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    Third Gen. Mobile N/WksSUMMARY

    1 Introduction.

    2 Radio Interface

    3 Fixed Networks (NSS)

    4 UMTS core networks

    5 Towards Fourth Gen.

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    Motivations For A New System.

    Convergence of Computer, telecommunication & audio/Video

    Applications.

    Present services Essentially Voice

    Extended to data and combination of voice/data.

    .

    New Frequency bands (WARC 92)

    Migration of telecommunication players (Operators & Vendors)

    towards applications & services.

    Technological advances (Networks, Systems, DSP,etc

    Definition & development of new systems.

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    MAIN UMTS CHARACTERISTICS

    Integration of existing mobile services (Cellular,

    Cordless,paging,PMR etc with implementation of

    Service portability

    Choice among multiple terminals & service providers.

    Flexible terminals supporting several radio interfaces

    (Software radio)

    Global Roaming for the terminals & services.

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    Voice quality as with fixed networks.

    Satellite Service for non covered areas.

    Freq. Spectrum of UMTS: 1885-2025& 2110-2200MHZ.

    Security & anti fraud features against access to

    Data by non-authorized people or entities.

    High Bit rate mobile multimedia services:@ 2Mb/s for indoor reduced mobility(10 Km/h)

    @ 384 Kb/s for urban outdoor (120 Km/H

    @144 kb/h for rural outdoor important mobility

    (500 km/h)

    Variable Quality of service (BER -3 to 6 &delay

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    Between 30 & 300ms)

    Asymetric & variable bit rate transmission.

    Multiple services per user.

    Speech 8Kbps.

    Data: up to 384kbps.

    video;: 384 kbps.

    Multi media transmission also.

    Objectives & characteristics.

    High Bit rate.

    service Integration.

    Packet access.

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    Capacity enhancement techniques: multi user detection

    interference cancellation, adaptive Antennas.

    Inter system handover (GSM-3G) & inter frequency.

    Main challenge: Merge mobile telephone coverage

    & Internet with other multimedia applications.

    3G system must provide:

    Multiple application handling.

    Internet Access.

    Flexible bearer service.

    Packet access with low tariffs.

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    3G Standardization.

    WRC 92 allocated 1885-2025 MHZ & 2110-2200MHZ freq band

    To IMT-2000.ITU-R (Study Group 8) working on FPLMTS became IMT-2000.

    Regional activities.European Telecom standard Institute

    Research Institute of telecommunication transmission

    (RITT) in China.Association of Radio Industry & Business (ARIB) &

    Telecommunication Technology committee (TTC) Japan.

    Telecommunication Technologies Association (TTA) in

    Korea.

    Telecommunication Industry Association (TIA) & TIPI in USA.

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    3GPP members (ETSI) Europe (TIPI) USA (ARIB & TTA) Asia

    Are to develop UMTS for GSM based systems.

    3GPP2 Members are TIA (USA) ARIB, TTC. TTA & CWTS are to

    develop 3G standards for IS-95 based CDMA systems.

    Development Planning.

    98-99 Definition of the Radio Interface.2000 First 3G network trials.

    IMT-2000 recommendation validation by ITU-R.

    2000-2001 3G licence allocation in Europe

    End of 2001 First3G network in countries like Japan.on the

    bases of first 3GPP specifications.

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    Orthogonal spreading factor on the downlinks.

    Coherent Rake reception on both links.

    Fast power control on both links.

    Variable bit rate transmission

    Bandwidth after spreading is larger than the channel

    Coherent bandwidth through which the waves areTransmitted.

    The Channel is frequency-selective for these waves & then gives

    Better performance compared to narrow band CDMA systems.

    Motivation:- A DS system which experience selective frequencyfading solve the multi path components individually through

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    The use of Rake receiver

    The components are then combined coherently.

    Allows to fight efficiently against fast fading & give higherbit rates.

    Bandwidth /Energy trade off.

    Larger the bandwidth, higher the number of multi -paths.

    Energy per path decreases with the bandwidth which makes

    The estimation of amplitude & phases of the paths more

    difficult to be estimated for the Receiver.

    UTRA:- Universal Terrestrial Radio Access.

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    Spreading Factor 4to 512 1to 16

    Channel coding No coding, Convolutional codes Turbo (1/3)

    or 1/3

    Physical & Logical Channels.

    Transport Channels :- Services offered by layer 1 to upper layers.

    The channels are of two types

    Common Channels.

    Dedicated Channels.

    Physical Channels are associated with a code ,a time slot & a

    frequency.

    Based on a temporal structure there are three levelsSuper frames, Frames,& Time slots.

