3.13.2 Confidentiality of User and Signalling Data. 3.12.5 Interworking Functions for Teleservices. 3.12.3 Gateway to the Public Switched Packet Data Network 3.12.4 Gateway to the Public Switched Data Network. 3.12.1 Gateway to the Public Switched Telephone Network. 256 3.11.2 HSCSD-The High-Speed Circuit-Switched Data Service 260ģ.11.3 GPRS-The General Packet Radio Service. 255 3.11.1 ASCI-Advanced GSM Speech Call Items. 250 3.11 Future Voice and Data Services in GSM. 249 3.10.5 Support for Value-Added Services. 239 3.10 Services in the GSM Mobile Radio Network. 236 3.9.3 Layer-2 Relay Function and Radio Link Protocol. 236 3.9.2 Rate Adaptation in the Connection BTS/Transcoder to an MSC or MSC/IWF. 235 3.9.1 Rate Adaptation to Traffic Channel Performance. 234 3.9 Data Transmission and Rate-Adaptation Functions. 204 3.6.7 Problems in the GSM Handover Process. 185 3.5.5 Format and Coding of a Layer-3 Message. 173 3.4.3 Influence of the Physical Layer on LAPDm. 167 3.4.2 Services of the Physical Layer. Signalling Protocols in the GSM Data Link Layer. 3.3.6 Channel Combinations of a Cell Depending pated Cell Utilization. 3.2.1 Functional Structure of the GSM System. 2.8.4 Algorithms for Collision Resolution with S-ALOHA. 2.8.2 Slotted-ALOHA with Random Access Frames. 2.7.4 Error-Handling Methods by ARQ-Protocols. 2.7.1 Error Protection in Radio Channels. 2.6.4 CDMA Technique for 2nd-Generation PLMNs. 2.6.1 Frequency-Division Multiplexing, FDM. 2.4.3 Efficiency and Traffic Capacity with Sectorization and a Well-Chosen Cluster Size. 2.4.2 The Effect of Sectorization with a Given Cluster Size. 2.3.2 C/I Ratio and Interference-Reduction Factor. 2.3.1 Cluster Patterns and Carrier-to-Interference Ratio. 2.1.9 Interference Caused by Other Systems. 2.1.4 A Statistical Description of the Transmission Channel 2.1.5 Reflection. Ģ System Aspects 2.1 Fundamentals of Radio Transmission. 1.4.2 Electromagnetic Environmental Compatibility. 1.4.1 Self-Organizing 4th-Generation Systems. 1.3 Mobile Radio Systems with Dynamic Channel Allocation.

1.1.6 Universal Mobile Telecommunications System UMTS. 1.1.5 Wireless Networks for Process Control. 1.1.4 Wireless Local Area Networks (IEEE 802.11 WLAN, Wireless LAN, ETSI/HIPERLAN/1). 1.1.3 Radio Networks as a Bypass to the Local Loop. Mobile Radio Networks Networking and Protocolsġ Introduction 1.1 Existing and New Networks and Services. Walke Copyright © 1999 John Wiley & Sons Ltd ISBNs: 5-8 (Hardback) 3-1 (Electronic) Mobile Radio Networks: Networking and Protocols.

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