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    UMTS(Universal Mobile Telecommucation System)Overview

    Features-High quality Speech ( Wideband speech) A new wideband AMR (Adaptive Multi-Rate) codec to increase the qualityo speech over !M"S#

    High Speed $ac%et Access With HSDPA(high speed downlin% pac%et access) and HSUPA(high speed uplin%

    pac%et access) a pea% data rate o &'#Mbitsec in the download direction# *urther i+prove+ents to the radio networ%

    and user devices will be able to oer user pea% rates in the download direction o ,#Mbitsec#

    Handover to .SM.$RS /oice calls and data traic can be transerred between .SM and !M"S sea+lessly#

    Multi+edia Messaging Service (MMS) 0t allows the transer o +ulti+edia +essages between users without the

    require+ent or the +ulti+edia +essages to be transerred in real-ti+e#Multi+edia "elephony or 0MS "his uses 0MS to oer telephony services such as video1 te2t1 picture sharing1 video

    clip sharing etc#

    0$-based +ulti+edia core networ% subsyste+ (0MS) "his provides support or 0$ +ulti+edia sessions in a le2ible

    +anner to allow new +ulti+edia products and services to be oered# "he 0MS can use both the .$RS and !M"S radio

    access technologies#

    3peration in other requency bands - 0n addition to the .H4 band1 !M"S can also operate in the 5&'MH46

    7''MH46 &8''MH4 and #.H4 bands#

    9nd to end :uality o Service :uality o Service +anage+ent or the $ac%et Switched ($S) do+ain including the

    0MS and the radio interace#

    M;MS (Multi+edia ;roadcast Multicast Service) "his allows inor+ation such as strea+ed audio and video to be

    sent over one radio channel to +any custo+ers si+ultaneously#

    Wireless

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    Major UMTS Components

    "he !M"S Release 77 architecture is co+posed o three co+ponents-

    User Equipment (UE) :

    !M"S +obile station can operate si+ultaneously in both $ac%et Switched ($S)>ircuit Switched (>S) +ode or only any one o the+#

    0t is co+posed o Universal Subscriber Identity !dule-card (!S0M-card)1 the radi! equipment (receiver-transceiver)1 the an-ac"ine Inter#ace (MM0)

    (support or +ulti+edia1 WA$1 and other services) and $attery%

    U&S &errestrial 'adi! Access et!r* (U&'A) :

    !M"S radio access inrastructure is called !"RA=# 0t uses Wideband >ode ?ivision Multiple Access (W>?MA ) radio technology or air interace to

    co++unicate with !9#

    +!re et!r* (+) :

    0t provide switching1 routing and transit or user traic# 0t also contains the databases and networ% +anage+ent unctions#

    >ore =etwor% is split into the ollowing do+ains@

    >S do+ain

    "he >S do+ain is an evolution o .SM1 with substitution o the 0u->S interace or the A

    interace and relocation o the transcoders to the >= side o the 0u->S interace#

    "he >S do+ain uses %bps "i+e ?ivision Multiple2ed ("?M) channels# "his do+ain

    provides a si+ilar set o services as those provided by .SM#

    $S do+ain

    "he $S do+ain is based on .$RS1 with substitution o the 0u-$S interace or the .b

    interace#

    "he +ost signiicant addition is a viable architecture or the :uality o Service (:oS)# "his

    architecture is essential or the support o voice and other real-ti+e +edia services on the $S

    do+ain#

    3ther eiciency i+prove+ents have been +ade to the .$RS "unneling $rotocol (."$) and

    to +obility +echanis+s# "hese changes are designed to +a%e real-ti+e services viable over

    a pac%et inrastructure#

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    Major Components

    >ore =etwor% is split into the ollowing do+ains@+S (+ircuit Sitc") d!main -

    0t uses %bps "i+e ?ivision Multiple2ed ("?M)

    channels# "his do+ain provides a si+ilar set oservices as those provided by .SM#

    0t uses 0u->S interace as A interace in .SM#

    PS (pac*et sitc") d!main -

    "he $S do+ain is based on .$RS1 with substitution

    o the 0u-$S interace or the .b interace#

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    RNC

    Iub

    Node B

    UMTS Core Network(UCN)

    IuPS

    RNS

    Uu

    Node B

    RNC

    RNS

    Uu

    Node B Node B

    Iur(logical connection)

    RANAPRANAP

    RNSAP

    NBAP

    NBAP

    U&'A !vervie

    It is composed of one or more RNS connected tocore network throuh Iu!S"Iu#S interface$

