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THE 5-UPTM PROTOCOL FOR UNIFIED MULTISERVICE WIRELESS NETWORKS - The 5 GHz Unified Protocol (5-UPTM) is a proposed extension to existing 5 GHz wireless LAN (WLAN) standards that supports data transfer rates to over 54 Mb/s and also allows a wide variety o

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