CDMA
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Answer / sohail
CDMA stands for " Code Division Multiple Access ".
For a wireless communication we have limited bandwidth, so
dats why we have to share it. Some of the techiniques used
for this purpose are TDMA, FDMA and CDMA.
In CDMA every user is alloted the full bandwidth for
communicatoin, this is done by assigning different Codes to
each user..
Its an emerging technology for wireless Communication.. Its
+points are dat Full bandwidth allocation to users, High
data rate;extensivly required fortransmitting different
multimedia applications, N last and imp. one dat it can
handle multipath fadding very efficiently.. N som of its
draw backs are like Users Interfearence in channel N high
power consumption...
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Answer / satyendra singh
CDMA stands for Code Division Multiple Access.
Its very old mobile technology, has its root since 1940.
It emerged as one of the most popular technology in 1995.
In CDMA, all subscribers are allowed to make call
simultaneously.Its distortion free tech. Customer has to be
sticked with the Phone set as Ph. no. is identified by
Handset. International Roaming is big problem with CDMA.
A CDMA antenna can cover 110KMs of range and has vary
smooth handoff while changing cells.
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Answer / santosh khare
CDMA is a kind of multiple access technique in which
various users can use the transmission channel
simultaneously using there unique code.
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Answer / anoop r.s
CDMA is Code Division Multiple Access.It utilizes the concept of Code Division Multiplexing.Here the data to be transmitted is converted to a coded format before transmission.
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