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Overview on 3G
ZTE University
TD&W&PCS BSS Course Team
Objectives
At the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand evolution of mobile communications
Master UMTS Features and 3G frequency allocation
Master WCDMA Standard Evolution
Understand ZTE WCDMA Features
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Content
Evolution of Mobile Communication
Standardization Organizations of 3G
WCDMA Development and Evolution
ZTE WCDMA Features
Basic Concepts of Communication----Mobile Communication
Mobile communication is the communication between
mobile bodies or that between mobile body and fixed
body. Mobile communication has some features
compared with fixed communication:
Mobility, keep communicating in the mobile state.
Complicated radio propagation conditions.
Heavy noise and interference.
Complicated system and network structure.
Efficiency utilization of bandwidth and good performance of
system are needed.
Evolution of Mobile Communication
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Basic Concepts of Communication----Multiple Access
Why Multiple Access?
Increased capacity: serve more users
Reduced capital requirements since fewer
media can carry the traffic
Decreased per-user expense
Types of Transmission Medium:
Twisted pair
Coaxial cable
Fiber optic cable
Air interface (radio signals)
Each pair of users enjoys a dedicated, private circuit through the transmission
medium, unaware that theother users exist.
Multiple Access: Simultaneous private use of a transmission medium by multiple, independent users.
Transmission
Medium
Evolution of Mobile Communication
Basic Concepts of Communication----Multiple Access
FDMA-- Frequency Division Multiple AccessEach user on a different frequencyA channel is a frequency
TDMA-- Time Division Multiple AccessEach user on a different window periodin time (which is called “time-slot”)A channel is a specific time slot on a specific frequency
CDMA-- Code Division Multiple AccessA channel is a unique code patternEach user uses the same frequency all the time, but mixed with different distinguishing code patterns
FrequencyTime
Power
FrequencyTime
Power
FrequencyTime
Power
FDMA
TDMA
CDMA
Evolution of Mobile Communication
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TDD
D U D D D D DD
FDD D D D D D DD
U
U Uplink D Downlink Unused
Basic Concepts of Communication---- Duplex
Why Duplex?
Separate Unlink and Downlink signals
Make sure the transmission to each end can be
fulfilled at the same time
Time Division Duplex (TDD)
Uplink and Downlink share the same frequency
Frequency Division Duplex (FDD)
Uplink and Downlink use respective frequencies
to fulfill the transmission
Evolution of Mobile Communication
Evolution of Mobile Communications
Mobile communications existed half a century ago, but it
was in the 1980’s that it was really developed.
The main goal of mobile communications is to realize
communication among any objects at any time, and in
any place.
Evolution of Mobile Communication
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Evolution of Mobile Communications
Public Land mobile communications system (PLMN)
has gone through 3 stages:
1. First Generation ----Analog Mobile Telephone System
2. Second Generation----Digital Mobile Communications System
3. Third Generation----IMT-2000
Evolution of Mobile Communication
AMPS
TACS
NMT
Others
Speech
GSM
CDMA IS95
TDMAIS-136
PDC
Requirement
Data
Speech
WCDMA
CDMA2000Requirement
TD-SCDMA
1G1G1G 2G2G2G 3G(IMT-2000)
3G3G(IMT(IMT--2000)2000)
AnalogAnalogAnalog DigitalDigitalDigital Wideband MultimediaWideband Wideband MultimediaMultimedia
Service
Wideband
Wimax
Evolution of Mobile Communications
Evolution of Mobile Communication
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1G --Analog Mobile Telephone System
1. The first generation mobile communications
—— Analog cellular mobile communications
1) Features:
frequency division multiple access (FDMA)
analog signal
narrow band
2) Representative Systems:
North-American’s AMPS
Britain’s TACS
North European’s NMT-450/900
Evolution of Mobile Communication
2G --Digital Mobile Telephone System
2. The second generation mobile communications—— Digital cellular mobile communication
1) Features:
time division multiple access (TDMA)
narrow code division multiple access (N-CDMA)
digital signal
narrow band
2)Representative Systems:
pan-European GSM
American D-AMPS
American N-CDMA(CDMA IS-95)
Japan’s PDC
Evolution of Mobile Communication
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3G -- IMT-2000 (UMTS)
3. The third generation mobile communications
—— Universal Mobile Telecommunication SystemIMT-2000 (UMTS)
1) Features: code division multiple access (CDMA)digital signalbroadband
2) Meaning of ‘2000’ : frequency spectrum around 2000MHzdata rate up to 2000kbpsputting into business about year 2000
3) Representative Systems: WCDMA CDMA2000 TD-SCDMA
Evolution of Mobile Communication
Why we use 3G?
