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High-Speed Packet Access

HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) is specified in 3GPP Release 5. With HSDPA, WCDMA has been extended with additional transport and control channels, such as the high-speed downlink shared channel (HS-DSCH), which provides enhanced support for interactive, background and, to some extent, streaming services.

 

Enhanced Uplink is specified in 3GPP Release 6 and has been extended with additional transport and control channels, such as the enhanced dedicated channel (E-DCH), and with similar features to HSDPA. Enhanced Uplink will cater for the needs of mobile broadband with increased performance in the uplink: it will provide up to 5.8Mbps in the uplink, reduced delay and 150-200 percent greater system capacity.

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Basic concepts of HSPA
Full service broadband architecture
HSPA, the undisputed choice for mobile broadband
Services in the Basic concepts of HSPA
Technical overview and performance of HSPA and mobile WiMAX 
Wireless networks for in-building environments
Technology descriptions

Using RF Repeaters to Improve WCDMA HSDPA Coverage and Capacity Inside Buildings 
Realization and Performance Evaluation of IMS Multi-media Telephony for HSPA
High Speed Packet Access Evolution – Concept and Technologies

HSPA Evolution - Boosting the performance of mobile broadband access
Providing congestion control in the Iub Transport Network for HSDPA
Broadband data performance of third-generation mobile systems
Coverage Study for VoIP over Enhanced Uplink
HSDPA performance and evolution
Providing reliable and efficient VoIP over WCDMA
System Performance of WCDMA Enhanced Uplink
Using Dedicated In-building Systems to Improve HSDPA Indoor Coverage and Capacity
WCDMA Enhanced Uplink - Principles and Basic Operation
WCDMA evolved – High-speed packet-data services 

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