From GSM to LTE-Advanced: An Introduction to Mobile Networks and Mobile Broadband, Revised Second Edition

Index

1. 3GPP Release 10
2. 3GPP Release 10– 12
3. 3GPP Release 11
4. 3GPP Release 4
5. 3GPP Release 5
6. 3GPP Release 6
7. 3GPP Release 7
8. 3GPP Release 8
9. 3GPP Release 9
10. 3GPP Release 99
11. 16-QAM
12. 64 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (64-QAM)
13. 64-QAM See 64 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
14. 802.11 standard
15. 802.11a standard
16. 802.11ac standard
17. 802.11b standard
18. 802.11e standard
19. 802.11f standard
20. 802.11g standard
21. 802.11h standard
22. 802.11i standard
23. 802.11n standard
24. 802.1x standard
25.  
26. A5/1 active attacks
27. A5/3 active attacks
28. Abis interface
29. Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Numbers (ARFCNs)
30. Access Grant Channel (AGCH)
31. Access point (AP)
32. Access Stratum (AS)
33. ACK frames See Acknowledgment frames
34. Acknowledgment (ACK) frames
35. ACL See Asynchronous Connectionless packets
36. ACM See Address Complete Message
37. Acquisition Indication Channel (AICH)
38. Active Set
39. Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH)
40. Adaptive Multirate (AMR)
41. Address Complete Message (ACM)
42. Ad hoc mode
43. A2DP See Advanced Audio Distribution Profile
44. ADSL See Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line
45. Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
46. AFH See Adaptive Frequency Hopping
47. AGCH See Access Grant Channel
48. AICH See Acquisition Indication Channel
49. AID See Association identity
50. A-interface
51. Air interface access control
52. AKA See Authentication and key agreement
53. AMR See Adaptive Multirate
54. A5/1 passive attacks
55. APSD See Automated Power Save Delivery
56. ARFCNs See Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Numbers
57. ARQ See Automatic Retransmission Request
58. Association identity (AID)
59. Asynchronous Connectionless (ACL) ...