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Wireless glossary update: penetrating alphabet soup from WLAN to BQSPK
by Guy Kewney | posted on 02 April 2002
Stuck for an explanation of a technical term? Here are some useful sites with glossary entries for everything from BQSPK through to WCDMA - and more.
The glossary isn't totally self-explanatory; but when you are caught with alphabet soup in your mouth, this may at least tell you what it should stand for.
IBM has this useful wireless speed glossary - which you may find useful when reading their White paper on 3G, or UMTS.
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