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An electron from a neighboring silicon atom lls this hole, but this leaves a corresponding hole in the atom that supplied the electron As electrons ll the holes and leave other holes, the hole appears to move through the material as a positive charge, hence, the designation P material The unique semiconductor action, particularly in regard to forming junctions between the N and P types of material, occurs at doping levels between 1028, which is 1 part in 100 million, and 1027, which is 1 part in 10 million If dopants are added until the doping level exceeds 1026, which is 1 part in 1 million, then the material is called N or P The unique semiconductor junctions can no longer be formed when the material is so heavily doped, and N and P materials are considered to be conductors.

There are other problems with wireless communications, by the way. Similar to the effect of echo (i.e., re ected energy) in the wired world, wireless communications suffers from MultiPath Interference (MPI), also known as multipath fading. As radio signals propagate from the transmitter, they naturally diffuse, or spread out, no matter how tightly they are shaped, or focused. If the communication involves a cell phone and a cell site, for example, there really is no shaping. Rather, the signal from the cell site to the terminal is broadcast either on an omnidirectional basis or, more commonly, on a vectored basis. The signal from the terminal back to the cell site always is broadcast on an omnidirectional basis. Assuming that direct line of sight is achievable, some signal elements travel a straight line from transmitter to receiver, while other signal elements bounce off mountains, buildings, cars, trees, your neighbor s dog, and other dense physical objects. This can result in confusion at the receiver. MPI specter refers to the ghosting effect, which occurs when the path of the echo is relatively long and when some re ected signals, therefore, arrive on a signi cantly delayed basis in a phenomenon known as delay spread. [This ghosting effect is particularly evident in poorly installed coax-based CATV systems, and in traditional antenna-based TV reception in mountainous areas.] To overcome the effects of MPI, the receiver must make comparisons between signals to determine and lock onto the signals of greatest strength, earliest arrival, or both or perhaps to combine the individual weakened signal elements into a single stronger signal.

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An example of a call sequence is shown in Fig. 22.5-3. The originating ATM endpoint starts a connection with a Setup message sent to the ATM switch it is connected to. The Setup message carries the requested QoS parameters. When the ATM network receives the Setup message, it can optionally send a Call Proceeding message back to the endpoint, while the connection request is processed. This is useful in large networks where it may take time for the response from the destination to reach the originating endpoint, and timeouts may abort the call at the source. The network sends the Setup message to the destination endpoint, which also may optionally respond with a Call Proceeding message while the request is processed. The destination endpoint may send an Alerting message to the network to inform it that the called party is being alerted; the network then forwards the Alerting message to the originating endpoint. When the destination endpoint accepts the connection request, it sends a Connect message to the network, which responds with a Connect Acknowledge while forwarding the Connect to the originating endpoint. Upon receipt of the Connect, the originating endpoint responds with a Connect Acknowledge and the ATM data ow between the users starts. Either the source or the destination can terminate the connection by sending a Release message, responded to by the network with the release of the resources used for the connection and with a Release Complete. The network forwards the Release message to the originating or the destination endpoint, which responds with a Release Complete.

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