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A Constructive (Backward Compatible) Approach for Migration to Wider Band Wireless Services Andrew J. Viterbi Vice Chairman QUALCOMM Incorporated AirTouch Cellular 1998 Engineering Roundtable Las Vegas, Nevada March 4, 1998 - ~..~~~---~----~-~~~ • O_u_t_li_n_e _ • Some Historical Precedents (1989-1997) • Underlying Objectives • Short Term Goals (1999) • Mid Term Goals (2000) ~ Some Historical Precedents ~ (1989-1997) • Press Statements of Opposition to COMA • COMA Suppliers • Market Penetration 'of cdmaONE • Excerpts From Press Comments: 1990-1997 Los Angeles Times: August 26, 1990: PacTel Cellular Takes a Gamble on Technology "What is disturbing is that certain companies (that support CDMA) are so willing to pursue a panacea that isn't proven and wasn't part of the l testing process that arrived at a standard," said ----, "They are· looking at rainbow instead of the planned evolution of a standard." Telephony: Dec. S, 1994: Unveils PCS Strategy, Focusing on TDMA, GSM. CDMA is in its validation stage and has technical drawbacks that need correcting, making TDMA the more appealing technology platform for cellular -carriers that want to build PCS networks that incorporate their digital AMPS networks, said . --- • Americas Network March 1, 1995: CDMA Deployment: Stalled or Ready for the Fast Lane? (Code Division Multiple Access} There also are technical reasons will not --- pursue CDMA development, adds though he wouldn't elaborate. For him, the timing and expense of CDMA render the question moot. "IS-95 is difficult and expensive to implement." Reuter Newswire-Western Euroee% Reuter Economic News% % February 27" 1996" Makes TDMA System Claim But the battle for supremacy between the two systems is already settled," said, adding that CDMA has yet to prove it is a viable system. "They (CDMA suppliers) will have to prove they can do it first." ________________________--------.J MobilePhone News! June 17, 1996 -------------- Prepares for Growth, Clarifies TDMA/CDMA Stance. "There is no doubt that IS-95 works, but it is a me-too Rroduct," America's Network, JuI), 1, 1996 Get the Bugs Out:. it's Make-or-BreakTime for CDMA. (Code Division Multiple Access) (Cover Stor)') Partisans employ fierce rhetoric. A paper presented at this year's GSM World Congress likened CDMA support to the victims of an 18th Century hoax in which an English woman convinced some prominent ~ scientists that she'd given birth to a litter of rabbits... "We do believe in CDMA per se,.but we believe in a wideband CDMA," " says__.... "Specifically, CDMA's single-carrier nature creates an issue often referred to as the near/far problem,'f claims this problem and the diversity touted by CDMA backers can mal<e it impossible to determine which is the best serving cell. COMA Licensed Suppliers Subscriber Equipment {Globalstar} Orbitel (Ericsson) QUALCOMM TELITAL Mitsubishi Motorola NEC Corporation Nokia OKI Pantech Co. QUALCOMM QUALCOMM Personal Electronics (QUALCOMM/Sony JV) Sanyo Samsung Sharp Siemens Wireless Terminals SK Telecom Co., Ltd. Sony Synertek Toshiba Equipment Subscriber Alps DENSO Fujitsu Hanwha