Limited frequency resource:
Present frequency cannot satisfy the need of mobile
communication’s development.
The frequency efficiency of 2G is lower than that of 3G.
Need of mobile multi-media:
Mobile data service will be the necessary product
of the combination of mobile communication and Internet.
The feature of 3G is the transmission capability of
providing data service in high rate.
Evolution of Mobile Communication
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Multiple Services
Evolution of Mobile Communication
The Goal of 3G
Higher transmit rate
Rich and colorful service
Good voice quality
Larger capacity
Lower cost
Good secret performance
High frequency efficiency
Easy to transition from 2G
Evolution of Mobile Communication
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Voice 4.75Kb/s -- 12.2Kb/s
DataFast mobile environment- 144Kb/s
From outdoor to indoor or walking - 384Kb/s
indoors- 2Mb/s
Data Rate of IMT-2000
Evolution of Mobile Communication
Content
Evolution of Mobile Communication
Standardization Organizations of 3G
WCDMA Development and Evolution
ZTE WCDMA Features
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IMT-FTIMT-2000FDMA/TD
MA
IMT-SCIMT-2000TDMA SC
UWC-136 E-DECT
IS-136 DECT
IMT-DSCDMA DS
IMT-MCCDMA MC
IMT-TDCDMA TDD
WCDMA TD-SCDMA
UMTS TDD
CDMA 2000
UMTS FDD
3G Radio Transmit Technology Standard
Standardization Organizations of 3G
ITU
Standardization Organizations of 3G
Japan Korea China American Europe American
Standardization Organizations of 3G
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3GPP in the World
3GPP - Third Generation Partnership ProjectARIB - Association of Radio Industries and BusinessesCWTS - China Wireless Telecommunication Standard groupETSI - European Telecommunications Standards InstituteT1 - Standards Committee T1 TelecommunicationsTTA - Telecommunications Technology AssociationTTC - Telecommunication Technology CommitteeGSM - Global System for Mobile CommunicationsUMTS - Universal Mobile Telecommunications SystemIETF - Internet Engineering Task ForceITU-R - International Telecommunication Union -RadiocommunicationITU-T - International Telecommunication Union -Telecommunication Standardization
Standardization Organizations of 3G
3G Frequency Band Allocation
1755 1785 1850 1880 1900 1920 1980 2010 2025 2100 2170 2300 2400
DECT TDD FDD-U MBB TDD NULL FDD-D
20 20 60 30 15 85 60
NULL TDD FDD-U SAT TDD NULL FDD-D
20 20 60 30 15 85 60
FDD-D TDD TDD FDD-U SAT TDD NULL FDD-D TDDFDD-U
20 20 60 30 15 85 60 1003030
ITU
Europe/Japan
China
3G Core Band
Standardization Organizations of 3G
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Content
Evolution of Mobile Communication
Standardization Organizations of 3G
WCDMA Development and Evolution
ZTE WCDMA Features
WCDMA Standard Evolution
HSUPA introduced
MBMS
Iu interface introduced
Max. data rate: 2Mbps
R99
R4
R5
R6
2000.3 2001.3 2002.6 Function freezing time
Control and bearing separating
Already commercialized
Multimedia domain (IMS) introduced
HSDPA introduced
DL : 384KbpsUL : 384Kbps
DL : 2MbpsUL : 384Kbps
DL : 14.4MbpsUL : 384Kbps
DL : 14.4MbpsUL : 5.72Mbps
Higher data rate
WCDMA Development and Evolution
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WCDMA subscribers forecast
Informal forecast (reference from GSA): in 3 years, WCDMA subs. will reach 500 million. There into, there will be 300 million in Europe, 150 million in Asia Pacific and 50 million in Africa/Americas/Middle East
