lter, 23, 171 Cayley, 58 Braun, Ferdinand, 23, 171 CCD imaging devices, 182, 187 BRICS, 9 CCD sensors, 192-3, 201, 212 Brightness, 202, 214 CCTV, 348 British Broadband Corporation, 254 CD quality audio, 183 British Post Office, 315 CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access), British Standards Institute, 270 59-66, 68-9, 137 British Telecom, 3, 251, 269-72, 284 CEBIT, 200 Broadband connectivity, 243, 245, 247, 273 Cell geometry, 260, 263 Broadband Global Access (B GAN) Cell ID, 218 network, 324 Cell topologies, 86 Broadband power amplifiers, 151 Cellnet, 270 Broadband technology economy, 246 Cellular base stations transmitters, 294, 296 Broadcasting, 275, 279 Centralized switching, 240 Broadcast receivers, 280 Ceragon, 261 Broderson, Robert, 288 Chain topologies, 262 Brunel, 252 Channel bandwidth, 258 BST based devices, 297 Channel bandwidths and channel bonding, Buffering, 87, 257, 339, 341-3 34, 44-5, 82, 114, 258, 299 Bulk Acoustic Wave (BAW) see BAW, Channel coding, 57, 59-60, 64-5, 68, 74, 76, 85, 127 Bulverde, 208 Channel feedback mechanisms, 85 Bursty bandwidth, 257, 337, 339-40 Channel quality indication (CQI), 67, 84-5, Bush Radio Company, 168 Business economics, 301 Channel sensitive scheduling, 159 Channel time dispersion (CDT), 39 C band, 299, 309 Chetan Sharma, 129 C Series phones, 365 China Mobile, 9-10, 97, 100, 365 Cable & Wireless, 251, 270 China Telecom, 97 Cable performance, 33-4 Chua, Leon, Professor, 175 CAM (Content-addressable memory), Churn, 85 340-342 CIF (common intermediate format), 200 Camcorders, 203, 209 Circuit design, 175 Camera phones, 186, 188, 191, 193-4, Classification memory overheads, 342 196-7, 221, 223, 379 Clear to Send (CTS), 74 Index Cloud Computing, 206, 210, 364, 366-7 Corporate M2M, 348 CMOS, 110, 113, 131, 147, 150, 187, 354-5 Cosines, 51, 60 CMOS sensor, 192-3, 212 Cost and value transforms, 387 Coaxial cable, 15-16, 36-7, 55 Cost efficiency, 100, 143, 240, 255, 377, 385 Code bandwidth, 179-80, 184 Cost of democratic governance, 246 Code division multiple access see CDMA, 