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    IS-54 and IS-136 Hasbi Nur P.W / 23212019

    MATA KULIAH SISTEM KOMUNIKASI NIRKAWAT (ET-5188)

    Dosen : Dr. Ir Suhartono Tjondronegoro

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    Contents

    Introduction of NA-TDMA

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    Frequency Allocations & Bandwidth2

    Modulation & Coding3

    Capacity4

    Propagation Model5

    How NA-TDMA works6

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    Introduction

    NA-TDMA (North America TDMA) ADC (American Digital Celluler)D-AMPS (Digital AMPS)NADC (North American Digital Celluler)USDC (United States Digital Celluler)IS-54 / IS-136

    Terminology

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    IntroductionIS-54 Network Architecture

    VLR : Visitor Location Registration

    HLR : Home Location Regstration BS : Base Station AUC : Authentication Center EIR : Equipment Identity Register BSC : Base Station Controller BTS : Base Transceiver Station

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    IntroductionIS-136 Network Architecture

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    Frequency Allocation & Bandwidth

    ReverseChannel

    FrequencyChannel

    Frequency Allocation

    ForwardChannel

    Mobile-to-BS BS-to-Mobile

    869 894 MHz824 849 MHz Spacing

    45 MHz

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    1 Digital Channel : 30 kHzContains 25 frame/sEach frame is 40-ms long and has 6 time

    slotsOne frame contains 1944 bits (972 symbols)Each slot contains 324 bits (162 symbols)

    Frequency Allocation & BandwidthTDMA Channel

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    Frequency Allocation & BandwidthTDMA Slot

    skb framems frametimeslotstimeslot bits

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    Frequency Allocation & BandwidthFrame Structure

    Slow AssociatedControl Channel (SACCH)

    Digital VerificationColor Code (DVCC)

    Reserved for FutureUse (RSVD)

    Frame offsetForward frame=reverse frame+(1 time slot+44 symbols)

    =reverse frame+206 symbols

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    Modulation and Coding/4 DQPSK Transimitter

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    Modulation and CodingCarrier phase shift corresponding to various input bit pairs

    when

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    VSELP ( Vector-sum Excited Linier Predictive )

    speech coder bit rate : 7950 bpsspeech is broken into frameseach frame is 20-ms (160 symbols)

    subframes 40 samples (5 ms)

    Modulation and CodingSpeech Coding (full rate)

    uses a codebook to vector-quantize the excitation(residual) signalsuch that the computation required for the codebook searchprocess at the sender can be significantly reduced

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    Modulation and CodingVSELP Speech Decoder

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    Modulation and CodingChannel Coding

    159 bits within speech coder frame divided into 2 class77 class-1 bits82 class-2 bits

    Rate after channel coding : 13 kbps

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    Modulation and CodingBER Performance

    BER Performance of /4 DQPSK in slow flat -fading channel corrupted by CCI and AWGNfc= 850 MHz, fs=24 ksps raised-cosine roll-off factor = 0,2, C/I = (1) 20 dB, (2) 30 dB, (3)40 dB (4) 50 dB, (5) infinity

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    Modulation and CodingBER Performance

    BER Performance vs Eb/No for /4 DQPSK in Rayleigh flat -fading channel forvarious mobile speeds, fc= 850 MHz, fs=24 ksps raised-cosine roll-off factor =0,2, C/I = 100 dB, Generated by BERSIM

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    Capacity

    Full Rate Speech Coder of 7,95 Kbps/user

    Channel Mode (1) Full Rate, (2) Half Rate

    Half Rate Speech coder of3,975 Kbps/user

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    Carrier Channel Bandwidth

    Number of User per channel :

    Total number of available channel

    Total number of user per channel

    Frequency Reuse Factor : 4 or 7- user/cell = 2500/4 = 625 user/cell- user/cell = 2500/7 = 357 user/cell

    CapacityCapacity Calculation

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    CapacityCapacity Comparison of AMPS with Digital TDMA Based Cellular Systm

    Parameter AMPS GSM USDC PDC

    Bandwidth (MHz) 25 25 25 25

    Voice channel 833 1000 2500 3000

    Frequency Reuse (Cluster size) 7 4 atau 3 7 atau 4 7 atau 4

    Channel/site 119 250 atau 333 357 atau 625 429 atau 750

    Traffic (Erlang/km 2) 11,9 27,7 atau 40 41 atau 74,8 50 atau 90,8

    Capacity Gain 1,0 2,3 atau 3,4 3,5 atau 6,3 4,2 atau 7,6

    In practice TDMA systems improve capacity by factor of three to six timeas compare to analog cellular radio system.

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    CapacityComparison of Spectral Efficiency between NA-TDMA with other systm

    Spectral Efficiency IS-54 > GSM

    The bandwidth efficiency (or spectrum efficiency) is defined as theinformation bit rate, Rb, per unit bandwidth occupied, and is measuredin bits/sec/Hz (bps/Hz)

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    Power TransmitPower Classification in IS-54

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    Power TransmitPower Classification in IS-136

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    Propagation Model

    Typical Urban

    a(hm) : correction factor for mobile antenna heightFor large cities :

    For Small and Medium Cities :

    Typical Sub-Urban

    Rural

    Okumura-Hata Model

    This Model is Valid for :

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    Propagation Model

    This Model is a combination of empirical and deterministicmodels for estimating the path loss in an urban area over thefrequency range of 800 MHz to 2000 MHz

    Free Space Loss is given :

    Cost 231 Model

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    Propagation ModelComparison of Okumura-Hata and Cost 231 Model

    In PCS System : 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 km distance, hb =30 m, hm =2 m,and carrier frequency fc =900 MHz

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    IS-136

    The main difference between IS-54 and IS-136 is,that IS-136 uses TDMA also on the control channel, DCCH ( Digital Control Channel )

    Basic Feature :Operates in 800/1900 MHz band Channel bandwidth 30 kHz TDMA frame 40 ms in 6 time slots The control Channel : IS-136 has both digital(DCCH) and analog (ACC) control channels.

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    How NA-TDMA worksIS-136 Call Processing

    1. Scanning and Lockingfinding the most suitable control channel, obtaining inf. aboutthe system. Find DCCH or ACC

    2. Campingcamping state : when MS is idle on a DCCH and waiting for pagesfrom the system. Doing many task : re-evaluate the DCCH environment.- MS must monitor its assigned paging slot to look for message from

    BS- MS must check to determine whether any inf. has changed on the BCCH

    3. System AccessIVDC message is sent to the phone to provide the phone with selectedvoice channel to be used to start the conversation

    4. ConversationThe phone is in the conversation mode when it is turned to a voice or DTCand is providing a voice path for a call- MS continually measures neighboring radio channel

    5. MAHO ( M o b i l e A s s i s t e d H an d -o f fdigital-to-digital, digital-to-analog, analog-to-analog, dan digital-to-analog

    6. Call Completiona release message is either received from the system or sent from MS

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