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subchannel

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subchannel
A pathway within a wired or wireless communications channel. Multiple subchannels are transmitted via different carrier frequencies or by interleaving bits and bytes. See channel, FDM and TDM.
subchannel [¦səb′chan·əl]
(computer science)
The portion of an input/output channel associated with a specific input/output operation.
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Park, "Orthogonal frequency division multiple access with an aggregated subchannel structure and statistical channel quality measurements," in Proc.
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We propose a new technique for FH, which is based on assigning multiple subchannel hops to handle the transmission.
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