WCDMA Development and Evolution
WCDMA and HSPA Deployments
WCDMA Development and Evolution
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Content
Evolution of Mobile Communication
Standardization Organizations of 3G
WCDMA Development and Evolution
ZTE WCDMA Features
ZTE 3G Total Solution
RRURRU
IndoorIndoorMacro Macro Node BNode B
Outdoor Outdoor Macro Node Macro Node
BB
IndoorIndoorMicro Micro
Node BNode B
OutdoorOutdoorMicro Micro
Node BNode B
Pico Pico Node BNode B
UTRANUTRANRNCRNC
RRURRU
Base Band PoolBase Band Pool
RRURRU RRURRU
RRURRU
MSC MSC ServerServer
MGWMGW
HLRHLR
SGSNSGSN
GGSNGGSN
Core NetworkCore Network
SS7SS7
SigtranSigtran
InternetInternet
WAP GatewayWAP Gateway
GSM/GPRSGSM/GPRSBSSBSS
PSTN/ISDNPSTN/ISDN
Service Service GatewayGateway
Management PlatformManagement Platform
SCPSCP
Service Service PortalPortal
Service PlatformService PlatformService Service PlatformPlatform
RNCRNC
ZTE WCDMA Features
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HSDPA/GSM/WCDMAHSDPA/GSM/WCDMAHSDPA/GSM/WCDMACommercial system based
on R99/R4/R5, one-stop
end to end solution
Commercial deployment in
global market
CDMA 2000CDMA 2000CDMA 2000NGNNGN产品产品
NGNNGNNGN
Top 1 brand in China
Global footprint
The exclusive vendor of world’s
largest NGN for China Telecom.
TD-SCDMATDTD--SCDMASCDMAFull series of commercial system
Leading solution with maturity
and capability
50%+ market share in China
Top 1 brand in China
Deployed in over 60 countries,
over 80M lines, 22000 macro
BTS and 8000 micro BTS and
RRU
Unified V3 IP Platform
Competitive 3G Solution Provider
ZTE WCDMA Features
GSM/GPRS: used in over 35 countries, total capacity more than 70 million linesCDMA2000: used in over 60 countries, total capacity more than 50 million linesWCDMA: used in over 20 countries
ZTEZTE ZTEZTE
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NIGERIANIGERIA ETHIOPIAETHIOPIANIGERNIGER
CONGOCONGO
ZAMBIAZAMBIA
SOMALIASOMALIA
TAJIKISTANTAJIKISTAN
PAKISTANPAKISTAN
EAST TIMOREAST TIMOR
RUSSIARUSSIAZTEZTE
ZTEZTE
ZTEZTE
CHILECHILE
CHINACHINA
UZBEKISTANUZBEKISTAN
ZTEZTE
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ZTEZTE
ZTEZTE
PERUPERU
ZTEZTEZTEZTE
ALGERIAALGERIA
ZTEZTEBRAZILBRAZIL
ZTEZTEEGYPTEGYPT
ZTEZTEGEORGIAGEORGIA
ZTEZTEINDIAINDIA
ZTEZTEINDONESIAINDONESIA
ZTEZTEKAZAKHSTANKAZAKHSTAN
ZTEZTEKENYAKENYA
KUWAITKUWAIT
ZTEZTE
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ZTEZTEVIETNAMVIETNAM
ZTEZTESAUDI SAUDI ARABIAARABIA
ZTEZTEUKRAINEUKRAINE
ZTEZTEZTEZTE
ZTEZTE
NORWAYNORWAYZTEZTE
ARGENTINAARGENTINAZTEZTE
COLOMBIACOLOMBIABENINBENIN
ZTEZTE
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ZTEZTESri LankaSri Lanka
ZTEZTE
ZTEZTE
GSMGSM
CDMACDMA
ZTEZTE UMTSUMTS
ZTEZTE
ZTEZTE
ZTEZTE
ZTEZTE
ZTE Mobile Networks Reference
ZTE WCDMA Features
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Estonia
TajikistanNepal
ZTEZTE
GSM/WCDMAIndigoTajikistan
GSM/WCDMANTCNepal
GSM/WCDMALibyanaLibya
WCDMABravocomEstonia
………
GSM/WCDMA
Network ModeNetwork Mode
ETCEthiopia
OperatorOperatorCountryCountryZTE’s WCDMA commercial system has successfully launched on nearly 20 countries including Libya, Tunis, Estonia, Ethiopia, Nepal, Tajikistan. In the expansion of oversea market, with ZTE’s V3 series commercial system, we successfully set up the solo network, 2G/3G hybrid network and various network constructions on the basis of R99 or R4 version.