Corporation Haitai Hitachi, Ltd. Hughes Network Systems Hyundai Kenwood Kokusai Electric Company Kyocera LG Electronics LG IC (Goldstar) Lucent Technologies M.1. Tel Co., Ltd. MatsushitaiPanasonic Maxon Test Equipment Advantes,t Anritsu Corporation Comarco Wireless Grayson Electronics Hewlett-Packard IFR Systems Japan Radio Co., Ltd. LeC Motorola QUALCOMM Racal Instruments Rohde&Schwarz Satco Sage Instruments Tektronix Wavetek ASICs DSP Communications LSI Logic QUALCOMM VLSI Technology 12102197 (05-TT) Infrastructure Fujitsu Hitachi, Ltd. Hughes Network Systems Hyundai LGIC (Goldstar) Lucent Technologies Motorola NEC Corporation NORTEL QUALCOMM Samsung Cable and Misc. Infrastructure Equipment Ortel Corporation Sanders (Lockheed) 3 Rivers 360 0 CorTIrTIunications"" AirTouch-\ Aliant'" Alltel'" Ameritech"" BAM/- Brookings Cellular One'" Cellular Plus Centennial'" ChaseTel CWP Dobson General Wireless Georgia Indep. PCS 01/25/98 (04-CDMA) GTE Wireless~ BC Tel, Canada-\- Frontier Cellular'- Bell Mobility, Canada'~ Hargray Wireless LP Clearnet Comm., Canada:'t Horizon PCS'" MTS Mobility, Canada IIluminet TELUS Mobility, Canada Meretel* lusacell, Mexico NextWave Poka LarTIbro PCS Centennial, Puerto Rico"'" PrimeCo'" Fabela Group, Aruba Savannah Indep. PCS Telgua, Guatemala Sprint PCS'" TRICOM, Dom. Rep. US Cellular"" US WEST Virginia pes Wireless North'" Commercial Service CETERP, Brazil Chilesat PCS, Chile CRM Movicom, Argentina Guatel, Guatemala Telcel, Venezuela TeleBahia, Brazil Telefonica del Peru, Peru"" Telerj, Brazil Telmig WLL, Brazil Great Wall, China Xi'an, Beijing"', Shanghai, Guangzhou MPT WLL, China Fujian, Shanghai, Tianjin, Jiangsu BRTA, Bangladesh Bharti, India DoT-MTNL,lndia* Essar, India Tata Teleservices, India Telelink, India Hansol PCS, So. Korea* KT Freetel, So. Korea* LG Telecom, So. Korea* Shinsegi, So. Korea* SK Telecom, So. Korea* 001, Japan 100, Japan Hutchison, Hong Kong* Komselindo, Indonesia Metrosel, Indonesia PT Telekom, Indonesia Extelcom, Philippines PiiTel, Philippines PT&T, Philippines CAT, Thailand UCOM, Thailand MobileOne, Singapore SingTel, Singapore 01/25198 (04-CDMA) * Commercial Service · " l~cepta;rice/Depf:~"'yment Europe, Middle East, and Africa DeTe Mobil, Germany TPSA, Poland " Vodofone(GSM/CDMA), UK Arento, Egypt Pele-phone, Israel PTe, Yemen PT&T, Kuwait 01/25/98 (04-CDMA) Chelyabinsk, Russia'" Kubtelecom, Russia IV Telecom, Russia MTU-Inform, Russia Rostov Electrosviaz, Russia Rostov on Don, Russia"'" Telesystems, Ukraine : ... Commercial Service Intercellular, Nigeria Mauritius Telecom, Mauritius Starcomms, Nigeria Telecel, Zambia'" Telecel SPRL, Zaire • les Sources: GSM-MOU, QC, Dataquest 10/29197 (Sbcrbr) Based on a comparison of each technology's first nine quarters of commercial operations. Source: EMC with QC subscriber estimates 10/29/97 (Sbcrbr) Source: EMC, QC estimates 10/29/97 (Sbcrbr) Source: QC Estimates based on EMC subscriber data 10/29/97 (Sbcrbr) '. "- .' '..._.