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    ZTE CDMA

    CDMA System BasisCDMA System Basis

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    ZTE CDMA

    Features of Wireless TelecommFeatures of Wireless Telecomm

    a IndividuallyIndividuallya Bad propagation environmentBad propagation environmenta Co-channel, Adjacent channel interferenceCo-channel, Adjacent channel interference

    and near-far effect.and near-far effect.a Contradiction between limited frequencyContradiction between limited frequency

    resource and vast numbers of subscribers.resource and vast numbers of subscribers.a Complicated network and controlComplicated network and control

    equipment are required.equipment are required.

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    ZTE CDMA

    Classification of WirelessClassification of WirelessTelecommTelecomm

    ClassificationMode

    Class

    RF Operation Simplex, half-duplex, duplex

    Signal Analog, Digital

    Modulation FM, PM, AM

    MultipleAccess

    FDMA, TDMA, CDMA

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    ZTE CDMA

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    ZTE CDMA

    Frequency Reuse

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    ZTE CDMA

    Makeup of Wireless TelecommMakeup of Wireless Telecomm

    MS

    MS

    MSBTS BTS

    BTSBSC

    MSC

    BTSBTS

    BTS

    BSC

    UmAbis A

    BSS

    PSTN

    HLR

    VLR

    MSC

    ISDN

    MS

    MS: Mobile StationBSS: Base StationSystem

    BTS: Base-stationTransceiver SystemBSC: Base_StationControllerMSC:Mobile-serviceSwitching CenterVLR:Visiting LocationRegisterHLR:Home LocationRegisterPSTN:ISDN:

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    ZTE CDMA

    Spectrum Spreading TechniqueSpectrum Spreading Technique

    a Theoretical Basis isTheoretical Basis is Shanon equationShanon equationC=B*logC=B*log22(1+S/N)(1+S/N)

    a DSSS applied in CDSSS applied in CDMA DMA a Used in military communication in 1950sUsed in military communication in 1950s

    and 1960sand 1960sa Qualcomm company successfully put it intoQualcomm company successfully put it into

    commercially cellular wirelesscommercially cellular wirelesstelecommunication by the end of 1980stelecommunication by the end of 1980s

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    ZTE CDMA

    Signal processing by DSSSSignal processing by DSSS

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    ZTE CDMA

    Features of CDMA SystemFeatures of CDMA System 11

    a Large capacityLarge capacity8~10 times of analog system8~10 times of analog system

    a High-quality serviceHigh-quality service88Kb/s QCELP EQUALS 13Kb/s of GSM;Kb/s QCELP EQUALS 13Kb/s of GSM;13Kb/s QCELP EQUALS 64kb/s of wireline13Kb/s QCELP EQUALS 64kb/s of wireline

    a Soft handoff lowers call drop rateSoft handoff lowers call drop ratea RAKE receiving overcomes multi-path fadingRAKE receiving overcomes multi-path fadinga Good secrecyGood secrecy

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    ZTE CDMA

    Features of CDMA SystemFeatures of CDMA System 22

    a Soft capacitySoft capacitya MSs averaging transmission power isMSs averaging transmission power is

    lowered, decreasing radiation to humanlowered, decreasing radiation to humanbody and environment . Be named as Greenbody and environment . Be named as GreenHandsetHandset

    a Easy to realize dual-mode operationEasy to realize dual-mode operationa System complexity increasedSystem complexity increased

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    ZTE CDMA

    Key techniques of CDMA Key techniques of CDMA 11

    a Diversity receivingDiversity receivingTime diversityinterleaving, error-detectionTime diversityinterleaving, error-detection

    and correctionand correctionFrequency diversityinherent feature ofFrequency diversityinherent feature of wideband communication wideband communicationSpace diversitymultiple antenna receiving,Space diversitymultiple antenna receiving,

    RAKE receiving, soft handoffRAKE receiving, soft handoff

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    ZTE CDMA

    Key techniques of CDMA Key techniques of CDMA 22

    a Precise power controlPrecise power controlOpen loop power control on reverse link Open loop power control on reverse link Closed loop power control on reverse link Closed loop power control on reverse link

    Outer loop power control on reverse link Outer loop power control on reverse link

    Power control on forward link Power control on forward link

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    ZTE CDMA

    Key techniques of CDMA Key techniques of CDMA 33

    a Rate variable codec (Rate variable codec ( QCELP)QCELP)a VOICE Detection (VOD) VOICE Detection (VOD)a SynchronizationSynchronizationa Mobile assisted soft handoffMobile assisted soft handoff

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    ZTE CDMA

    Key techniques of CDMA Key techniques of CDMA 44

    a Blossoming & WiltingBlossoming & Wiltinga LowLowEEbb /N/Noo and high redundant errorand high redundant error

    correction encodingcorrection encodinga Multiple accessMultiple access long PN code, short PNlong PN code, short PN

    code and WALSH orthogonal codecode and WALSH orthogonal code

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    ZTE CDMA

    Forward Traffic

    Traffic ChannelForward

    Channel

    Paging

    Forward TrafficChannel

    CDMA Cell Site

    Sync

    Pilot

    Walsh CodeAssignment

    0-> Pilot32 ->Sync

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    ZTE CDMA

    IS-95A Channel Modulation--Forward Link IS-95A Channel Modulation--Forward Link

    ConvolutionalEncoder

    r = 1/2, K = 9

    PagingChannel

    Bits

    CodeSymbol

    Symbol

    Repetition

    ModulationSymbol

    WalshFunction p

    DecimatorLong CodeGenerator

    Long CodeMask for

    PagingChannel p

    9.6 kbps4.8 kbps2.4 kbps1.2 kbps

    ConvolutionalEncoder

    r = 1/2, K = 9

    Forward TrafficChannel code

    channelInformation

    Bits for User mwith Rate Set 1(172, 80, 40, or16 bits/frame)

