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Index

64 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation Active Set 162
(64‐QAM) 183 Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH) 456
64‐QAM see 64 Quadrature Amplitude Adaptive Multirate (AMR) 16, 152
Modulation Address Complete Message (ACM) 9, 54
802.11 standard 393 Ad hoc mode 396
802.11a standard 415 A2DP see Advanced Audio Distribution
802.11ac standard 424 Profile
802.11ad 428 ADSL see Asynchronous Digital
802.11b standard 411 Subscriber Line
802.11e standard 444 Advanced Audio Distribution Profile
802.11f standard 405 (A2DP) 402
802.11g standard 413 AFH see Adaptive Frequency Hopping
802.11h standard 396 AGCH see Access Grant Channel
802.11i standard 396, 435, 442 AICH see Acquisition Indication Channel
802.11n standard 415 AID see Association identity
802.1x standard 439 A‐interface 13, 83, 166
Air interface access control 406
a AKA see Authentication and key agreement
A5/1, 47–49 AMR see Adaptive Multirate
A5/3 active attacks 47, 49 APSD see Automated Power Save Delivery
Abis interface 34, 98 ARFCNs see Absolute Radio Frequency
Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Channel Numbers
Numbers (ARFCNs) 25 ARQ see Automatic Retransmission
Access Grant Channel (AGCH) 33, 84 Request
Access point (AP) 397 Asserted Identities 354
Access Stratum (AS) 120 Association identity (AID) 403
ACK frames see Acknowledgment frames Asynchronous Connectionless (ACL)
Acknowledgment (ACK) frames 406 packets 460
ACL see Asynchronous Connectionless Asynchronous Digital Subscriber Line
packets (ADSL) 224
ACM see Address Complete Message AT+CGDCONT 151
Acquisition Indication Channel AT command 489
(AICH) 136, 140–41 AuC see Authentication Center

From GSM to LTE-Advanced Pro and 5G: An Introduction to Mobile Networks and Mobile Broadband,
Third Edition. Martin Sauter.
© 2017 John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Published 2017 by John Wiley & Sons Ltd.