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PHYY-layer,<br />

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GHz b<strong>and</strong> d<br />

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annd<br />

has beenn<br />

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<strong>wi</strong>relesss<br />

technologies.<br />

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Codinng)<br />

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can support va arious kindss<br />

<strong>of</strong> modulaation<br />

<strong>and</strong> foorward<br />

error r correctionn<br />

(FEC) ccoding.<br />

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method allows<br />

modu ulation scheemes<br />

to be cchanged<br />

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each persoon<br />

based onn<br />

channell<br />

conditionss.<br />

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channel. TTherefore<br />

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highhest<br />

data raate<br />

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allowedd<br />

by the ISPP<br />

<strong>and</strong> link conditions.<br />

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speed, a<strong>and</strong><br />

64-QAMM<br />

<strong>and</strong> lesss<br />

robust errror-correctioon<br />

for highh<br />

speed. [ [50]<br />

In both IEEE 802.16-20006<br />

<strong>and</strong> IEEEE<br />

802.16ee-2005<br />

PHYY,<br />

the RS- CC (Reed Solomon –<br />

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Code) ) is the requuired<br />

codingg<br />

mode <strong>and</strong>d<br />

block turbo<br />

codes (BTTC),<br />

convol lution turboo<br />

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