~ " BusinessWire, April 16, 1997 Creating the Wideband Wireless Networks of the Future W-CDMA technology, however, ~s quite different from narrowband CDMA techllology used in the IS 95 standard now being deployed in certaill parts of the world. "IS 95 is just one standard using CDMA technology," says _ One of the important differences between W-CDMA and llarrowband IS 95 is the underlying network infrastructure. The design of this networl< protocol is a critical consideration because many important system functions - including ~ssentialnetwork management functions - reside at the network level. Handling Digital Traffic - Another such function is the system's ability to handle the digital data traffic used in applications like Internet access. Utilizing the TCP/IP network protocol (the protocol used on the Internet), the [W-CDMA] wideband system will easily accommodate PACKET data traffic - the kind of traffic that travels in short "bursts." Wide Relative to What? Right Answer is Relative to Bit Rate (Processing Gain GSM 8 TDMA Channels of ~ 13 Kbps each 104K 200K 2 { each user - 9.6Kbps 9.6K 1.2288M 128 cdmaONE (IS-95) each user - 14.4Kbps 14.4K 1.2288M 85 { high user - 2.048Mbps 2.048M 4.096M 2 "W-CDMA" low user 64Kbps 64K 4.096M 64 - 1 WIt - 30K 30K One Carrier modulated b'l 3 TDMA Channels of ~ 10Kbps each Wideband is a Relative Term Examples D-AMPS (IS-136) Major Attributes of CDMA (IS-95) • Universal Frequency Reuse • Fast and Accurate Power Control • Constructive Combining of Multipath by RAKE Receivers • Seamless Soft-Handover • Autonomous Capacity Increases for Variable Rate Transmission • Natural and Seamless Exploitation of Sectored and Adaptive Beam Forming Antennas • Capacity Increase with Forward Error Correction Without Overhead Penalty So Who's Really Got the "Me-Too" Technology?? ~ ~ Air Interface and Network Standards COMA O-AMPS POC GSM I' I I I IS-41 GSM-MAP "Mix and Match" Examples: 1. Vodafone - QUALCOMM Demonstration of COMA Air Interface Over GSM Network in UK 2. LEO Mobile Satellites: Globalstar Employs CDMA-GSM ~ Underlying Objectives for ~ cdmaONE Evolution Backward Compatibility is Foremost • Underlying Objectives • Full Backward Compatibility: for existing COMA networks (support IS-gSA and B) in addition to new standards and services on same carrier • Ease of Delllo\lment All hardware modifications should be limited to ASIC's pin-to-pin .c,ompatible to existing circuit boards • TransJJarenc\l to Existing Services Voice: All standardized COMA vocoders Data: All present and near-term standards ~ Short Term Goals (1999): ~ The "95-C" Solution • Improve Capacity, Coverage, Efficiency • Efficient Medium Rate Data Services (64K to 100K+) • Longer Standby Times (Several Hundred Hours) • Introduce Efficient Mobile-Assisted Hard Handoffs (COMA-to-COMA, COMA-to-AMPS, COMA-to-GSM) , Improved Capacity and Coverage (Forward Links) Limitations of IS-gSA Forward Links 9.6 Kbps Links: Very Slow Power Control (Error Message back to SSC) 14.4 Kbps Links: a) Slow Power Control (Error Indicator per Frame; Loop Latency) b) Very Weak 'Code (rate 3/4) Both Speeds a) Limitation of 64 (Walsh Function) Channels b) Excessive Handoff Overhead (approx. 1000/0 : 2 Transmiss'ions/Link) Wireless Multiple Access: Essential Requirement Set • Channel Measurement • Channel Control and Modification .