Tunis
ZTE’s WCDMAWorldwide Application, world-class Quality
ZTE WCDMA Features
Libya Large Scale Commercial Application
PhaseⅠ: 1.8 Million line GSM/WCDMA core network,
adopted ZTE’s WCDMA V3 platforms, finished at the end
of 2005.
PhaseⅡ: 1 million line WCDMA, covering the Capital,
Tripoli and the other 14 main cities, can serve 90% of the
population in Libya.
Fast growth of subscriber: The number of subscribers
broke through 300,000 at the end of 2006.
Network Scale Network Scale
R4 architecture; GSM and WCDMA hybrid network;
support 2G/3G handover and roaming
Both Pre-paid and Post-paid are available
Thousands of dual mode mobile subscribers can
smoothly migrate to 3G network
Within 3 months, finished the construction and
optimization of 1 M lines 3G network
HSDPA in scale application, smoothly evolve to
HSPA+
SpecialitySpeciality
one of the few profitable
WCDMA large Scale networks
LibyaLibyaLibya
ZTE WCDMA Features
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ZTE built up the commercial WCDMA network
in the capital Dushanbe and the second largest
city Khujand. 3G Subscriber can easily roam
between the two cities and inter-work with the
2G or fixed line network.
2G and 3G share the same core network with
150,000 capacity.
ZXWN MSC Server
ZXWN MGW
ZXWN SGSN
ZXWN GGSN(10k)
ZXWN HLR
PSTN
Link
Traffic
Data Link
Dushanbe
KhujandZXWR Node B
ZXWR RNC
ZXWR Node B
Existing GSMMSC
Internet
Tajikistan The Largest WCDMA Application in Middle Asia
ZTE WCDMA Features
NTC(Nepal Telecom)is the only one operator in Nepal that
offer a full service of fixed telephone, broadband, mobile services and etc.750,000 lines of NTC’s GSM network is provided by ZTE, which covers Katmandu, the capital of Nepal and the number
of the subscribers is more than 250,000.
The same PLMN networking mode, cell re-selection achieves 2G/3G roaming. High speed data rate service is available for visitors.
UTRAN: 100,000 WCDMA subscribers, covering 90% area of the capitalCN: 200,000 lines all based on R4
Network scaleNetwork scale
Network FeaturesNetwork Features
Nepal First WCDMA application in Southern Asia
ZTE WCDMA Features
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BruneiExcellent KPI Network
In Oct.31, 2005, ZTE’s WCDMA network at Brunei successfully passed the DST’s radio
performance and service test. It began to offer wholly 3G service and achieve 2G/3G access.
With only half of the schedule, ZTE finished the network construction and optimization, DST
highly commented ZTE’s efficiency in network construction “…we are very satisfied with the
speed and the good quality.”
ZTE achieved the theoretical maximum value in the online single cell test.
Brunei, is the third biggest oil product country
in southeast-asia and the fourth biggest natural
gas product country in the world.
DST, is the biggest mobile operator in Brunei
ZTE WCDMA Features
TunisWidely Recognized in High Value
ZTE gave a great and complete
support to the communication
system of the WSIS.
In this summit, the government
leaders, guests and visitors of
more than 70 countries enjoyed
the good services in voice, data
and multimedia by WCDMA
network which was constructed by
ZTE.
TunisiaTunisia
The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) was convened in Tunisia during Nov.16th – 18th, 2005
The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) was convened in Tunisia during Nov.16th – 18th, 2005
ZTE WCDMA Features
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ZTE WCDMA Latest Applications
For TM and Dialog, ZTE got UMTS contract in Sri Lanka in Apr 2007.
As to Etisalat, ZTE UMTS products have been deployed near Abu for commercial trial in Nov 2006.
In Ethiopia, ZTE got a 15 million lines GSM/UMTS contract in Mar 2007, and will be the sole vender of the whole network in future 3 years.
ZTE WCDMA Features