CDMA Internetworking: Deploying the Open A-Interface - Hardcover

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SU-LIN LOW has over seven years' experience in developing and integrating wireless communications networks, much of it in CDMA networking. She is presently a Senior Engineer and technical lead in Ericsson's Wireless Division. Previously, she worked for QUALCOMM and for MobileOne, a leading Singapore-based CDMA and GSM service provider.

RON SCHNEIDER has over twelve years' experience in the development, integration, and testing of communication systems and is a U.S. patent holder in the field. His professional experience includes working on CDMA infrastructure equipment for QUALCOMM, the pioneer of CDMA technology. He is now Staff Manager and technical lead for Ericsson's Wireless Division.

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The authoritative guide to deploying A-Interface-compliant CDMA systems

The experiences of Low and Schneider and their clear exposition should be of great benefit.

― from the Foreword by Irwin Mark Jacobs, Chairman and CEO, QUALCOMM

The new CDMA A-Interface enables wireless service providers to build scalable, expandable wireless networks with the best equipment from multiple vendors, adding value and reducing risk. In CDMA Internetworking, two leaders of advanced CDMA projects bring clarity to the complex standards documents, showing technical professionals and managers exactly how to build and deploy A-Interface compliant systems. The first authoritative, in-depth A-Interface implementer's guide, this book fully reflects the CDMA Development Group's CDG-IOS detailed open interface standards―providing comprehensive detail for building fully interoperable systems. Coverage includes:

• Call Processing and Mobility Management
• Supplementary Services and Short Message Services (SMS)
• Wireless Data Services
• Over-the-Air Service Provisioning (OTASP) and Authentication
• Radio Resource Management and Terrestrial Circuit Management
• Interoperability with SS7, IS-95 CDMA air interfaces, and IS-41 systems
• Practical troubleshooting guidance and detailed information on failure conditions

CDMA Internetworking contains dozens practical examples and illustrations, drawn from the authors' real-world experience with the CDMA Open A-Interface and CDG-IOS standards. With this book, wireless professionals can spend less time resolving technical ambiguities―and more time building reliable, interoperable systems that get to market fast!