• MUltiple User Channel Isolation ~ Improved Capacity and Coverage ~ (Forward Links) (Cont.d) 95-C Solutions a) Faster More Accurate Power Control - More Accurate EJN o Measurement and Much Reduced PC Loop Latency (20 msec.) b) QPSK replaces BPSK Modulation Affording: 1. 128 Walsh Function Channels- (I and Q) 2. Stronger Codes: rate 3/8 for 14.4 Kbps Links and rate 1/4·for 9.6 Kbps c) Reduce Soft-Handoff Overhead to 70% (1.7 Transmission/Link) Forward Link Improvements Gain vs IS-95-A 9.6 Kbps 14.4 Kbps Airlink Total 2.0 dB 2.5 dB Power Control 1.SdB O.SdB Coding O.SdB 2.0 dB Soft-HIO 0.7 dB 0.7 dB reduction Total Gain 2.7 dB 3.2 dB 90% 110% Improved Capacity and Coverage (Reverse Link) Limitations of IS-gSA Reverse Link • Power control latency (though much better than for forward links) • Choice of Modulation - Orthogonal 64-ary waveforms (coherent over only 2 to 3 bit times -- driven by conservative assumptions on speed of fading) 9S-C Solutions • Reduced PC loop latency • Use modulation similar to for·ward links: BPSK (pilot-aided) permitting long-term coherent reception • Rate 1/4 code instead of 1/2 and 1/3 provides further improvement • Reverse Link Improvements Gain from IS-95-A 9.6 Kbps,Links 14.4 Kbps Links Total 2.8 dB 3.3 dB 90% 114% ~ Overall Capacity/Coverage ~Improvements • Nearly: Double Capacit~for95-C Equipped Users (Number of voice/users/sector/carrier) 38 users/sector for 9.6 Kbps links (8K vocoders) 25 users/sector for 14.4 Kbps links (13K vocoders) • !m.Jlroved Covera~ for 95-C Equipped Users ~ Efficient Medium Rate Data Services 15-958 Limitation , • Forward link limitation to 64 Walsh function channels constrains number of high-speed users • Reverse link modulation renders rates higher than than 38.4K or 57.6K (4 times voice rates) cumbersome 95-C Solution • Forward link increased to 128 channels (QPSK) • New reverse link modulation (8PSK, Pilot-aided) • Efficiently supports data rates of 8 times voice (76.8 kbps or 115.2 Kbps) .~ ~ Standby Time • Removing the system limitation on improvements in standby time • Standby time improvements are to be expected from lower power devices and improved phone designs. The system, as defined in IS-95-A, B, imposes a limit to the possible improvements due to a relatively small ratio of "sleep time" vs. "awake time" for a slotted MS's. • A slotted MS today must wake up, demodulate, and decode the paging channel one slot within its slot cycle. Typically used slot cycles are 1.28 sec or 2.56 sec. The average awake time to perform the above operations is approximately 96 ms, thus ratios are 13:1 and 26:1, respectively. • Most of the time this is done just to find out that "there was NOT a page for me". • The new proposal increases the ratio sleep/awake to 200:1 and 400:1 for the same slot cycles as above. • Next chart shows the trend. Standby Time 2.56 sec cycle 500 In2yea~ 1.28 sec cycle 450 400 350 Today's Phones ,..... ~ 300 :::s 0 £250 (1) .