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Third-generation systems occupy less than 10 MHz of bandwidth per RF carrier, and the total available bandwidth is on the order of 100 MHz The IEEE 80211 WLANs occupy a maximum bandwidth of 26 MHz per carrier, and the largest bandwidths used in the 5-GHz domain are around several hundreds of megahertz The UWB system speci cations occupy a bandwidth on the order of gigahertz and the total available band is around several gigahertz Figure 121 illustrates the relative bandwidth of cellular, PCS, WLAN, and UWB systems Cellular and PCS systems have much higher power spectral density and occupy relatively smaller bandwidths WLANs have larger allocated bandwidth and a much lower power spectral density than those of cellular systems The UWB systems have the largest bandwidth and lowest power spectral density.

As we discussed in 7, multirate modems are very popular for broadband wireless data applications such as WLANs and mobile data applications At the time of this writing, maximum data rates for third-generation mobile data systems are around 2 Mb/s, and the WLAN industry considers 100-Mb/s systems as the latest technology in its domain Mobile data services provide a comprehensive coverage similar to cellular networks, and WLANs are intended to cover up to 100 m for local applications All the candidate technologies for these systems use multirate modems, in which the highest supported data rate is supported in the vicinity of the base station or access point, and as we increase distance the data rate gradually drops The IEEE 80215.

3a WPAN industry aims at hundreds of Mb/s in the vicinity of the access point for applications such as wireless USB connection to computers, and it is expected that the UWB technologies will support these applications As the distance from the base station increases the data rate naturally decreases to support other applications, such as video transfer requiring.

Electronic mail (e-mail) clearly is the most popular application. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 84 billion e-mail messages comprising trillions of bytes transverse the Internet every single day. E-mail transport through the Internet makes use of the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). E-mail messages commonly are sent with MIME attachments, which may be in the form of compressed images, video clips, and audio clips. 13.8.2 File Transfer

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CONSIDERING THE ROLE OF X-RAY SPECTROMETRY IN CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND OUTLINING THE VOLUME third-generation storage rings, which are speci cally designed to obtain unique intensity and brilliance. SR has a major impact on microprobe-type methods with a high spatial resolution, like microXRF, and on X-ray absorption spectrometry (XAS) as well as on TXRF. For highly speci c applications, SR-XRS will continue to grow. The costs of SR-XRS are usually not calculated, since in most countries, SR facilities are free of charge for those who have passed some screening procedure. Of course, such applications cannot be considered as routine. There are nowadays some 100 publications annually on TXRF, and this number has more or less doubled since 1990. However, it may seem that TXRF has stabilized as an analytical method for ultra-trace determination from solutions and dissolved solids due to the erce competition from ICP-MS, in particular. There are now only a few companies offering TXRF units. But mostly for surface analysis directly on a at solid sample, TXRF is still unique. SR-TXRF might be one of the methods of choice in future wafer surface analysis (in addition to e.g. secondary ion mass spectrometry). In addition, by scanning around the total-re ection angle, TXRF allows measurements of the density, roughness and layer thickness and depth pro ling, which are, of course, of much interest in material sciences. New possibilities for improving the performance of TXRF are in using polarised primary radiation. SR has almost ideal features for employment in combination with