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GSM & UMTS Evolution
1990/91 1994 97 98 1999/2000 01 year
Phase 1Tele & Bearer
Services
FR speech
SMS
Data 9.6 kbps
Phase 2
SupplementaryServices
HR speech
96 97 98 99
99
Phase 2+
HSCSD, GPRS & EDGE
PS Domain
New Services
IN-applicationsEFR & AMR
.
Annual ReleaseR4 R5 R6 R7
99 02 04 06
WCDMA
UTRAN
VHE
.
ATM CNTD-SCDMA
IMS
HSDPA
HSUPAWLAN
Integration
new servicese.g. PoC, MBMS
W-AMR
MIMO
WLANIntegration
GSM
UMTS
2011
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2G
2.5G3G
3.5G
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UMTS Network (Rel. 99)
PSTN
ISDN
PDNe.g.InternIntranet
IW: Interworking
TC: Transcoding
Gb
Iu(PS)
Gi
Iu(CS)
A
Gn
GSM BSS
Iur
UE=ME+USIM
Uu
Um
External
network
GMSCMSC
VLR
AuCHLREIRCSE
GGSNSGSN
IW &TCBSC
& PCU
TRAU
RNC
RNC
UTRAN
BTS
BTS
Abis
Node B
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Node
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Gr
GfGe
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CAP
IP
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Some Radio Concepts
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WCDMA RECEPTION ISSUES
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Multipath Propagation
Rapid changes in signal strength over a smallarea or time interval.
Time dispersion caused by multipath propagation
delays
Inter Symbol Interference (ISI)
Fast Fading (Rayleigh Fading)
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Shadow fading
(Slow Fading, Log-Normal Fading, Turn theCorner-effect) is used to describe the loss of
energy that has been caused by an obstacle.
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Path Loss
is used to describe the loss of energy due todistance. As the radio wave propagate through
the space its power falls off proportional to at
least the inverse of the square of the range (1/r2 )
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Solutions to above problems
Strong coding (Turbo or Convolutional) andinterleaving used to recover any bit errors at the
receive.
A Rake Receiver is used to combine the energy
of the most significant multipath components and
reduce the fading.
Fast power control is used to compensate for
the fast (Rayleigh) fading.
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CODES IN WCDMA
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Types of Codes
Channelization Codes (CC)
Scrambling Codes (SC)
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CHANNELIZATION CODES
The main purpose of the channelization codes isto separate the data channels in the uplink and
the downlink coming from the same transmitter.
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SCRAMBLING CODES
The main purpose of the scrambling codes is toseparate the each transmitter (cell in DL) in the
uplink and the downlink.
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Since the bandwidth of the scrambling code ischosen to be much larger than the bandwidth of
the information-bearing signal, the encoding
process enlarges the spectrum of the signal. The
resulting signal is also called a spread spectrumsignal
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WCDMA Power Control
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Three types deployed in WCDMA
Open loop power control
Inner loop power control
Outer loop power control
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Uplink Open Loop Power Control
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Downlink Open Loop Power Control
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Uplink Inner loop Power Control
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Downlink Inner Loop Power Control
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Uplink Outer loop Power Control
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Downlink Outer loop Power Control
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WCDMA Hand Over
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Soft Handover diversity gain in the
uplink
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Soft Handover diversity gain in the
downlink
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Hand Over Algorithm
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