing two categories of mobile commerce applications: wireless and mobile applications. Wireless applications are designed to function when the mobile device is connected to networks ... Internet) or other devices wirelessly. Mobile applications, on the other hand, may or may not involve wireless communication with networks or other devices. Mobile applications can function without ... Wireless applications can be developed using the ASP.NET Mobile Web Application tool in Visual Studio .NET. This chapter illustrates the use of this tool through an example of a parking finder application. ...

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... codes. Walsh Codes Various physical channels may exist at any time on a radio interface of a 3G system. For example, at a mobile station, there may be one or more dedicated physical data channels, a dedicated ... desired speech signal. The filter coefficients are determined 69 Principles of Wideband CDMA (W-CDMA) Mobile Communications System Speech Coding Algorithm IS-54/IS-136 Vector-Sum Excited Linear Predictive Coding ... kb/s, the output of the coder is 244 bits for every 20-ms frame. Table 3-2 Speech encoders used in mobile communications systems into two streams, each of which BPSK-modulates the carrier. Conse- quently,...

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... maximum number of mobile stations that can be served in a CDMA system) is maximum when the transmitter power of each mobile station is adjusted such that the received SIR from each mobile is just ... the fig- Chapter 4 122 Mobile Radio Systems,” IEEE Trans. Veh. Technol., Vol. VT- 39, No. 1, pp. 56 — 67, February 1990. [38] S. Anderson, et al., “An Adaptive Array for Mobile Communi- cations ... signals simultaneously from two mobile stations, one close to the base sta- tion and the other farther from it near the edge of a cell. Because UE1 is closer than UE2, if both mobile stations are transmitting...

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... parameters. The EIR con- tains the International Mobile station Equipment Identity (IMEI) numbers of all mobile stations that are registered. Each mobile is assigned a unique IMEI number that can ... performance. Quality of Service (QoS) At any time, multiple applications may run on a mobile station. A user may request a desired QoS depend- ing on the application, and the network is expected to guarantee ... a mobile station can use for timing recovery and synchronization. An exact copy of this sequence is stored in the mobile memory. Thus, by comparing the received sequence with this copy, a mobile...

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... which mobile station (or application) can use the next uplink RLC block on the same time slot. In this way, dif- ferent mobile stations may be multiplexed on the same PDCH when necessary. A mobile ... Institute (ETSI)/Special Mobile Group (SMG) developed two standards for International Mobile Telecommunication in the year 2000 (IMT-2000). One of them is the Universal Mobile Telecommunications ... signal level from all mobile stations in the cell, thereby preventing a single mobile (which may happen to be closer to the base station) from swamping out the sig- nals from other mobiles. Rate matching...

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... num- ber of these channels have to be transmitted using a single CDMA carrier. As an example, a mobile station may have a number of uplink DPDCHs as well as a DPCCH. In this case, the channels ... steps of 1 / 15 . Because the resulting real-valued symbol sequences, indicated 225 Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) Physical Channel A I X X X X o o o 11 C 12 C 11 G 12 G Physical Channel ... Y X Q Complex Scrambling Code To Modulator + 0 90 ⌺ ⌺ Figure 6-18 Spreading multiple physical channels from a mobile station 14 In other words, we are going to use binary phase shift keying. 15 Each set modulates...

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... for 3G networks, particularly if it can be designed to support delay-sensitive real-time applications. In fact, ETSI is defining a standard adopting an all-IP architecture to deliver 3G mobile ... used in the authentication process. The Mobile Application Part (MAP) is an application layer protocol [9], and interfaces the Transaction Capabilities Application Part (TCAP) [12]. The term transaction ... Protocols [15] 3GPP TS 25.321, MAC Protocol Specification. [16] 3GPP TS 25.322, RLC Protocol Specification. [17] 3GPP TS 25.323, Packet Data Convergence Protocol (PDCP) Specification. [18] 3GPP TS 25.324,...

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... virtual connections between two IntServ-capable routers [11], [16]. RSVP for Mobile Systems Problems arise when standard RSVP is used in a mobile communi- cations network. Reference [11] has studied these ... developed by 3G only apply to the UMTS radio bearer service. The objective of this chapter is to provide the reader with a basic understanding of the subject. 299 Quality of Service (QoS) in 3G Systems Figure ... the video and audio must always be synchronized, the allowable jitter for these applications is generally quite low. 3G system requirements specify that the maximum transfer delay must lie in the...

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