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    The Global System forMobile Communications

    (GSM)

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    Contents Overview

    GSM Services GSM Architecture

    Radio Transmission

    Conclusion

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    GSM Overview History

    Group Special Mobile(GSM) formed tostudy pan-European cellular system in1982

    First commercial service in Europe in

    1991Accepted as the digital standard in

    more than 70 countries

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    GSM Overview GSM Features

    Hybrid air interface : FDMA/TDMA

    Standard based on ISDN and SS7

    Standard in both air interface as wellas network interface

    Purely digital system DCS1800 Up-banded version of GSM900

    PCS1900 North American version of GSM900

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    GSM Services Bearer Services

    Give the subscriber the capacity

    required to transmit appropriatesignals between certain access points

    TeleservicesProvide the subscriber with necessary

    capabilities to communicate with othersubscribers

    Supplementary Services

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    GSM Architecture Mobile Station

    Mobile Equipment

    Identified by International MobileEquipment Identity(IMEI)

    Subscriber Identity Module(SIM)

    Contains unique subscriber identity(IMSI)

    Removable smart card that free fromhandsets

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    GSM Architecture Base Station Subsystem

    Base Transceiver Station(BTS)

    Contains the radio transceivers for a givencell

    Base Station Controller(BSC)

    Manages radio resources, such as signalprocessing, channel setup/teardown,handover

    Responsible for one or more BTSs

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    GSM Architecture Network Subsystem

    Mobile Switching Center(MSC)

    Manages call routing and establishment,authentication, connection to fixed networks

    Home Location Register(HLR) Stores subscription information and current

    location of all subscribers in a given network

    Visitor Location Register(VLR) Contains subscription information needed for callcontrol, for all mobiles in area controlled byassociated MSC

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    GSM ArchitectureEquipment Identity Register(EIR)

    Contains the IMEI of all registered mobile

    equipment, marked as black, gray, orwhite listed, depending on whether it istype approved or has been reportedstolen

    Authentication Center(AUC) Stores secret key held in SIM card

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    GSM Architecture

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    GSM Architecture Mobile Application Part(MAP)

    Signaling between components of the NSS

    uses the MAP which is built on top of SS7

    MAP-B : MSC-VLR

    MAP-C : MSC-HLR

    MAP-D : HLR-VLR

    MAP-E : MSC-MSC MAP-F : MSC-EIR

    MAP-G : VLR-VLR

    MAP-H : AC-HLR

    MAP-I : User application protocol and HLR

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    GSM Architecture Identification Codes

    IMSI(International Mobile Subscriber

    Identity:15digits) Directory number assigned by operators to a

    subscriber

    TMSI(Temporary Mobile Subscriber

    Identity:32bits) Assigned by VLR to a subscriber

    Privacy and network security, avoidingtransmission of IMSI

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    GSM ArchitectureMSISDN(Mobile Station ISDN no.)

    Used to reach a called party in a GSM

    network

    PSTNGMSC

    BTS

    BSCMSC

    VLR

    HLR1.MSISDN

    2.MSISDN

    3. IMSI 4.MSRN

    5.MSRN

    6. Route call

    7. Route call8. Route call

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    GSM Architecture IMEI(International Mobile Equipment

    Identity:15digits)

    Unique serial number assigned bymanufacturer to a terminal

    LAI(Location Area Identity:15digits)

    Assigned by operating company to a BTS

    Mobile Country Code(MCC), MobileNetwork Code(MNC), Location AreaCode(LAC)

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    GSM Architecture Functional Planes

    Operations, Administration,& Maintenance (OAM)

    CommunicationManagement (CM)

    Mobility Management(MM)

    Radio ResourceManagement (RR)

    Physical

    SendingEntity

    ReceivingEntity

    Channel

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    GSM Architecture Radio Resources management(RR)

    Responsible for establishing and releasing a reliableconnection between the MS and the MSC(handlingchannel allocation and handover)

    Internal Handover

    Channels(time slots) in the same cell

    Cells controlled by the same BSC

    External Handover Cells under the control of different BSCs, but

    belonging to the same MSC

    Cells under the control of different MSCs

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    GSM Architecture Mobility Management(MM)

    Responsible for location management andsecurity(authentication and encryption)

    Authentication and encryption Ki(Authentication Key)

    Secret key assigned by operating companyto a subscriber

    Used to compute the cipher key

    Kc(Cipher Key) Computed by network and by MS

    Protect user information and network controlinformation

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    GSM Architecture Algorithm