    CodeSymbol

    BlockInterleaver

    Add 8-bitEncoder Tail

    per Frame

    Add FrameQuality Indica-tors (12, 8, 0, or

    0 bits/frame)8.6 kbps4.0 kbps2.0 kbps0.8 kbps

    SymbolRepetition

    ModulationSymbol

    ModulationSymbol

    19.2 ksps

    PowerControl

    Bits

    800 bps

    MUX*

    800 Hz

    9.6 kbps4.8 kbps

    SyncChannel

    Bits

    PilotChannel(All 0s)

    WalshFunction 0

    19.2 ksps

    Block

    Interleaver

    ModulationSymbol

    19.2 ksps9.6 ksps4.8 ksps2.4 ksps

    19.2 ksps19.2 ksps9.6 ksps

    19.2 ksps

    ConvolutionalEncoder

    r = 1/2, K = 9

    CodeSymbol

    SymbolRepetition

    ModulationSymbol

    WalshFunction 32

    1.2 kbpsBlock

    Interleaver

    ModulationSymbol

    4.8 ksps2.4 ksps 4.8 ksps

    19.2 ksps

    1.2288 Mcps

    DecimatorLong CodeGenerator

    Long CodeMask forUser m

    19.2 ksps

    1.2288 McpsDecimator

    WalshFunction n

    A

    A

    A

    A

    * Power control bits are not multiplexed in for suppemental code cha nnels of the Forward Traffic Channels

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    ZTE CDMA

    Procedure of MSs COMMUNICATIONProcedure of MSs COMMUNICATION

    a Searching base stations pilot channelSearching base stations pilot channela Demodulating synchronizing channelDemodulating synchronizing channela MS requests on access channelMS requests on access channela BS responds on paging channelBS responds on paging channela

    Traffic channel is assigned forTraffic channel is assigned forcommunicationcommunication

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    ZTE CDMA

    Power On

    MSInitialStatus

    MS idle

    status

    Systemaccessstatus

    MS in trafficChannel

    status

    MS fully catchesSystem timing

    MS paged, originatingor registering

    MS idle changeover when

    NGHBR_CONFIGis011

    Access channelconfirmation

    End traffic channel

    Indication of trafficchannel

    Task Initialization Start analog mode

    End analog mode

    Notes not all are listed out

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    ZTE CDMA

    ZXC10-BSS System structure-BSC

    BSC: Base_Station ControllerBTS: Base-station Transceiver

    SystemNCM: Network Control ModuleHIRS: High-speed Interconnect

    Router SubsystemCDSU: Channel/Digital Service UnitTCM: Timing Control ModuleSVM: Selector Vocoder ModuleSVICM: Selector Vocoder Interface

    Control ModuleCPM: Call Process Module

    OMC: Operation & MaintenanceCenterS V M

    S V MS V M

    ..

    .

    B T SB T SB T S

    L A N

    T O O M C

    SVIC

    H I R S

    C D S U

    A b i s A b i s

    G psor Glonas

    M S C

    C P M

    B S C

    S V M

    S V MS V M

    ..

    .

    N C M

    T C M

    SVIC

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    ZTE CDMA

    ZXC10-BSS System structure-BTS

    B S C

    Gps or Glonass

    TCM RFIM

    TRx HPA RFE

    BTMCCM

    CDSU

    O t h e r B T S

    HIRS

    CHM

    CHMCH M

    . ..

    A T M o r E 1

    B T S

    BTS: Base-station Transceiver SystemCHM: Channel Processing ModuleCCM: Communication Control ModuleHIRS: High-speed Interconnect Router

    SubsystemTCM: Timing Control ModuleRFIM: RF Interface ModuleTRx: TransceiverHPA: High Power AmplifierRFE: RF Front EndCDSU: Channel/Digital Service UnitBTM: Base-station Test Module

    BSC: Base-station Controller

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    ZTE CDMA

    ZXC10_BSS SystemSpecification-BSC

    a Maximal BTS supported: 512a Vocoder 7200a Maximal Channels (including payoff and soft handoff):512 X 32 = 16384

    a Maximal traffic channels: 512 X 20 = 10240a Maximal subscribers: 102,500*a BTS side traffic 2,930 Erl*a BHCA 125,000*a Traffic 1.28BHCA/subscriber

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    ZTE CDMA

    ZXC-10 BSS-transition to 3G

    CapacityincreasedNon-symmetricaldata serviceprovided

    q For:64Kb/sq Rev:14.4Kb/s

    Backward

    compatible with95A

    I S 9 5 A I S 9 5 B C D M A 2 0 0 0 1 XC D M A 2 0 0

    Capacity doubled(relative to 95A)Data service

    q 144Kb/sq 307.2Kb/s(max)

    Backwardcompatible with95A/B

    Data serviceq 384Kb/sq 2Mb/s(max)

    Backwardcompatible with95A/B/1X

    Features: