Add to ORKGA wireless LAN and Asynchronous Transfer Mode(ATM) interconnected system (internetworking) is proposed and analysed. Wireless LAN and ATM have been standardised by the IEEE802.il and the ITU-T committees, respectively. Wireless LAN reduces the problems involved in cabling within and across small and medium geographical areas of coverage. ATM is used as the common data transport technology for Broadband ISDN that is intended to support various services such as video, audio, image and data. It is a challenging issue to integrate wireless networks into the B-ISDN or construct a wireless Internet that allows each mobile individual to transmit multimedia data over broadband networks. The interconnected system enables the mobility functionality t...
There is a growing interest in the development of broadband services and networks for commercial use...
Wireless communication is the fast growing industry and will continue to evolve. A wireless local ar...
Abstract: This paper focuses on layer aspects of mobile computing. While transmission over different...
A wireless LAN and Asynchronous Transfer Mode(ATM) interconnected system (internetworking) is propos...
synchronous transfer mode (ATM) has been adopt-ed as the switching and transport infrastructure for ...
An overview of the proposed wireless ATM structure is provided. Wireless communication have been dev...
Introduction ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) is a set of international standards for sending large...
Asynchronous Transfer Mode(ATM) networks and wireless(cellular) communications networks are merging ...
The SWAN 1 project investigates architectural aspects of networks containing mobile hosts. The net...
In this paper we present some selected important features of the Asynchronous Transfer Mode ATM and ...
One fundamental difference between traditional telecommunications networks and traditional data netw...
The growing popularity of portable and mobile computing and communication devices, along-with the in...
The convergence of telecommunications and computer communication technologies requires the developm...
The phenomenal growth in cellular telephony over the past several years has demonstrated the value ...
selected by the telecommunication (Carrier) industry as the technology to deliver the Broadband Inte...
There is a growing interest in the development of broadband services and networks for commercial use...
Wireless communication is the fast growing industry and will continue to evolve. A wireless local ar...
Abstract: This paper focuses on layer aspects of mobile computing. While transmission over different...
A wireless LAN and Asynchronous Transfer Mode(ATM) interconnected system (internetworking) is propos...
synchronous transfer mode (ATM) has been adopt-ed as the switching and transport infrastructure for ...
An overview of the proposed wireless ATM structure is provided. Wireless communication have been dev...
Introduction ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) is a set of international standards for sending large...
Asynchronous Transfer Mode(ATM) networks and wireless(cellular) communications networks are merging ...
The SWAN 1 project investigates architectural aspects of networks containing mobile hosts. The net...
In this paper we present some selected important features of the Asynchronous Transfer Mode ATM and ...
One fundamental difference between traditional telecommunications networks and traditional data netw...
The growing popularity of portable and mobile computing and communication devices, along-with the in...
The convergence of telecommunications and computer communication technologies requires the developm...
The phenomenal growth in cellular telephony over the past several years has demonstrated the value ...
selected by the telecommunication (Carrier) industry as the technology to deliver the Broadband Inte...
There is a growing interest in the development of broadband services and networks for commercial use...
Wireless communication is the fast growing industry and will continue to evolve. A wireless local ar...
Abstract: This paper focuses on layer aspects of mobile computing. While transmission over different...