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Technology
UMTS Fundamentals
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Inhalt der Register / Contents of sub-sections:

(1) UMTS Overview
1
Cellular System 3
1.1
First Steps and first generation (1G)
1.2
Second Generation (2G) 11
1.3
Third generation (3G) 16
2
UMTS
17
2.1
UMTS development
18

2.2
3
4
5
6
7

Mobile communication market

19
Standardization 23
UMTS Evolution 27
Comparison with mobile technologies
Exercises
39
Solution
41

33

(2) UMTS Architecture and Element Functionalities

1
Introduction
3
2
User equipment 9
2.1
Architecture
10
2.2
Terminal Equipment
12
2.3
Mobile Termination
12
2.4
UICC
12
3
UTRAN 15
3.1
Node B 16
3.2
Radio Network Controller
18
4
Core Network
21
4.1
General Architecture for UMTS R.99
22
4.2
UMTS R.4 Architecture 36
5
Transport Technologies 43
5.1
ATM
44
5.2
IP
58
6
Exercises
75
7
Solution
79
(3) UMTS Air Interface
1
UMTS Air interface technology 3
1.1
Duplex methods 4
1.2
UMTS Frequency 6
1.3
Access method 8
2
UMTS Air interface description 13
2.1
Principle
14
2.2
Data processing 16
2.3
Codes 26
2.4
Logical, transport and physical Channels
2.5
Air interface protocol stack
46
3
High Speed Downlink Packet Access HSDPA 61
3.1
HSDPA performance
63
3.2
HSDPA implementation : 64
3.3
HSDPA channels 67
3.4
MAC Layer Split 68
3.5
Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC) Scheme :
3.6
Error Correction (HARQ) 72
3.7
Fast packet scheduling 74
3.8
Impact on the Iub Interface
76
3.9
Handset Capabilities
77
4
Exercises
79
5
Solution
82
(4) UMTS Functionalities and Procedures
1
Radio Resource Management
3
1.1
Introduction
4
1.2
Radio Resource Control 6
1.3
Admission Control
10
1.4
Packet Scheduler
16
1.5
Load Control
18
1.6
Code Allocation 26
1.7
Channelization code planning
26
1.8
Scrambling code planning
28

36

71

1.9
1.10
1.11
2
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
3
3.1
3.2
4
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
5

Power Control 28
Handover Control
32
Diversity
54
Mobility Management
59
Introduction
60
Location Update 62
Paging 70
Roaming Case
72
Session Management
75
Initial Access to the Network
Authentication and Ciphering
Procedure Examples
85
Elementary Procedures 86
Paging 88
RRM Procedure Examples 115
MM Procedure Examples 128
Exercises
133

76
78

(5) UMTS Signaling Protocols

1
Module Objectives
3
2
Introductions to UMTS Signaling 5
2.1
Understanding the Bearer and the Need for Signaling
8
2.2
UMTS Network Structure 10
2.3
General protocol model for UTRAN terrestrial interfaces 12
3
Transport Plan: Access Stratum 15
3.1
ATM Protocol
16
3.2
ATM Adaptation Layer
22
3.3
ATM Transport control protocol: AAL type 2 signaling
28
3.4
UTRAN Interfaces
30
4
Control Plane: Serving Stratum 41
4.1
Common Channel Signaling - 7 (CCS7)
42
4.2
Iub Interface Control Plane: Node B Application Part (NBAP)
54
4.3
Iur Interface Control Plane: Radio Network Subsystem Application Part (R
NSAP) 58
4.4
Iu interface control plane (RANAP - Radio Access Network Application Par
t)
64
5
User Plane: Application Stratum 79
6
UMTS Release 4 Protocols
85
6.1
Media Gateway Control protocol (H.248/MEGACO) 88
6.2
BICC
90
6.3
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
96
6.4
Benefits of Release 4 98
7
Exercises
99
8
Solutions
105
(6) UMTS Services and Applications
1
Module Objectives
3
2
3G evolution
5
2.1
3G service evolution
5
2.2
3G bit rate evolution 6
3
Services and Applications
7
3.1
Introduction to Mobile Applications
8
3.2
Service Platforms
9
4
Services and QoS classes
11
4.1
Services and Conversational QoS Class 16
4.2
Services and Streaming QoS Class
18
4.3
Services and Interactive/Background Class
5
Examples of UMTS Applications 21
5.1
Applications using Circuit Switched Service
5.2
Applications using Packet Switched Service

19
22
23

6
6.1
7
8

Appendix
27
Quality of Service QoS 28
Exercises
35
Solution
37

(7) UMTS Evolution

1
UMTS air interface technology 3
1.1
UMTS Release 5 4
2
Release 6
23
2.1
Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service (MBMS)
2.2
WLAN
31
2.3
HSUPA 37
3
Release 7
43
4
Release 8
47
5
LTE
49
5.1
Introduction
50
5.2
LTE design goals
52
5.3
LTE basic concepts
53
5.4
OFDM
54
6
Exercises
65
(8) Nokia Siemens Networks UMTS Products
1
UMTS Network
3
1.1
Basics 4
1.2
NSN UMTS Products Platforms
6
2
NSN UTRAN Products
7
3
NSN UMTS Core Network Products 29
3.1
Circuit Switched Domain 30
3.2
Packet Switched Domain 44
4
NSN IMS Products
52
4.1
FMC Components 54
5
UMTS Network Management Solutions
5.1
Basics 62

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