§ 200 2.56 sec slot cycle t- 150 1.28 sec slot cycle 100 50 0 40 50 60 20 30 0 10 Awake Current I Sleep Current • 3rd Generation Systems (HDR-2000) For ITU - IMT 2000 Submissions Perceived Needs • High/Higher/Highest Speed Data (64K / 384K /2M bits/second) • Coexistence of Voice and Data • Bandwidths up to 5MHz Reality • Voice and Data Impose Different Requirements; Qptimall~Achievedby Different Solutions • Voice and Data can Coexist with Some Compromise in Efficiency "All Bits are Not Created Equal" ~ ~ Voice Goals and Requirements Maximize Number of Users (Capacity) and Coverage Subject to: • Equal Voice Rates and Quality-of-Service (QOS) for All • Minimum Delay: for AU Efficient Solution: Circuit Switching with More Power Allocated to Weaker Users ~ ~. Data Goals and Requirements Maximize Overall Througut (Total Data Rate) subject to Acceptable Dela'Lfor All Users (Latency=QOS) But Delays may Vary - According to Location of User - According to Application Needs • Data Goals and Requirements (cont'd.) Requirements Include Minimum "Fairness" Criterion (e.g., Weakest User's Delay = N * Strongest User's Delay) Efficient Solution: PACKET SWITCHING with Lower Rates but More Packets Allocated to Weaker Users Allocation Based on Accurate SNR Measurement at Subscriber Terminal, Transmitted Frequently to Base Station Note Also: Possible Asymmetry of Forward-Reverse Requirements • HDR Operation Selector TCP/IP Router t-- BS1 .......... ,ORe (881) + Data / '- ORe (881) + Data FwdOata / ~ ... BS2 Data Rate Histogram, Antenna Pattern 3 Sectored Alp9214 3.50E-01-r--------r-----:-r-~---_r-----I----I-----I-----I 614 3.00E-01+------t-----+-----+-~;;_;;~--I--- ..... 2.50E-01 (f) Q) 3: .2 0 ..... "C 2.00E-01 Q) .~ c; E ... 0 1.50E-01 t: ~ U t: Q) ::s C" 1.00E-01 Q) ... .... 5.00E-02 38 38 38 O.OOE+OO -l-----------f-- 38 153 ~07 614 76 data rates [kbps] . 1228 2457 I_ SS Activity 1.0 II!I SA Activity 0.8 _ SS Activity 0.51 HDR Operation MS2 MS1 DRC-2 ~ DRC-1 SCHEDULER MS-1 MS-2 Queue Queue ~_1_,2_28....-.8_1_1,2_2_8._s-+1_ 1 _'2.....--2_s.8---+ 1 _1_,2_28_.8-+-_1_,2_28_.8--+-_6_14_.4_ 1 614.4 1_ MS1 __+ ...~53.6 '1-.. 153 . 6 ..........1 153.6..•.... 1 153.6 .... 1_ 15 _ 3 ._ 6 -+_1_53_.6_-+- 1 _1_53_.6_1- MS2 as TX I ~S1 III ~S1 II [MS1 I~ MS1 II (MS2 I_MS_2_III~M_S_2 -FS21 --1 1.67 ms 2048 bits 2048 bits 2048 bits 512 bits 512 bits ~ ~-}.~ ~....:--~.,-~ ~f\ ......~ « ...,."'" -,.Ar< \/~ -,,/'''' /f'. .~~ /4¥~ •lad ... .,),.. JV-~ ~ ...,..... .. l,.....-A~ / J~~ ~ .,.. /i). ..I1r' .---A ~ [L' ""J" ....A~ }it .J... / ~ .I Jr' ./ H ../ ~ I / ~ I J" l/ 1/ / / , I~ J~ / / 1/ J~ I~/ .'( Throughput of a 3 Sector System -+- Activity 1Ooo~ . ---- Activity 80% - ~,- Activity 50% 15 10 Delay Spread 5 o 200E+03 300E+03 700E+03 800E+03 900E+03 400E+03 - en c. e 600E+03 ..., ::J C. ..c: C) ::J 500E+03 o ~ ..c: I- Minimum and Maximum Message Delay in a 3 Sector System ~ v ~. l-I .- • I--' l..-I.- .- .- ~ -- ~k [:i .- f(- I-~ V ~ L- ~ :-~ I-- I- ..J ..... .- :.-, • ~ I- ~ V ~ l-J " ~ v ~ I- l,...4- v l.- '-- r- V - .,..-~ ~ ~ ~ ...- l,J .... k-' ~.- - yo V'" .. ~ / ."", • V ~ :- l,...4,.. V ~ Ir' ~ t- I-- .(" ,/ .. .- IOU" V V .- l.---4" V l/ l.- .- 1/ r- ~ .... oJ , / v • I~ \ JV P\[\ I~ \ 1'\ \, " r\ 1'-" ~I'-. ~i'-., r-... ~ r----.~ ... ~""'- ~~ 1"-""-0.:1 ~~-- ......~ >--. ...... , ~- ~ U1 rr--t-I.';[ .... .... .... ,ci H.; l.J 1{j'I~-([;- --I~O')' " I' " ;1" I'" , ~ co Q) C 3 2 1 a a 2 4 6 8 10 Delay Spread 12 14 16 18 -+- Dmin - 100 0 k ___ Dmax - 100 % - . Dmin - 800/0 -x-- Dmax - 80% --.