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    3 Levels

    Super frame;720 ms. 72 frames numbered SFN0 to SFN71

    SFN = super frame number.

    Radio Frame: 16 Ts

    TS: Set of information symbols. Number of symbols depend on

    the physical channel.

    Transport & physical Channels (F.D.D.) Mode.

    Transport channels are of two types.

    (1) Common channels

    (2) Dedicated channels.

    Dedicated Transport channels

    DCH:- User information or Si nallin .

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    DTCH ( Dedicated Traffic Channel)

    SDCCH (Slow dedicated control channel)

    ACCH (Associated Control channel)

    Fast Power Control.

    FAUSCH. (Fast uplink signalling channel)

    Signalling information from a user equipment(UE) to the Network. (Optional)

    COMMON TRANSPORT CHANNELS

    BCH (Broadcast Channel) Low bit rate channel.system

    Specific& cell information broadcast.

    FACH (Forward access channel) Channel for control information

    to the UE when the system knows its cell. Can carry

    user information (short Packets) slow power control.

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    PCH(Paging channel) Channel for control info to the UE

    When the system does not know itsCell Used for the sleep mode Procedure.

    RACH (Random Access Channel)

    Channel for the control information of

    User equipment can carry short user packets. Pen loop powercontrol.

    DSCH(Down link shared channel) Channel Shared by several UE

    to carry transport control or traffic information There are 2 cases

    DSCH associated to a DCH & DSCH associated to DSCH.

    DSCH control channel Carries control information for a UEwhen the DSCH is not associated with a DCH

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    Secondary SCH :- Frame Synchronisation determination

    Determination of scrambling code Group.Determination of the scrambling code on

    the primary CCPCH.

    ACCESS Procedure.

    Synchronisation (SCH)

    BCCH monitors

    Acquisition of the preamble code used in the cell (256 chips)

    Path loss estimation.

    Interference level U/L & Rx level broadcastSIR level.

    Random choice of a preamble sequence(16 bits) among 16

    possible ones

    Choice of an offset.

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    There are two types of interleaving involved.

    Ist Interleaving: Realised for each transport channel.

    2nd interleaving: Realized for each radio frame (10 ms) & applied

    to a set of multiplexed transport channels.

    Power Control.

    Slow power Control on the uplink against the shadowfading effects.

    Fast power control on both links : against Rayleigh fading

    effects.

    Transmission power varies in the range of 80 db on the

    uplink & of 30 db on the downlink.

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    Having the transaction of high data rate & video has become thereality

    we are receiving / transmitting even video on our mobiles

    Our entire country is to be provided with Wi-Fi & Wi-Max

    connectivity which will enable us to nave quad play connectivity evento far flung areas

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    FIXED NETWORK (NSS) & UMTS ARCHITECTURE :

    2 options: (1) ATM based architecture,

    (2) Use an architecture Where the transport of

    user information is independent from the control.

    QUALITY OF SERVICE.

    (1) Service class.(2) Peak throughput.

    (3) Guaranteed throughput.

    (4) Residual BER.

    (5) Type of traffic.

    NSS CHARACTERISTICS.

    1 Unique Core Network Simplifies the management of

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    Core Network based on IP technologies

    A Client/ Server oriented architecture with standard IP

    solutions.Use of telephony & interconnection units servers for specific

    PSTN/ISDN services support.( Voice,Fax,modem etc.

    Use of proxy technologies for efficient transport of data on

    The radio Interface.

    QOS enhancement to fulfil all real time applications.

    Use of terabit routers

    VIRTUAL HOME ENVIRONMENT CONCEPT.

    It provides the user with a multi site & terminal personal

    Service environment.

    Personalize subscribers services & service interface.

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    Subscribers service operation & service interface are

    Independent from network & location

    Realize the separation of services & network.

    Not a unique technology but a series of service creation

    tools collection (e,g CAMEL).

    NSS

    Investments in existing infrastructure have been very

    important for 2G networks Progressive transition.

    At the beginning, UMTS network will be based on GSM/GPRS NSS

    Routers will be added.

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    INTERNET PROTOCOL (IP) ISSUES.

    Dominant inter -working protocol in operation today

    .

    Reasons for choosing IP for wireless data networking.

    Applications written for wired data networks can operate on

    wireless networks.

    Integrated wireless & wire line networks can be built &managed , at lower expenses,

    Advances in IP technology (IP telephony & QOS) may be

    directly applied to wireless networks.

    Wireless networks based on IP will be able to provide

    voice service as well as data services.

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    3GPP NETWORK ARCHITECTURE.

