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@@ -2626,7 +2626,7 @@ SDR hardware itself performs only the physical radio communication like
emitting and receiving radio waves. Alternatively to the
dedicated hardware, SDRs can be programmed to perform various
functions e.q. an FM radio, a GPS receiver, GSM and etc.,
-all of them employing different modulation/demodulation standards and frequency spectrums
+all of them employing different modulation/demodulation procedures and frequency spectrums
\citep{fmRadio} \citep{openBTS}. Theoretically ``anything'' can be
built using an SDR platform that is within the domain of the SDR hardware.
@@ -2674,7 +2674,8 @@ behaviour. The conducted tests with OpenBTS thus lead to a logical decision to
employ dedicated BTS hardware with a tested and calibrated clock oscillator only
for GSM. On the other hand, the Erlang RRLP module was a starting point to understand
the RRLP protocol. The generated assistance data packets by the module were used as
-a template and comparison to build author's RRLP assistance data generator.
+a template and comparison to build author's RRLP assistance data generator. The nanoBTS
+is operated by OpenBSC which is explained in the following section.
\section{OpenBSC}
OpenBSC is an open source implementation of a GSM network by Osmocom. It was developed