- Dmin - 50% -e- Dmax - 50% HDR Solution • Maximize throughput by providing unequal but controlled GOS to the users. Target is 8:1 in delta delay between worst case and best case user. GAIN 2:1 • Avoid the soft/softer HIO overhead on the forward link. For data services this can be quite feasible. GAIN 1.3:1 • Take advantage of recent developments in (turbo) coding techniques. They cannot be applied to voice services as delays are too large. GAIN (approximately 2 dB) 1.5:1 • TOTAL GAIN 4:1 => Forward Link Bandwidth Efficiency> O.5bps/Hz • Summary of Capacities of HDR • Forward Link: Throughputs -- 600 Kbps in 1.25 MHz Spreading ~ 1.8 Mbps in 3.7 MHz Spreading Individual Peak User Rates: 38.4 Kbps to 2.4 Mbps • Reverse Link: Throughputs -- 200 Kbps in 1.25 MHz Spreading -- 600 Kbps in 3.7 MHz Spreading Individual Peak User Rates: 9.6 Kbps to 307.2 Kbps Conclusion The Best Technology is Getting Better • Will Support Emergent High Speed Data Requirements • Through a Backward-Compatible Evolution r, AIRToUCHTM Cellular March 17, 1998 Dr. Andrew Viterbi Ph.D. QUALCOMN1 Inc. 6455 Lusk Blvd. San Diego, CA 92121 Dear Dr. Viterbi, AirTouch Cellular 335016IstAvenueS.E. MIS 221 Bellevue, WA 98008 Telephone: 206 603 2070 Facsimile: 206 603 2972 I would like to personally thank you for your participation with the 1998 Engineering Roundtable, held March 2-4 1998 at the MGM Grand Hotel. Your contribution to this event attended by Engineers from AirTouch and PrimeCo. made it the most successful Roundtable in it's eleven year history. The information which you presented helped our engineers understand the future. This is a primary goal of the Roundtable to exchange ideas and learnings, both of the present and of the future. The knowledge gained will be of mutual benefit. As sponsor for this annual event, I would once again like to thank you for your significant contribution to this event. I look forward to working with you in the future. j;;J;~ Gary G. Grembowski Director - New Technology Integration/Wireless Technical Services REQUESTED TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS -) Sent from: Voice Number: FAX Number: 6196582588 Harini Narasimhan 619-678-3424 619-678-3769 Page 882 Note: Airlines can change tares or cancel un-ticketed reservations. To guarantee a fare, you must purchase the ticket. Deborah, Here is a current itinerary of the trip. Please call me if you have any questions. 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Best regards, Harini SALES PERSON: 04 CUSTOMER NBR: QCIQUALCOI ITINERARY UYSKRC DATE: 11 FEB 98 PAGE: 01 TO: ATTN DEBORAH CASHER ANDREW VITERBI QUALCOMM INC *Q SEAT STICKER PLEASE FOR: VITERBI/ANDREW 05 98 THU UNITED AIRL:r ES FLT:677 ECONOMY YORK GA 300P EQP: 727 STRETCH DEPART: CENTRAL TERMINAL 4~~ AR CHICAGO OHARE 423P NON-STOP ARRIVE: TERMINAL 1 VITERBI/ANDREW SEAT- 9D UA-00086195755 AIR UNITED AIRLINES FLT:655 ECONOMY DINNER LV CHICAGO OHARE 500P EQP: BOEING 737 300 DEPART: TERMINAL 1 AR SAN DIEGO 722P NON-STOP ARRIVE: EAST TERMINAL VITERBI/ANDREW SEAT- 5D UA-00086195755 14 MAR SATURDAY AIR UNITED