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Wireless Networks-- Cellular phone perspective
A presentation onGlobal System for Mobile
Communication
Abu Hena Md. Imrul Kayser
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Wireless Systems
Wireless systems
GSM WCDMA SDRCDMA AMPS
GSM= Global System for Mobile CommunicationCDMA= Code Division Multiple AccessWCDMA= Wide-band CDMAAMPS= Advanced Mobile Phone SystemSDR= Software Dependent Radio
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T ypical Cell Pattern
Neighboring frequency is 3 channel (600 kHz) separated
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D / r = 3N N= frequency reuse factor
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GSM- 9 00 Frequency Band
Uplink
MS to BT
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Downlink
BT S to MS
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Channel bit rate : 270. 8 33 kb/s
Multiple access : T DMA and FDMA
Number of channels : 1 24 / 2 99 / 374
Users per channels : 7
Channel spacing : 200kHzModulation : GMSK
GSM / PCS / DCS Specification
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MSC : Mobile Switching Center
BSC : Base Station Controller
BT S : Base T ransceiver Station
MS : Mobile Station / Handset
PST N : Public Switched T elephone Network
Some Definitions
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MSC
BSC
BSC
BSSBase Switching Sub System
NSS
Network SwitchingSub System
PSTN
OMC-S
OMC-R
EIR
HLR VLR AuC
GSM Network
BTS
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BSS - Base Sub System1
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Radio link
15 GHzMicrowave link
BSC
BaseStation
Controller
BaseT ransceiver
Station
1 3GHzMicrowave link
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BT S and Signal Propagation
3 sectored B T S3 sectored
Radiation patter 1 sector
Radiation pattern
OmniRadiation pattern
Down link 9 35 -9 60 MHZ
Uplink 89 0-915 MHZ
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BSC
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Direct
wave
Reflectedwave
Signal Propagation
Receive Sensitivity ± 1 02 dBmBT S T ransmit power = 43 dBmMS T ransmit power = 33 dBm
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MSC
BSC
BSC
BSSBase Sub System
NSS Network Sub System
PSTN
OMC-S
OMC-R
EIR
HLR VLR AuC
GSM Network
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HLR Home Location Register
VLR Visitor Location Register
AuC Authentication Center
EIR Equipment IdentificationRegister
MSC - Mobile Switching Center
OMC-R Operation / MaintenanceCenter - Radio
OMC-S Operation / Maintenance
Center - Switch
MSCOMC-S
HLR
VLR EIR AuC
BSS
PSTN
OMC-R
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FDMAFrequency DivisionMultiple Access
FDMA and T DMA in GSM / PCS
Frequency Hopping andT
ime slot hoppingT
DMA frame length = 4.615
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T DMAT ime DivisionMultiple Access
T DMA Frame
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T DMA Frame ± Down link ( B T S to MS )
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TDMA frame = 4.6
15ms
1 Channel (One way)
T ime slot / T CH
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T S ³ 0 ´ for signaling and synchronization
Speech rate 24.7 kb/s Max Subscriber is 7 / sector
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SpeechBits
57 Bits
T rainingBits
26 Bits
Stealing Flag1 Bit
StopBits
3 Bits
StartBits
3 Bits
5 77 micro Seconds / 15 6.2 5 bits
GuardBits
8 .25 bits
SpeechBits
57 Bits
0 1 2 3 4 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
T DMA frame = 4.6 15 msT ime slot / T CH
9 60 MHz
9 35 MHz
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T DMA Frame ± Up link ( MS to B T S )
T S ³ 0 ´ for signaling and synchronization
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Propagation delay 3 T S89 0 MHz
915 MHz
200 KHz Channel Spacing T CH
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
T DMA frame = 4.6 15 msT ime slot
9 35 MHz
9 60 MHz
7th
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Propagation delay 3 T S89 0 MHz
915 MHz
200 KHz Channel Spacing
7th
TDMA FrameUplink / Down link
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BT S-1
BT S-2
BT S-3
BT S-4
BT S-5
BSC- 1
BSC-2
MSC
PS T N
HLR
VLR
Handover
BTS-1 ± BSC-1 ± MSC ± PSTN
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BT S-1
BT S-2
BT S-3
BT S-4
BT S-5
BSC- 1
BSC-2
MSC
PS T N
HLR
VLR
Handover
BTS-2 ± BSC-1 ± MSC ± PSTN
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BT S-1
BT S-2
BT S-3
BT S-4
BT S-5
BSC- 1
BSC-2
MSC
PS T N
HLR
VLR
Handover
BTS-3 ± BSC-2 ± MSC ± PSTN
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BT S-1
BT S-2
BT S-3
BT S-4
BT S-5
BSC- 1
BSC-2
MSC
PS T N
HLR
VLR
Handover
BTS-4 ± BSC-2 ± MSC ± PSTN
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Limitations of GSM- 9 00Small Bandwidth of only 2 5 MHz
Limited number of Channel
InterferenceCo channel interference
Neighboring channel interference
Handover call drop / hard hand off
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CDMA
CDMA
Code Division Multiple Access
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CDMA
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Channel spacing = 5 0 KHz
T otal Channels = 302
Career spacing = 1 .25 MHz
CDMA
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CDMASingle frequency in all the base station
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Unique Pilot signal ( PN )is transmitted from all the base station.
Each sector of base station is assigned a specifictime (or phase ) offset of these PN sequence.
CDMA
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Benefits of CDMAIncreased capacity
Improved coverage / fewer cell sites
Improved call quality / few drop calls
Enhanced privacy
Bandwidth on demand
CDMA
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Features of CDMA
System capacity depends on
Interference level
System coverage depends on
Interference level
Dynamic power management
CDMA
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Limitations of CDMA
Co channel Interference
Data rate only 9 .6 kbps
Network coverage prediction iscomplicated
CDMA
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Research on CDMA
Keep interference minimum
Develop Better power managementalgorithm
CDMA
Improve MS sensitivity