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Wireless Networks -- Cellular phone perspective A presentation on Global System for Mobile Communication Abu Hena Md. Imrul Kayser

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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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MHz 25

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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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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

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T DMA frame = 4.6 15 msT ime slot / T CH

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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

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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

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