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    CELLULARAND

    MOBILE

    COMMUNICATIONS

    SOURCE:

    MOBILECELLULAR

    TELECOMMUNICATIONS

    BYWILLIAMC.Y.LEE

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    IntroductiontoCellularMobile

    Systems

    WhyCellularMobileTelephoneSystems?

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    LimitationsofConventionalMobileTelephoneSystems

    operationallimitations

    limitedservicecapability

    poorservice

    performance

    inefficientfrequencyspectrumutilization.

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    LimitedServiceCapability

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    PoorServicePerformance

    Inthepast,atotalof33channelswereallocatedtothree

    mobiletelephonesystems:

    MobileTelephoneService(MTS),

    ImprovedMobileTelephoneService(IMTS)MJsystems,and

    Improved

    Mobile

    Telephone

    Service

    (IMTS)

    MK

    systems.

    Thelargenumberofsubscriberscreatedahighblocking

    probabilityduringbusyhours.

    A

    high

    capacity

    system

    for

    mobile

    telephones

    was

    needed.

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    InefficientFrequencySpectrum

    Utilization

    theconventionalsystemdoesnotutilizethespectrum

    efficientlysince

    each

    channel

    can

    only

    serve

    one

    customer

    atatimeinawholearea.

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    SpectrumEfficiencyConsiderations limitation availableradiofrequencyspectrum

    minimalbandwidth

    but

    provide

    high

    usage

    andconsumersatisfaction.

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    Threemajorapproachestoachieve

    theideal

    are

    1.Singlesideband(SSB),whichdividesthe

    allocated

    frequency

    band

    into

    maximum

    numbersofchannels

    2.Cellular,whichreusestheallocated

    frequencyband

    in

    different

    geographic

    locations

    3.

    Spread

    spectrum

    or

    frequency

    hopped,

    whichgeneratesmanycodesoverawidefrequencyband

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    ABasicCellularSystem

    amobileunit,

    acellsite,and

    amobile

    telephone

    switching

    office

    (MTSO)

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    1.Mobileunits.Amobiletelephoneunitcontainsacontrolunit,atransceiver,andanantennasystem.

    2.Cellsite.ThecellsiteprovidesinterfacebetweentheMTSOandthemobileunits.Ithasacontrolunit,radiocabinets,antennas,a

    powerplant,anddataterminals.

    3.MTSO.Theswitchingoffice,thecentralcoordinatingelementfor

    all

    cell

    sites,

    contains

    the

    cellular

    processor

    and

    cellular

    switch.

    It

    interfaceswith

    telephone

    company

    zone

    offices,

    controls

    call

    processing,andhandlesbillingactivities.

    4.Connections.Theradioandhighspeeddatalinksconnectthethreesubsystems.Eachmobileunitcanonlyuseonechannelatatime

    for

    its

    communication

    link.

    TheMTSOistheheartofthecellularmobilesystem.Itsprocessorprovidescentralcoordinationandcellularadministration.

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    OperationofCellularSystems

    Mobileunitinitialization. selflocationprocedure Mobileoriginatedcall. Arequestforserviceissentona

    selectedsetupchannelobtainedfromaselflocationscheme

    Networkoriginatedcall. Alandlinepartydialsamobileunitnumber.

    Calltermination. Handoffprocedure.

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    PerformanceCriteria

    VoiceQuality a

    set

    value

    xat

    which

    ypercent

    of

    customers

    ratethesystemvoicequality(fromtransmitter

    to

    receiver)

    as

    good

    or

    excellent,

    the

    top

    two

    circuitmerits(CM)ofthefivelistedbelow.

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    PerformanceCriteria

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    PerformanceCriteria

    ServiceQuality 1.Coverage.

    2.Requiredgradeofservice.

    3.Numberofdroppedcalls.

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    ServiceQuality Thesystemshouldserveanareaaslargeas

    possible. Thetransmittedpowerwouldhavetobevery

    high

    to

    illuminate

    weak

    spots

    with

    sufficient

    reception,asignificantaddedcostfactor.

    Thehigherthetransmittedpower,theharder

    itbecomes

    to

    control

    interference.

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    Numberofdroppedcalls. Ahighdropratecouldbecausedbyeither

    coverageproblemsor

    handoffproblems

    related

    to

    inadequate

    channelavailability.

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    PerformanceCriteria

    SpecialFeatures callforwarding,

    call

    waiting,

    voicestored(VSR)box,

    automaticroaming,ornavigationservices

    NOEXTRACOST

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    UniquenessofMobileRadio

    Environment

    Mobile radio transmission model.

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    ThePropagationAttenuation

    thepropagationpathlossincreasesnotonlywithfrequencybutalsowithdistance

    Thepropagation

    path

    loss

    would

    be

    40

    dB/dec

    Thismeansthata40dBlossatasignalreceiverwillbeobservedbythemobileunitasitmovesfrom1to10

    km.

    whereC=

    received

    carrier

    power

    R=distancemeasuredfromthetransmittertothereceiver

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    Thedifferenceinpowerreceptionattwo

    differentdistances

    R1 and

    R2 will

    result

    in

    andthedecibelexpressionis

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    WhenR2 =2R1,DC=12dB;whenR2 =10R1,

    DC=40

    dB.

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    A typical fading signal received while the mobile unit is moving(SevereFading)ww.jntuworld.com

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    MobileFadingCharacteristicsww.jntuworld.com

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    DelaySpread thesignaltransmittedfromacellsiteandarriving

    atamobile

    unit

    will

    be

    from

    different

    paths

    eachpathhasadifferentpathlength

    thetimeofarrivalforeachpathisdifferent.

    Foranimpulsetransmittedatthecellsite,bythe

    timethisimpulseisreceivedatthemobileunitit

    isno

    longer

    an

    impulse

    but

    rather

    apulse

    with

    a

    spreadwidththatwecallthedelayspread.

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    CoherenceBandwidth bandwidthinwhicheithertheamplitudesor

    thephases

    of

    two

    received

    signals

    have

    ahigh

    degreeofsimilarity

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    NoiseLevelinCellularFrequencyBand TheIgnitionNoise thevehicleignitionnoise

    800MHz

    Emission

    Noise

    AmplifierNoise

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    MarketingImageofHexagonalshaped

    Cells

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    AnalogCellularSystems

    DigitalCellular

    Systems

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