AIRLINES FLT:1704 ECONOMY LUNCH DIEGO 145P EQP: BOEING 757 DEPART: EAST TERMINAL AR CHICAGO OHARE 734P NON-STOP ARRIVE: TERMINAL 1 VITERBI/ANDREW SEAT-IIF UA-00086195755 AISLE SEAT NOT AVAILABLE.WINDOW SEAT CONFIRMED AIR UNITED AIRLINES FLT:668 ECONOMY LV CHICAGO OHARE 830P EQP: BOEING 757 DEPART: TERMINAL 1 AR NEW YORK LGA 1120P NON-STOP TOTAL P.01 We will be staying in the hotel starting March 4, our arrival date. We will meet you in the lobby on March 5 at 8:30 AM. Mrs. Daphna Kedmi, EJisra's internal legal advisor will be joining me. P.01 972 3 6175859 Elisra-President & C.E.D. Dear Mr. Viterbi, 12 February, 1998 REF: 98-023.doc Mr. Andrew J. Viterbi Vice Chairman Qualcomm, Inc. 6455 Lusk Boulevard San Diego, California 92121 I have reserved a conference room at the Loews Hotel. The address is: The loews New York Hotel 569 Lexington Ave. New York Tel: 212-752-7000 Sirrs. Avner Raz 12-02-1998 18:06 AVKBR RAZ '. PRESIDENT & C.E.O 48M~ Kadesh St Bene Beraq Israel 51203 Tel. 972·3·57059~~ Fax. 972-3-6175859 · FEB. 11 ' 98 15: 52 FROM R I RTOUCH CELLULRR TO 916196582500 PRGE.001/003 fileJllClIRoura<bbIeJagenda.bI I .1 1998 Engineering Roundtable Agenda The general session will be held in Studios .1, 2 and 3 from 8 am 10 Spm on March 2 and 3 and from 8 am to 3 pm on March 4. 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I 0{2 21111'98 12:47 Pi ** TOTAl PAc:iF. vllil:1 ** ----------------------------------- Chuck Wheatley; '09 :44 AM 12/20/97, R gineering Round X-Sender: chuckw@houdini.qualcomm.com Date: Sat, 20 Dec 1997 09:44:37 -0800 To: Andrew Viterbi <viterbi>, cwheatley, dcasher From: Chuck Wheatley <chuckw> Subject: Re: Airtouch Engineering Roundtable At 11:10 AM 12/19/97 -0800, Andrew Viterbi wrote: >Yes, it's the 4th to 6th of March (NOT Feb.) OK by me. I agree it might be fine to let Bernie do add some interesting items like field test results, good and poor performance) and you could talk about be happy. Maybe the future stuff?? JQS~ ~R '\\\)\){\ all the basics, I can~\~\\~ (that illustrate both ~\ '?:::> anything and they would ~~ ~\<) Chuck : >To : •Donimirski , Jeremy' < j donimi@uswnvg . com> % \::;, 'l\\ \\rQ~ »From: Andrew viterbi <viterbi@qualcomm.com> '~~~h~~~ , »Subj ect: Re: Airtouch Engineering Roundtable .",~ ~\. \. ~ ~lf'\.A"').C\ A"' »Cc: dcasher ~~ 'S"\~) ::In-ReP1Y-To: <470E15D02956Dll189250000COOFOF00417E23@ntsvr13.uswnvg.com> dL~. »At 04:14 PM 11/28/97 -0800, you wrote: »>Hi! is holding its annual RF Engineering Roundtable on »I articipate but you have not told me where this is to be held. >Also, I'd consider giving a one hour (or less) talk--not an all day affair >(as implied below), though I'd certainly stay around and participate all day. » »Andrew Viterbi » » We would love to have you at our roundtable as guest »>speaker on a technical subject related to digital cellular. »> »>I realize that you are a busy person, but this is an opportunity to meet »>the RF Engineers (about 170 of them) that design our CDMA networks. »> Fax: E-mail: jdonimi@uswnvg.com Office: (206) 603 (206) 603-2972 »> »> > > »>As you know, U S WEST Cellular is merging with Airtouch, which used to »>be called Pac Tel