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SMG# Date 1 2 3 4 4 bis 5 6 20 24 January 1992 30 March 3 April 1992 22 26 June 1992 Location Lisbon Ostende Copenhagen Comments First meeting of ETSI/TC SMG Last meeting chaired by Thomas Haug First meeting chaired by Philippe Dupuis Approval of the phase 1 TBRS Review of the work on the half-rate speech coding First proposal to extend the scope of GSM evolution, invention of the term phase 21

Temporal Structure Each satellite has a unique C=A-code, but all of the codes consist of a repeating sequence of 1023 chips occurring at a rate of 1.023 MHz with a period of 1 ms, as previously shown in Fig. 3.1. The leading edge of a speci c chip in the sequence, called the C=A-code epoch, de nes the beginning of a new period. Each chip is either positive or negative with the same magnitude. The polarities of the 1023 chips appear to be randomly distributed but are in fact generated by a deterministic algorithm implemented by shift registers. The algorithm produces maximal-length Gold codes, which have the property of low cross-correlation between different codes (orthogonality) as well as reasonably small autocorrelation sidelobes. Autocorrelation Function The autocovariance2 function of the C=A-code is 1 T c t c t c t t dt; 3:3 T 0

Hartley information gain log2 2 + log2 2 log2 4 = 0 log2 2 + log2 1 log2 2 = 0 log2 2 + log2 2 log2 3 0.42 average: 0.14

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The term more often used today is random access memory or RAM, but we have preferred to use the earlier term here: it reminds us that core memory is core to the processing elements of the computer, compared with disk drives and the like which are peripherals Core is required when software is to be run quickly; the program to be executed must sit within the core, rather than on the peripheral, because the latter is much slower to access In the case of operating systems, for example, some kernel activities such as control of basic input and output, always remain within the core, whilst less time-critical or less frequently used utilities are held on the disks and only loaded into core when required Core is also used when we want to carry out software implementations of video and audio coding and decoding.

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cific adsorption consists of two parts, i.e., the Helmholtz layer and the diffuse layer (Gouy-Chapman-Stern model). At a negatively-charged electrode, the outer Helmholtz plane (OHP) is an imaginary plane passing through the center of the cations of the supporting electrolyte at their closest approach to the electrode surface. The potential varies linearly in the Helmholtz layer but exponentially in the diffuse layer [curve (a)]. The following table shows, for some solvents, the potentials of zero charge, }s, at Hg/0.1 M LiClO4(S) interface and the OHP-potential, (}OHP }s), at the electrode charge density of 10 lC cm 2 and the electrolyte concentration of 0.1 M [25 a]. Solvent S }s, V vs Fc/Fc+ }OHP }s, V Water 0.088 FA 0.729 0.080 Ac 0.670 0.121 AN 0.622 0.106 DMSO 0.717 0.101 PC 0.601 0.093

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FIGURE 4.2.9 Crosstalk coupling coef cient versus spacing for several values of substrate thickness. (From [5]. # 1984 by IEEE.)

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