13.1 WCDMA Channel Structure

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    WCDMA UPLINK AND DOWNLINK CHANNELS

    A channel represents the logical connection between the UE andthe Radio Access Network. They are physically represented by a

    Chanellisation code used between the RBS and UE. They are

    controlled, howeer, by the RNC along with the rest o! the radio

    resources. "e hae three di!!erent types o! channels, with each

    type being #apped into the ne$t as shown in %igure &'().

    What am I transporting?

    User  Data or  Control DataLogical

    eg DCCH!

    D"CH! #CCH

    "o $hom am I transporting?

    De%icate% or  Common"ransport

    eg #CH! PCH!

    &ACH! 'ACH!

    HS(DSCH

    Ph)sical

    One ph)sical channel *ses + Channelisation co%e

    Figure 4-19: WCDMA Channel Types

    LOGICAL CHANNELS 

    Logical channel types refer  to the type of  information being transmitted,and

     

    are 

    classified 

    into 

    two 

    groups:

    •   Control channels for  the transfer  of  control information

    •   "ra,,ic channels for  the transfer  of  user  information.

    A brie! description o! the logical channels !ound in theuplink 

     

    • The Broadcast Control Channel +BCC- is a downlink 

    channel !or broadcasting syste# in!or#ation.

    • Paging Control Channel +CC- is a downlink channel that

    trans!ers paging in!or#ation and is used when the UE is in idle#ode.

    • The Common Control Channel +CCC- is a bi'directional

    channel that trans!ers control in!or#ation between the network 

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    and UE. This channel is used by the UE needs to accessthenetwork.

    The Dedicated Control Channel +5CC- is a point'to'point bi'directional channel that trans#its dedicated

    control in!or#ation between UE and the network. This

    channel is established through a RRC connection setup

     procedure.

    • The Dedicated Traffic Channel +5TC- is a point'to'poi

    TRANSPORT  CHANNELS 

    A transport channel is de!ined by how, and with what

    characteristics, data is trans!erred oer the air inter!ace. There aretwo types o! transport channels*

    ( Co##on channels

    4 5edicated channels.

    Co##on channels are broadcast to eeryone in the cell,whereasdedicated channels are trans#itted and receied !ro# one use

    only. A brie! description o! so#e o! the transport channels

     

    • There is one dedicated transport channel, the Dedicated

    Channel +5C-, which is used in both downlink and

    uplink. The 5C is set'up !or a oice call o! data

    session, and characteri6ed by the possibility o! !ast rate

    change and !ast power control.

    • The Broadcast channel +BC- is a downlink transport channel

    that is used to broadcast syste# and cell speci!ic in!or#ation,

    in Syste# in!or#ation blocks. The BC is always trans#itted

    oer the entire cell +to both actie and idle UEs- with alow!i$ed bit rate.

    • The Forard !ccess Channel +%AC- is a downlink 

    transport channel that carries control in!or#ation to UEs when

    a rando# access #essage has been sent by the UE to the base

    station. 2t7s counterpart, the "andom !ccess channel

    +RAC- is used in the uplink to send in the rando# access

    #essage !ro# the UE.

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    • The High #$eed Donlin% #hared Channel +S'5SC- is a

    co##on transport channel shared by all the S5A users

    in the cell. 2t is #apped onto up to (8 physical

    channels, depending on the nu#ber o! codes aailable !o

    PHYSICAL CHANNELS 

    Transport channels are !urther #apped onto physical channels,which are de!ined by channelisation codes, and the Radio

    %re9uency at which they are broadcast.

    Common Do$nlin- Ph)sical Channels.

    2n this section we take a brie! look at the !unction o! the co##on

    downlink physical channels, which are trans#itted to all UEs.

    • The Primar& Common Control Ph&sical Channel +'

    CCC-* Broadcasts syste# in!or#ation. TheBroadcast

    channel is the transport channel that #aps onto this physical

    channel.

    • #&nchroni'ation Channel +SC- carries the pri#ary

    and secondary Synchroni6ation Codes, which are used !or 

    slot synchroni6ation, !ra#e synchroni6ation and the detectiono! the scra#bling code group +one out o! :&-. 2t is ti#e

    #ultiple$ed

    +only !irst (0;- with the 'CCC +re#aining )0; o! 

    ti#eslot-.

    • #econdar& Common Control Ph&sical Channel +S'CCC-*

    This channel is #apped to by both the aging Channel +C-and the %orward Access Channel +%AC-. Trans#its idle'#ode signaling and control in!or#ation to UE. Can also

     be used !or sending short in!re9uent data.

    • Common Pilot Channel +C2C-* Sends the scra#bling codeo! the cell. roides coherent phase re!erence !or 5< channels

    and aids channel esti#ation +handoer and cell selection-. 2t is

     

    Common Uplin- Ph)sical Channels.

    Ph&sical "andom !ccess Channel +RAC-* This channel isused to carry access re9uests= control in!or#ation and short data

     bursts. 2t uses only >pen'loop power control and contains there!ore

    no pilot or TC bits.

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