VHO between HSDPA and WLAN
no vote
HSDPA and WiFi 802.11b. High speed downlink packet access (HSDPA) is a technology in mobile communication system issued by 3GPP version 5. It is a 3.5G technology. HSDPA has packet based services for data. WiFi or WiFi fidelity, a variant of ICT, works on WLAN for networks and devices. WiFi 802.11b is a technology that can support the mobility or displacement of users. To maintain the continuity of service required by the mobility of users in the telecommunication network, and therefore, a reliable handoff mechanism is needed. Handoff is an important aspect in cellular wireless systems to ensure that the current relationship will continue to exist, even if the user moves to a location, so there is no drop in the system. Regression doesn't just happen in the same system or technology, but it can also happen in different systems called vertical handoff.