NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Technical Paper Presentation - 2004

Technical Seminar Presentation

On
3G Mobile
Presented By
Kiran Kumar Panigrahi Roll# IT200118333
Under the Guidance
Of
Mr. Siddhartha B. Neelamani

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Structure of Presentation

– What is 3G?
– 3G Standards and capabilities
– 3G mobile’s place in the market
– Summary
– Further information

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What is 3G Mobile?

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IMT – 2000: The Mobile Internet

The IMT-2000 third generation mobile standard enables
mobile users to harness the full power of the Internet through
efficient high-speed radio transmission, optimized for
multimedia communications.

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Evolution towards 3G

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Bandwidth and Speed

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3G Capabilities
 High-speed data transmissions
 Symmetrical and asymmetrical data transmission support
 Improved voice quality
 Greater capacity
 Multiple simultaneous services
 Global roaming across networks
 Improved security
 Service flexibility

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The 3G Performance Advantage

Time to download a 1 MB file:

• Fixed line modem: 3 minutes

• GSM cell phone: 15 minutes
• Enhanced GSM phone: 1-5 minutes
• 3G phone (outdoor): 21 seconds
• 3G phone (indoor): 4 seconds

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3G Applications

• Wireless Internet
• Audio on demand
• Electronic postcards
• Video conferencing
• Secure mobile commerce transactions
• Traffic and traveling information - location specific

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Market Drivers Towards 3G

1. Rapid growth in text, WAP and other data traffic- up to 50%
of total mobile traffic within 5 years
2. Mobile & Internet penetration both growing rapidly
3. Mobile penetration likely to exceed PCs & fixed
4. Alliances forming between major mobile, IT and e-
commerce players
5. Mobile commerce and multimedia identified as key growth
areas - but need bandwidth to deliver

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Types of mobile Internet connectivity

• Global systems for mobile communication (GSM)
• High speed circuit switched data (HSCSD)
• General packet radio services (GPRS)
• Third generation (3G) mobile
• Enhanced data GSM environment (EDGE)
• Public access WLAN
• Linked public access WLANs

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3G Summary
1. 3G mobile is a major opportunity for business, commerce
and consumers
2. Brings together the two fastest growing market sectors - Mobile
and Internet
3. Market, services and standards evolving from 2G to 3G
4. Significant opportunities for value added content and service
providers

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