What I am looking is to find out which one provides faster data rate and is more robust. Which one is more prone to interference. In HSDPA a technique is used called Adaptive modulation and coding (AMC). Which means it changes the modulation scheme between QPSK & 16 QAM according to radio conditions.
2007-03-01
10:16:55
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What I am looking is to find out which one provides faster data rate and is more robust. Which one is more prone to interference. In HSDPA a technique is used called Adaptive modulation and coding (AMC). Which means it changes the modulation scheme between QPSK & 16 QAM according to radio conditions. Another query is
does this modulation changes when the UE is going through SoftHandover or compressed mode or
when the conditions are bad or All of the above?
2007-03-01
10:54:23 ·
update #1
Another query is
does this modulation changes when the UE is going through SoftHandover or compressed mode or
when the conditions are bad or All of the above?
2007-03-01
10:54:58 ·
update #2