Cellular. Between the two companies, we have the »>first companies to announce support for CDMA and the first to actually »>purchase a CDMA system from a vendor. »> »>Let me know if you are interested. You may have the entire day »>agenda, if you like. I'm the Manage~_of Wireless Engineering »>Bellevue, WA and the organizer of the annual Roundtable. »> »> »>Jeremy »> »>Jeremy Donimirski W7YG »>Airtouch Cellular »>Bellevue, Washington »> Printed for Deborah Casher <dcasher@apprentice.qualoomm.com> 1 Andrew Viterbi# '12: 59 PM 12/5/97 , Re: Airtouch Engineering Round X-Sender: viterbi@adept.qualcomm.com Date: Fri, 05 Dec 1997 12:59:47 -0800 To: "Donimirski, Jeremy" <jdonimi@uswnvg.com> From: Andrew Viterbi <viterbi> Subject: Re: Airtouch Engineering Roundtable Cc: dcasher At 04:14 PM 11/28/97 -0800, you wrote: >Hi! > >Airtouch Cellular is holding its annual RF Engineering Roundtable on >March 4, 1998. I'd like to participate but you have not told me where this is to be held. Also, I'd consider giving a one hour (or less) talk--not an all day affair (as implied below), though I'd certainly stay around and participate all day. Andrew Viterbi We would love to have you at our roundtable as guest >speaker on a technical subject related to digital cellular. > >1 realize that you are a busy person, but this is an opportunity to meet >the RF Engineers (about 170 of them) that design our CDMA networks. > E-m~i.l: jdOn~j 18'l~X'TJ+"'j; \..\d..~ (Office: 603- 2070 Fax: (~) 603-2972 Ya~ > > >As you know, U S WEST Cellular is merging with Airtouch, which used to >be called Pac Tel Cellular. Between the two companies, we have the >first companies to announce support for CDMA and the first to actually >purchase a CDMA system from a vendor. > >Let me know if you are interested. You may have the entire day for your >agenda, if you like. I'm the Manager of Wireless Engineering in >Bellevue, WA and the organizer of the annual Roundtable. > > >Jeremy > >Jeremy Donimirski W7YG >Airtouch Cellular >Bellevue, Washington > Printed for Deborah Casher <dcasher@qualcomm.com> 1 AIRToUCH ENGINEERING ROUNDTABLE LAS VEGAS NEW YORK Tuesday, March 3, - San Diego Las Vegas LV San Diego AR Las Vegas 10:50AM 11:55AM Southwest #794 Limo to pick you up and take you to hotel (arranged by Jeremy Donimirski & Kim Miles) MGMHotel Wednesday, March 4 - Las Vegas to New York/Newark (via LAX) LV Las Vegas AR LAX LV LAX AR Newark 7:23PM 8:43PM 9:55PM 6:00AM (3/5) American #3492 American #152 CaInlel LinLo to pick you up (Canceled) ($59.00, includes parking and tolls). Present coupon to driver for $3.00 off. Driver to nLeet yOtI at baggage clainL }LolditLg sigtL ConfirnLaHon No. 212 752 7000 If ciri ver is t LOt HLere call. 1 BOO 9 CAIDvfEL Thursday, March 5 - Raz Meeting and New York (LaGuardia) to San Diego (via Chicago) 8:30AM Meeting with Avner Raz (meet in lobby) The Loews New York Hotel 569 Lexington Ave. New York Tel: 212-752-7000 New York (Lag) Chicago Chicago ~an Diego 3:00PM 4:23PM 5:00PM 7:22PM United #677 S ~ ,\\b United #655 S'~~ \L ~\\~ ')\0\': ~~\.\ ~~~. ~<)~ CD· YS? - ~"- S~. '\\L,~~ 6/30/9711:00:47 AM
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