global telecom services
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Global Telecom
Services
Deals as a vendor organization and
operates in the area of Operation andMaintainance.
Situated in tilak nagar, new delhi
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GSM SYSTEM
ARCHITECTURE BTS-Base
Transceiver Station
BSC-Base StationController
BSS-Base StationSubsystem
MSC-Mobile
switching Centre GMSC-Gateway
Mobile SwitchingCentre
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BASE TRANSCEIVER
STATION This station is used
to transmit and
receiving of thesignal.
The purpose of BTS
is to provide radio
access to the MS to
manage the radioaccess aspects of
the BTS contain.
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BASE STATION CONTROLLER
BSC control several
BTSs.
Around of 25 BTSscontrolled by 1 BSC.
Controls the power
transmitted by the
BTS or MS.
Generates a
handover to another
cell when required.
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BASE STATION SUBSYSTEM
BSS is the combination of
BTS AND BSC.
The BSS is a system of
base station equipmentwhich is viewed by the
MSC through the single
interface as being the
entity responsible for
communicating withmobile stations in certain
area.
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MOBILE SWITCHING
CENTRE It is used to routing
the combined traffic
of MS (MobileStation) in their
respective cells.
MS consist of ME
(Mobile Equipment)
and SIM (SubscriberIdentity Module)
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GATEWAY MOBILE
SWITCHING CENTRE Act as interface and a
router to external
network.
Contain routinginformation for GPRS
mobiles which is used to
tunnel packet through IP
based internal backbone
to the correct servingGPRS supporting mode.
It act as packet filter for
incoming traffic.
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TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
Transmission System are of two types:
1. Single Channel System
2. Multi-Channel System
Multiplexing
Two most common methods of
multiplexing:1. TDM (Time Division Multiplexing)
2. FDM (Frequency Division Multiplexing)
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MODULATION
Modulation is a process in which the signal tobe transmitted varies some characteristics ofa carrier signal.
Modulation used to transmit Analog Signal:1. AM (Amplitude Modulation)
2. FM (Frequency Modulation)
3. PM (Phase Modulation)
Modulation used to transmit Digital Signal:
1. PAM (Pulse Amplitude Modulation)
2. PWM (Pulse Width Modulation)
3. PCM (Pulse Code Modulation)
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SWITCHING
To establish a connection between two
points.
Major Component of Switching Systemis Switching Matrix.
Switching Techniques:
1. Time Switching2. Space Switching
3. Combinational Switching
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ANALYSIS ON 3G THIRD
GENERATION 3G is also known as UMTS.
And popularly known as White Paper
UMTS (Universal Mobile telecommunication System)
System that delivers high bandwidth data and voiceservices to mobile users.
3G wireless technology will allow an individual to haveimmediate access to location-specific services that offerinformation on demand.
One of the most important aspects of 3G wirelesstechnology is its ability to unify existing cellular standards,such as CDMA, GSM, and TDMA, under one umbrella.
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GPRS NETWORK
GPRS (General PacketRadio Service)
This service sends packetsof data
Data can be split into manypieces, then sent over thenetwork and resembled atthe other end.
It consist of an IP-basedPublic Mobile Land Network(PLMN), Base Station
Services (BSS), Mobilehandsets (MS), and MobileSwitching Centers (MSC) forcircuit-switched networkaccess and databases.
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GSM v/s GPRS
Global Systems for Mobile Communications or GSM is the standard bearer of the2G technologies. It is the most widely used technology in the world for mobilephone communications.
GPRS is an upgrade over the basic features of GSM. It allows mobile handsets toobtain much higher data speeds than what standard GSM can offer.
One of the features that was introduced into GSM networks was the ShortMessaging System (SMS) or more commonly known today as text messages
A feature that used GPRS technology was the Multimedia Messaging System orMMS. It allowed subscribers to send videos, pictures, or sound clips to each otherjust like text messages
GPRS also gave mobile phones the ability to surf the internet at dial-up speedsthrough WAP enabled sites on the other end GSM doesnt allow this type ofservices.