    3Gpp vision Evolution towards an IP Core network.

    1999:3GIP focus group to address the requirementsFor an all- IP wireless network architecture.

    IP based architecture must support stream & best effort service.

    Main principle:- provide separation of service control from

    connection control.

    Evolution:- GPRS as core packet network, overlaid with

    call control & gateway functions required for supporting voice

    overIP (VO

    IP) & other multimedia services

    .m

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    Mobile IP CONCEPT

    Current standard for supporting macro- mobility in IP networks.

    Defines two entities to provide mobility support.

    (HA) Home agent , statically assigned to the mobile host based

    on the permanent home IP address of the mobile host.

    Foreign agent (FA) has an IP address associated call the care

    Of address.It is the IP entity closest to the mobile host.

    Packets destined for a mobile host are intercepted by the HA

    & tunneled to to the FA using the care of address.

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    Future ofTelecommunication in INDIA

    There has been the tremendous growth of telecom networks duringthe past decades

    In his inaugural address to I.T.U members in the

    year1992Secretary General ITU had said that he had a dream of

    converting the whole world into a global village.

    we thought that it was only a dream but now it has become the

    reality, because we are now in a position to have communication

    from one corner of the world to the other & that also not incurring

    less expenditure.T

    here has been so much improvement in thequality of the communication that it appears as if we are speaking

    from different rooms of the same building though we may be

    separated from one another bb thousands ofKilometers

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    Our country did not lag behind as for as the development of

    telecommunication standards and telecom networks are concerned

    Almost the entire area of our country is covered by mobile & fixed

    telecommunication networks & the growth of the mobile is so

    rapid that we are going to add 6 million mobile subscribers to our

    mobile networks in the current month & the number of mobile

    subscribers is to double up to 2010 i.e to provide more than 100

    million connections during this periodA number of milestones have been achieved We have been able to

    reduce the operational & maintenance cost which has ultimately

    resulted in reducing the tariff.

    Previously we had to wait for years together to have a telephoneconnection & at some places it would take decades to get the

    telephone connections

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    Now we are providing the fixed telephone within a fortnight & the

    mobile connection is provided almost on the same day

    Telecom has a promising future in our country, because we have notto forget that in our country almost 90 % people are eager to have a

    telephone connection preferably a mobile one . We have more than

    one billion people, even if we are able to cover one fourth

    population of our country we would require about 250 million

    telephone connections.

    The Govt ofIndia:s plan is to cover the entire country by Wi-Fi &

    Wi-Max connectivity& when that becomes the reality we shall have

    to provide mobile connectivity in these areas thus resulting in many

    fold increase in mobile connections.

    This whole job is to be done by our own people which will dilute

    the un-employment problem& will improve the financial status of

    the local people

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    Even for years to come our country shall be able to sustain the rapid

    growth of telecom networks because a lot more is to be done to have

    the telephone connection or PCO in rural or remote rural part of our

    country within the radius of half aK

    ilometer or soIn order to improve the Telecom facilities in rural & urban INDIA

    the Govt is stressing upon the operators & BSNL to implement

    the third & fourth generation telecom standards which may be as

    underInfrastructure operation / Tower companies which own,

    maintain & operate cellular operators infrastructure, the

    installations will be shared by others thus resulting in saving the

    CAPEX & OPEX

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    We will also have M V N Os

    i.e Mobile Virtual Network Operators

    MVN

    Os do not possess a network or a license.

    Some possess their own HLR/AUC & sell their own SIM cards

    They have also their own code.They have their own roaming

    agreements.

    They use existing operators infrastructure & sell mobile services.

    New entrants will be able to increase their marketing & commercial

    coverage through MVNO:s

    Mobile shall be able to have Pc DVD FAX & Car navigation

    Facilities.

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    Bit rates 10 times that of3G

    Seamless service & compatibility with existing mobile communication

    systems.

    Bandwidth:- Wider than current or3GSystems 3to 10GHZ frequency

    band

    Speed Vehicular ; 2Mbps

    Pedestrian/ Indoor20 Mbps

    Next GENInternet Support Ipv6, QOS, Mobile IP

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    Capacity. 5to 10 times higher than 3G

    Freq of operation3

    to10

    G

    HZ

    Cost 1/10 ofIMT2000

    It will also provide seamless service with fixed & private Networks

    & also will have location identification functionsSo when we are providing the various services on very cheap rates we

    Expect a good number of people to use the telecom services& to spread

    this ideology it will not take it will not take a month or a year but a

    decade or so.

    There will definitely be multibillion dollar transaction involved in

    this process & this process will also continue for a long time


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