    IuCS

    UE

    UTRAN

    UE

    NBA

    PIub Iub Iub

    NBAP

    cellcell cellcell

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    U&'A +!mp!nents

    !de $

    A =ode ; is responsible or radio trans+issionreception in one or +ore

    cells toro+ the user equip+ent# 0t can support *requency ?ivision

    ?uple2 (*??) +ode1 "i+e ?ivision ?uple2 ("??) +ode or dual-+ode

    operation# 0t provides the ollowing interaces -

    B 0ub interace towards the !M"S R=>B !u interace towards the !9

    '+

    "he R=> is the central ele+ent in the !"RA=# 0tCs +ain unction is to

    control and +anage the RA=(Radio Access =etwor%) and the radiochannels# *or each connection between a !9 and the !"RA=1 there is

    one serving R=S# A drit R=S supports the serving R=S by providing

    radio resources#

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    U&'A Functi!nalities

    "he !"RA= provides the ollowing unctions@

    B &rans#er !# user data

    $rovides user data transer capability across the !"RA= between the 0u and

    !u reerence points#

    B 'adi! c"annel cip"erin, and decip"erin,

    $rovides >iphering and deciphering services or radio channel session-dependent %ey1 derived through signaling andor session dependent

    inor+ation#

    B Services related t! $r!adcast and ulticast tra##ic

    $rovides ;roadcast and Multicast 0nor+ation distribution and low control

    B +$S status rep!rtin,

    R=> collects status data per cell (=o-o-;roadcast->o+pleted-= or accounting purpose#

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    U&'A Functi!nalities

    Functi!ns related t! !verall system access c!ntr!l

    Ad+ission control

    "he purpose o the ad+ission control is to ad+it or deny new users1 new

    radio access bearers or new radio lin%s#

    >ongestion control

    "he tas% o congestion control is to +onitor1 detect and handle situationswhen the syste+ is reaching a near overload or an overload situation

    with the already connected users#

    Syste+ inor+ation broadcasting

    "his unction provides the +obile station with the Access Stratu+ and=on-Access Stratu+ inor+ation# "he basic control and synchroni4ation

    o this unction is done in !"RA=#

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    U&'A Functi!nalities

    B Functi!ns related t! m!bility

    Handover

    "his unction is based on radio +easure+ents# 0t +anages the +obility

    o the radio interace and +aintains the :uality o Service(:3S)

    negotiated between the !9 and the >=#

    SR=S Relocation"he SR=S relocation unction coordinates the activities when the SR=S

    role is to be ta%en over by another R=S#

    $aging support

    "his unction provides the >ore =etwor% with the ability to contact the!9 when it is in the $

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    U&'A Functi!nalities

    B Functi!ns related t! radi! res!urce mana,ement and c!ntr!l

    Radio resource +anage+ent is concerned with the allocation and

    +aintenance o radio co++unication resources#

    Radio resource coniguration and operation

    0t conigures the radio networ% resources (cells 1transport channels)

    Radio environ+ent survey

    0t peror+s +easure+ents on radio channels#

    co+biningsplitting control

    0t controls the co+biningsplitting o inor+ation strea+s through cells

    connection set-up and release

    0t is responsible or the control o connection ele+ent set-up and release#

    Allocation and deallocation o radio bearers

    0t translates the connection ele+ent set-up or release requests into

    physical radio channel allocation or deallocation#

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    U&'A Functi!nalities

    R* power control

    "his group o unctions controls the level o the trans+itted power to

    +ini+i4e intererence and %eep the quality o the connections#

    Radio channel coding

    0t provides unctions or detection or correction o signal errors

    introduced by the trans+ission +ediu+# Radio channel decoding

    0t provides channel coding unction to detect or correct possible errors in

    the received data low#

    0nitial (rando+) access detection and handling

    0t provides unctions that has the ability to detect an initial access

    atte+pt ro+ a +obile station and respond appropriately#

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    +!reet!r* .vervie

    0t provides unctions that has the ability to detect an initial access

    atte+pt ro+ a +obile station and respond appropriately#

    "he !M"S >ore =etwor% is split into a circuit-switched (>S) do+ain

    and a pac%et-switched ($S) do+ain

    >>= @

    "he circuit-switched do+ain o the !M"S $ircuit>ore =etwor% (>>=)# "he >>= peror+s the +ain circuit switching

    unctions and +anages the ollowing@

    B co++unication a+ong !M"S !9

    B co++unication between !M"S !9 and users in other networ%s

    a/!r circuit-sitc"ed c!mp!nents

    B "ranscoder and Rate Adaptation !nit ("RA!)