    A3 : Authentication algorithm

    A5 : Ciphering algorithm

    A8 : Ciphering key generating algorithm

    Another level of security :IMEI query to theEIR

    White-listed : allow to connect to the

    network Grey-listed : under observation from the

    network

    Black-listed : not allow to connect to thenetwork

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    GSM Architecture Location management

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    GSM ArchitectureCommunication Management(CM)

    Responsible for call establishment and

    routing Call routing

    Supplementary services management

    Short message services management

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    Radio Transmission Frequency Allocation

    GSM900 radio frequencies

    890-915MHz and 935-960MHz 125 carriers of 200KHz bandwidth

    GSM1800 radio frequencies

    1710-1785MHz and 1805-1880MHz

    375 carriers of 200KHz bandwidth

    PCS1900 radio frequencies

    1850-1910MHz and 1930-1990MHz

    300 carriers of 200KHz bandwidth

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    Radio Transmission Frame and Time Slot

    9

    8

    51

    26

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    Radio Transmission

    FLAG : 1bit

    Indicates whether user information orcontrol information

    TAIL bits : 3bit

    All set to 0

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    Radio Transmission GUARD(Guard time) : 8.25bits(30.5Qsec)

    Reduce interference to signals in nearly cells usingthe same carrier

    TRAIN(Training sequence) : 26bits Used to train the adaptive equalizer, which

    compensates for effects of multipath propagation

    Used to estimate the characteristics of the time-varying radio channel

    8 different sequences with low mutual cross-correlation

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    Radio Transmission Logical Channels

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    Radio TransmissionBroadcast channels

    FCCH(Frequency correction channel)

    Used to allow MS to accurately tune to BS SCH(Synchronization channel)

    Used to provide TDMA frame-orientedsynchronization data to MS

    BCCH(Broadcast control channel)

    Transmit the information that MS need tosetup a call

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    Radio TransmissionCommon control channels

    PCH(Paging channel)

    Used to notify MS of arriving calls AGCH(Access grant channel)

    Used to assign MS to a stand-alone dedicatedcontrol channel

    RACH(Random access channel)

    Used to send messages to originate calls,transmit short messages, respond to pagingmessages

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    Radio TransmissionDedicated control channels

    SDCCH(Stand-alone dedicated control

    channel) Used for system signaling during idle periods and

    call setup before allocating TCH

    FACCH(Fast associated control channel)

    Call establish progress, authentication, handover

    SACCH(Slow associated control channel)

    Used for non-urgent procedures

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    BTSMS

    Physical Channels

    FCCHTraining&slot information

    SCHSystem parameters

    BCCHChannel request

    RACHChannel assignment

    AGCHLocation update request

    SDCCHAuthentication request

    SDCCHAuthentication response

    SDCCH

    Ciphered mode command

    SDCCH

    ACK ciphered mode command

    SDCCH

    Location update confirm

    SDCCHACK of the update

    SDCCH

    1. Lock onto highest power level& best freq. (of a FCCH)

    2. Synchronization data

    3. LAC,MNC, other frequencies,etc

    4. Request & grant of a stand-alone dedicated control

    channel5. Move to SDCCH & make a

    location update request6. Prove who you claim to be

    7. This is who I am

    8. We will cipher traffic

    9. I agree

    10. Update VLR(s) & HLR asnecessary

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    BTSMS

    Page request

    PCHChannel request

    RACH

    Immediate assignment

    AGCH

    Paging response

    SDCCH

    Authentication requestSDCCH

    Authentication response

    SDCCH

    Ciphering mode command

    SDCCH

    Ciphering mode complete

    SDCCH

    TMSI reallocation command

    SDCCH

    TMSI reallocation complete

    SDCCH

    Continue

    1. Page the mobile station

    2. Request & grant of a stand-alone dedicated controlchannel

    3. Move to SDCCH & answer the

    page

    4. Prove who you claim to be

    5. This is who I am

    6. We will cipher traffic

    7. I agree

    8. Set up temporary ID

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    Assignment command

    SDCCH

    Assignment complete

    FACCH

    ALERTING messageFACCH

    CONNECT message

    FACCH

    CONNECT ACK message

    FACCH

    ConversationTCH

    Conversation

    TCH

    SETUP message

    SDCCHSETUP ACK message

    SDCCH

    Continued

    9. You have a call

    10. I will accept it

    11. Assign a traffic channel

    12. (ringing)

    13. Mobile off-hook, sendCONNECT & ACK

    14. Conversation ensues

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    Conclusion Very complex standard

    First serious attempt to fulfill the

    requirements for a universalpersonal communication system

    Foundation for DCS1800 and

    PCS1900 Defines both the air interface andthe network interface