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Seminar onSeminar on
´́G.P.R.S.G.P.R.S.µµ
Presented byName ² Debajyoti saha
Dept -Eletrical Engg.Roll No . 08119016016
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Contents
� 1. Wireless Communication
� 2. Introduction To GPRS
� 3.Data Transfer Speed
� 4. Working of GPRS� 5.GPRS capabilaty Classes
� 6.Bacic Charactertics of GPRS
� 7.Apllication of GPRS
� 8. Limitation of GPRS� 9. Security
� 10. GPRS Today and Tommorow
� 11 Biblography
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GENERAL PACKET RADIOGENERAL PACKET RADIO
SERVICE (GPRS)SERVICE (GPRS)�� WIRELSS COMMUNICATIONWIRELSS COMMUNICATION:: wirelesswireless
communication has allowed manycommunication has allowed many
people around the world to live their people around the world to live their
lives and conduct business in ways thatlives and conduct business in ways that
were never before possible. Millions of were never before possible. Millions of
cellular subscribers have becomecellular subscribers have becomeaccustomed to always having aaccustomed to always having a
telephone with them wherever they gotelephone with them wherever they go
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INTRODUCTION TOG
PRSINTRODUCTION TOG
PRSGPRS is a new nonGPRS is a new non--voice, value added, highvoice, value added, high--speed,speed,
packetpacket--switching technology, for GSM (Globalswitching technology, for GSM (Global
System for Mobile Communications) networks. ItSystem for Mobile Communications) networks. Itmakes sending and receiving small bursts of data,makes sending and receiving small bursts of data,
such as email and web browsing, as well as largesuch as email and web browsing, as well as large
volumes of data over a mobile telephone networkvolumes of data over a mobile telephone network
possible.possible.ENHANCEMENT OF GSM: The GPRS service can beENHANCEMENT OF GSM: The GPRS service can be
said to be an enhancement of the GSMsaid to be an enhancement of the GSM services.Itservices.It
has a tremendous transmission rate which makes ahas a tremendous transmission rate which makes a
good impact in the most of the existing services.good impact in the most of the existing services.
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DATA TRANSFER SPEED:DATA TRANSFER SPEED:
56 K Dial56 K Dial--Up(kbps)Up(kbps)5656
GSM(kbps)GSM(kbps) 9.69.6
HSCSDHSCSD (maximum(maximum
speed)(kbps)speed)(kbps)
57.657.6
GPRSGPRS (maximum(maximum
speed)(kbps)speed)(kbps)
171.2171.2
GPRSGPRS (realistic(realistic
speed)(kbps)speed)(kbps)
43 TO 5643 TO 56
contd.
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WORKING OF GPRS:WORKING OF GPRS:
�� GPRS introduces the following two new major GPRS introduces the following two new major network elements:network elements:
�� SGSNSGSN²²Sends data to and receives data fromSends data to and receives data from
mobile stations, and maintains information aboutmobile stations, and maintains information aboutthe location of a mobile station (MS). The SGSNthe location of a mobile station (MS). The SGSNcommunicates between the MS and the GGSN.communicates between the MS and the GGSN.SGSN support is available from Cisco partners or SGSN support is available from Cisco partners or
other vendors.other vendors.�� GGSNGGSN²²A wireless gateway that allows mobileA wireless gateway that allows mobilecell phone users to access the public datacell phone users to access the public datanetwork (PDN) or specified private IP networks.network (PDN) or specified private IP networks.The GGSN function is implemented on the CiscoThe GGSN function is implemented on the CiscoSystems' router.Systems' router.
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The GPRS Capability Classes:The GPRS Capability Classes:
�� Class AClass A�� Can be connected to GPRS service and GSM serviceCan be connected to GPRS service and GSM service
(voice, SMS), using both at the same time. No such(voice, SMS), using both at the same time. No suchdevices are known to be available today.devices are known to be available today.
�� Class BClass B
�� Can be connected to GPRS service and GSM serviceCan be connected to GPRS service and GSM service(voice, SMS), but using only one or the other at a given(voice, SMS), but using only one or the other at a giventime. During GSM service (voice call or SMS), GPRStime. During GSM service (voice call or SMS), GPRSservice is suspended, and then resumed automaticallyservice is suspended, and then resumed automaticallyafter the GSM service (voice call or SMS) has concluded.after the GSM service (voice call or SMS) has concluded.Most GPRS mobile devices are Class B.Most GPRS mobile devices are Class B.
