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    CDMA ONE ,IS-95 GSM,DCS-1900UPLINK FREQ. 824-849 MHZ 890-915 MHz

    DOWN LINK FRE. 869-894 MHZ 935-960 MHz

    DUPLEXING FDD FDD

    MULTI ACCESS CDMA TDMA

    MODULATION BPSK GMSK

    CARRIER SEPAR. 1.25 MHZ 200KHZ

    CHANNEL DATA

    RATE

    1.2288MCPS 260.833KBPS

    VOICE CHANNELPER CARRIER

    64 8

    SPEECH CODING CELP @ 13 Kbps,

    EVRC @ 8 Kbps

    RPE-LTP@13KBPS

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    3-G is next generation ofmobile service

    capabilities in terms ofBandwidth and Network

    Functions.

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    Spectrum in 2.1 GHZ Band ( UHF IN

    Electromagnetic spectrum) UPLINK = 1885-----2025 MHZ

    DOWNLINK = 21102200 MHZ.

    Carrier separation = 5 MHZ

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    53G is considerably faster than 2G and 2.5G technology.

    0500

    1000

    1500

    2000

    2500

    2G GPRS EDGE 3G

    Kbps

    3G provides data speeds of:

    2Mbps in fixed or in building environments,

    384Kbps in pedestrian or urban environments

    144Kbps in wide area mobile environments

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    Support of bit rate upto 2Mbps. Mechanism for Bandwidth on demand and

    variable bit-rate services.

    Quality services of speech,video,packet data Higher spectrum efficiency

    Co-existence with 2-G systems.

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    Due to limitation of 2-g

    Low transfer rate

    Low efficiency for packet-switched

    services

    Multiple air and network standards.

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    Potential 3-g services includes:--- Voice, video calls

    E-mail

    SMS FAX,IPTV

    Multimedia, Television Broadcast.

    E-commerce,video conferencing

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    Common Radio interface. Common Network Backbone .

    Technology and service Flexible.

    Modular Design---means 3G ImplementedStand Alone or in Many Existing Networkswith Gateways and Interworking units:

    Framework for Mobility Services from Fixed Network

    Multiple Networks in Same Area Can Be Used toProvide One Service

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    2G Technology 3GTechnology

    IS-95 CDMA

    GSM

    IS-136 TDMA

    cdma2000

    W-CDMA

    UWC-136

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    Standards

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    3G Standard is created by ITU-T and is called as IMT-2000.

    The aim of IMT-2000 is to harmonize worldwide 3Gsystems to provide Global Roaming.

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    International Mobile Telecommunication

    Standards For the 21st Century: IMT - 2000 ITU Radio and Network Standards Phased Implementation Allocated Spectrum 1.8 - 2.2 Ghz Family of Systems / Standards Support Circuit Data, Digital Voice and

    Packet Services Minimum Speeds: 144 kbit - Vehicle, 384 kbit - Pedestrian,

    2 Mbps - Fixed

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    Member A

    Member B

    Member C

    IMT-2000 Family

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    The Family Members Must: Communicate With Each Other & Support:

    Each Others Users via Roaming

    Circuit Switched Voice

    Packet Switched Data Services Interworking

    3GPPs primarily, and ITU secondarily, plans to Developthis Function where it is needed

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    UMTS is the European vision of 3G.

    UMTS is an upgrade from GSM via GPRS or EDGE.

    The standardization work for UMTS is carried out by Third

    Generation Partnership Project (3GPP).

    Data rates of UMTS are:

    144 kbps for rural

    384 kbps for urban outdoor

    2048 kbps for indoor and low range outdoor

    Virtual Home Environment (VHE)

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    USER

    EQUIPMENT(UE)

    USIM

    MOBILE EQUIPMENT

    ACCESS

    NETWORK(AN)

    BSS-----RNS

    BSC-----RNC

    BTS-----NODE B

    CORE

    NETWORK(CN)

    CIRCUIT SWITCHED

    DOMAIN(CS)

    PACKET SWITCHED

    DOMAIN(PS)

    COMMON ENTITIES

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    SD

    Mobile Station

    MSC/

    VLR

    Base Station

    Subsystem

    GMSC

    Network Subsystem

    AUCEIR HLR

    Other Networks

    Note: Interfaces have been omitted for clarity purposes.

    GGSNSGSN

    BTSBSC

    Node

    BRNC

    RNS

    UTRAN

    SIMME

    USIMME

    +

    PSTN

    PLMN

    Internet

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    UMTS network architecture consists of three

    domains:

    Core Network (CN) : To provide switching, routing and

    transit for user traffic.

    UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network (UTRAN) :

    Provides the air interface access method for User

    Equipment.

    User Equipment (UE) : Terminals work as air interface

    counterpart for Node B. The various identities are:

    IMSI, TMSI, P-TMSI, TLLI, MSISDN, IMEI, IMEISV.

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    Wide band CDMA technology is selected for UTRAN air

    interface. Base Station is referred to as Node-B and control

    equipment for Node-Bs is called is called as RadioNetwork Controller (RNC). Functions of NodeB are:

    Air Interface Tx/Rx Modulation / Demodulation

    Functions of RNC are:

    Radio Resource Control

    Channel Allocation

    Power Control Settings Handover Control

    Ciphering

    Segmentation and Reassembly

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    To accessnetwork

    SGSNGGSN

    MSC/VLRGMSC

    AUC HLREIR

    PS-DOMAIN

    CS-DOMAIN

    CS-CIRCUIT SWITCHED

    PS-PACKET SWITCHED

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    HLR---HOME LOCATION REGISTER AUC---AUTHENTICATION CENTRE

    EIR----EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATIONREGISTER

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    LOCATION AREA

    ROUTING AREA

    UTRAN REGIS AREA

    NODE-B

    NODE-B

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    PLMN IDENTIFIER= MCC + MNC

    = 3 DIGITS + 2/3 DIGITS

    Where,

    MCC = Mobile country codeMNC= Mobile Network code

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    LAI = MCC + MNC + LAC= 3 DIGITS +2/3 DIGITS + 2 OCTETS

    Where,MCC = Mobile country code

    MNC= Mobile Network code

    LAC = Location Area Code

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    RAI = LAI + RAC

    WHERE ,

    RAC= Routing Area Code ----1-octet.LAI = MCC + MNC+LAC

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    GSN = Address Type + Address length +Address= 2-bits + 6-bits + n-octets

    Where,

    For ipv4= Address Type=0,Add.Length=4,n=4

    For ipv6= Address Type=1,Add.Length=6,n=16

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    CGI = LAI + C I= MCC +MNC +LAC +CI

    Where,

    CI= Cell Identity of 2-octets.

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    THANKS PRAVEEN BHARDWAJ D.Mgr(Trg), DTTC

    SHAIPUR