The Overview of the New Generation Mobile Communication System and the Role of Software Defined Radio Technology
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The Communications Research Laboratory (CRL) started a new project named the New Generation Mobile Network Project in April 2002. The target of this project is the development of new technologies to enable seamless and secure integration of various wireless access networks such as 3rd and 4th generation cellular, wireless LAN, high-speed mobile wireless, wired communications, and broadcasting networks. This paper presents an overview of CRL's new generation mobile communication system that is called The Multimedia Integrated Network by Radio Access Innovation Plus (MIRAI+), as well as details the role of Software Radio Technology (SDR) in MIRAI+.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E86-B No.12 pp.3374-3384
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Hiroshi HARADA, Masahiro KURODA, Hiroyuki MORIKAWA, Hiromitsu WAKANA, Fumiyuki ADACHI, "The Overview of the New Generation Mobile Communication System and the Role of Software Defined Radio Technology" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E86-B, no. 12, pp. 3374-3384, December 2003, doi: .
Abstract: The Communications Research Laboratory (CRL) started a new project named the New Generation Mobile Network Project in April 2002. The target of this project is the development of new technologies to enable seamless and secure integration of various wireless access networks such as 3rd and 4th generation cellular, wireless LAN, high-speed mobile wireless, wired communications, and broadcasting networks. This paper presents an overview of CRL's new generation mobile communication system that is called The Multimedia Integrated Network by Radio Access Innovation Plus (MIRAI+), as well as details the role of Software Radio Technology (SDR) in MIRAI+.
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