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Multiple Access Options for Multi-Media Wireless Systems

Alternative access strategies for multi-media wireless systems are discussed. FDMA, TDMA, CDMA and random packet access schemes are considered. A number of possible strategies are presented and the major performance issues are discussed.

Weimin Zhang | Richard Wyrwas | M. J. Miller | Rashmin Anjaria

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