    B Mobile Switching >enter (MS>)

    B Ho+e

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    +!reet!r* .vervie

    &'AU

    "he "RA! is a device that ta%es !M"S speech pac%ets as input and it

    converts the+ into standard 0S?= %bps speech low#

    S+

    "he MS> is responsible or circuit do+ain call processing and circuit-

    switched data# 0t coordinates the setup o calls to and ro+ all !M"Ssubscribers operating in its area# 0t controls the paging unction

    (inco+ing calls) and peror+s tic%eting on calls or all subscribers based

    in its area# "he MS> transers encryption para+eters ro+ /isitor

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    +!reet!r* .vervie

    Pac*et-sitc"ed d!main

    "he pac%et-switched do+ain contains the ollowing +aEor co+ponents@

    B ,.-Serving .$RS Support =ode (,.-S.S=)

    B .ateway .$RS Support =ode (..S=)

    12-S2S

    "he ,.-S.S= requests location inor+ation ro+ the H

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    +!reet!r* .vervie

    .t"er +!re et!r* elements

    30' (3isit!r 0!cati!n 'e,ister)"he /enter and the $enter (S>)#

    SS Inter!r*in, S+

    0t acts as an interace between a Short Message Service >enter and the $

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    Protocols!u Air interace between a node; and !9#

    0ub -0nterace between an R=> and its node;s#0ur - 0nterace between two R=>s support speciic unctions such as handover#

    0upc - 0nterace between an R=> and a SAS (Stand-alone A-.$S SM) within the !"RA=#

    0u->S - >ircuit switched variant o the 0u interace#

    0u $S - $ac%et switched variant o the 0u interace#

    ; - 0nterace between the .SM!M"S MS> and the / - 0nterace between the .SM!M"S MS> and the H and the 90R#

    . - 0nterace between /harging .ateway *unction (>.*) or billing#

    .e - 0nterace between S.S= and the S>$ or >AM9< $hase 000#

    . - 0nterace between S.S= and 90R#

    .i - 0nterace between ..S= and the e2ternal networ%#

    .n - 0nterace between ,.-S.S= and ..S=1 between dierent ,.-S.S=s in sa+e $

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    UMTS trafc classes

    "he !M"S networ% services have dierent :oS classes or our types o traic@

    c!nversati!nal class"he conversational class is the typical class or speech telephony# "he conversational call is

    the +ost de+anding class or transer delays (the +a2i+u+ aordable value is given by

    hu+an perception)#

    streamin, class

    "he strea+ing class has the sa+e real-ti+e constraints as the conversational class#

    However1 since it is a one-way class o service (the user is Eust listening or viewing) the

    strea+ing class is less transer-delay sensitive than the conversational class#

    interactive class

    "he interactive class is not as real-ti+e constraining as the conversational and strea+ing

    classes# However1 the interactive class requires a very low bit-error rate#

    bac*,r!und class

    "he bac%ground class is equivalent to the interactive class# "he dierence between the two

    classes is that the bac%ground class is less delivery-ti+e sensitive and has a lower priority#

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    UMTS Base Stations (NodeB)

    Femt! +ell 0t is a s+all1 low-power cellular base station designed or use in aho+e or s+all business# 0t connects to the service providerCs networ% via broadband

    (such as ?S< or cable)#

    Pic! +ell - 0t is capable o providing services to !9 within a building#it is used to

    e2tend coverage to indoor areas where outdoor signals do not reach well or to addnetwor% capacity in areas with very dense phone usage#

    icr! +ell- 0t is served by a low power cellular base station (tower)1 covering a

    li+ited area such as a +all1 a hotel1 or a transportation hub# A +icrocell uses power

    control to li+it the radius o its coverage area#

    acr! +ell 0t is served by a high power cellular base station (tower) covering

    larger than +icrocell# "he antennae or +acrocells are +ounted on ground-based

    +asts1 rootops and other e2isting structures# 0t is capable o providing services to

    !9 within a city#

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    UMTS Numbers

    !M"S $ountry >ode I =ational ?estination >ode I Subscriber

    =u+ber# MS0S?=s are allocated according to the >>0"" 9#& nu+bering plan#

    ISI - "he 0nternational Mobile Subscriber 0dentity (0MS0) is a unique identiication o the subscriber# 0t is

    stored in the S0M (see below) and Ho+e 0""

    9#

    &SI - "he "e+porary Mobile Subscriber 0dentity ("MS0) is a unique identity te+porarily allocated to visiting

    !9# "he "MS0 identiies the !9 within a speciic /ircuit Switched (>S) do+ain#

    P-&SI - "he $-"MS0 ($ac%et-"e+porary Mobile Subscriber 0dentity) is equivalent to the "MS01 or the $ac%et

    Switched ($S) do+ain#

    S' - "he Mobile Subscriber Roa+ing =u+ber (MSR=) is te+porarily assigned to the !9 while roa+ing and

    is used to ter+inate calls to the !9#