�� Class CClass C
�� Are connected to either GPRS service or GSM serviceAre connected to either GPRS service or GSM service(voice, SMS). Must be switched manually between one or (voice, SMS). Must be switched manually between one or
the other service.the other service.
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Basic characteristics of GPRS:Basic characteristics of GPRS:--
Data rate:Data rate: Maximum of 171.2 kbpsMaximum of 171.2 kbps
Channel codingChannel coding
Outer block coding Outer block coding Inner Convolutional coding Inner Convolutional coding
Interleaving scheme for error burstsInterleaving scheme for error bursts
ModulationModulation
GaussianMinimum Shift Keying GMSK GaussianMinimum Shift Keying GMSK
Multiple AccessMultiple AccessCombination of TDMA & FDMACombination of TDMA & FDMA
Transmit Frequency bandsTransmit Frequency bands
Mobile stationMobile stationBase stationUplink Base stationUplink
Downlink Downlink Reverse ch. 890Reverse ch. 890 -- 915 MHz915 MHzForward ch. 935Forward ch. 935 -- 960 MHz 960 MHz Duplex seperationDuplex seperation 45 MHz 45 MHz
R F carrier spacingR F carrier spacing 200 k Hz 200 k Hz Extra nodes:Extra nodes:
Gateway GPRS Support Node (GGSN) andGateway GPRS Support Node (GGSN) andServing GPRS Support Node (SGSN)Serving GPRS Support Node (SGSN)
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APPLICATIONS OF GPRS:APPLICATIONS OF GPRS:
�� GPRS provides very high speed of data transmissionGPRS provides very high speed of data transmissionover the other existing technologiesover the other existing technologies
�� GPRS is allowing the network operators to utilize theGPRS is allowing the network operators to utilize the
radio resources to the maximum in a dynamic andradio resources to the maximum in a dynamic andflexible way.flexible way.
�� GPRS is improving the peak time capacity of the GSMGPRS is improving the peak time capacity of the GSMnetworksnetworks
�� GPRS supports multimedia applications such asGPRS supports multimedia applications such asdocument sharingdocument sharing
�� GPRS supports all advanced Internet based servicesGPRS supports all advanced Internet based servicesand applications like color web browsing, email, chatand applications like color web browsing, email, chat
etc.etc.
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LIMITATIONS OF GPRS:LIMITATIONS OF GPRS:
�� SPEED MUCH LOWER THAN REALITYSPEED MUCH LOWER THAN REALITY
�� LIMITED CELL CAPACITY FOR ALLLIMITED CELL CAPACITY FOR ALL
USERSUSERS�� SUPPORT OF GPRS MOBILESUPPORT OF GPRS MOBILE
TERMINATE BY TERMINALS IS NOTTERMINATE BY TERMINALS IS NOT
ENSUREDENSURED
�� SUBOPTIONAL MODULATIONSUBOPTIONAL MODULATION
�� TRANSIT DELAYSTRANSIT DELAYS
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SECURITY:SECURITY:
GPRS security functionality isGPRS security functionality is
equivalent to the existing GSMequivalent to the existing GSM
security. The SGSN performssecurity. The SGSN performs
authentication and cipher settingauthentication and cipher setting
procedures based on the sameprocedures based on the same
algorithms, keys, and criteria as inalgorithms, keys, and criteria as inexisting GSM. GPRS uses a cipheringexisting GSM. GPRS uses a ciphering
algorithm optimised for packet dataalgorithm optimised for packet data
transmissiontransmission
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GPRS TODAY ANDGPRS TODAY AND
TOMORROWTOMORROW�� . 1 . In 2001 GPRS phase 1 is launched.. 1 . In 2001 GPRS phase 1 is launched.
�� 2. After Some year GPRS phase 2 is launched.2. After Some year GPRS phase 2 is launched.
That is called EDGE.That is called EDGE.�� 3. Now a dayes we use 3G.3. Now a dayes we use 3G.
�� 4.Thinking About 4G already started4.Thinking About 4G already started
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