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		If you are 
		new 
		to the field of 
		international mobile telecommunications, or are looking for basic 
		material to provide high level perspectives on this area, this part of 
		the IMT web site is intended for you.   
		IMT is not a single 
		frequency allocation nor a single radio technology nor a single core 
		network infrastructure. What has been defined is a 
		
		“Family of Systems.” 
		This concept is explained in clause 6 of 
		ITU‑T Recommendation 
		
		
		Q.1701 
		“Framework for IMT-2000 networks.” - 
		
		FREE 
		access to ITU-T 
		
		Recommendations! 
		Find out more 
		
		
		here.   
		
		
		“About mobile technology and IMT-2000” 
		provides an introduction to and an overview of mobile telecommunications. 
		It covers: 
			•Introduction 
			– Evolution of the Mobile market 
			•The 
			Basics of Cellular technology and the Use of the radio Spectrum 
			•Access 
			Technologies (FDMA, TDMA, CDMA) 
			•Cellular 
			Standards for 1G and 2G 
			•Cellular 
			Standards for the Third Generation: The ITU's IMT-2000 family 
			•Industry 
			Acronyms and Terms 
			•3G 
			Technology Hot Links    
		The above provides 
		basic information and background through 3G. An overview of 
		
		“IMT-Advanced” or 4G 
		is available on the ITU-R’s web site at 
		
		
		ITU global standard for international mobile 
		telecommunications ´IMT-Advanced´.
		   
		The IEEE Communications 
		Society provides a number of sponsored 
		free 
		on line tutorials 
		on various subjects. A relevant one is on 
		LTE 
		and WiMAX. These 
		tutorials are available 
		
		here.
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