Broadband cdma wireless local loop with emphasis on the airloop system (small-scale propagation) / Julia Bahari

The demand for telephone network access is enhanced by economie pressure to expand a region or nation's access to telecommunications, and by the impact of deregulation. Due to the rapid development of wireless technology over the last decade, there now is a wide choice of wireless technology potentially suitable for deployment in Wireless Local Loop (WLL) applications. The motivation for the WLL may, therefore, be derived trom first, the extension of existing service for new or under supported areas, and the support of competitive networks in both advanced and under developed market. This trial paper demonstrates some of the properties of the AirLoop system developed by the Lucent Technologies and planned to be implemented by the TRI/Celcom in Malaysia. In general the main objectives of this project are: 1) Study and analyze the concept of Wireless Local Loop (WLL) system deploying the Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) techniques. 2) Describe the characteristics of the small-scale propagation.