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GSM-BSS Team
Objectives
At the end of this course, you will be able to: Understand HR services and implementation methods Understand principles of ZTE ultra-distance coverage technology Understand concepts, features and specifications of EDGE technology Grasp satellite Abis transmission configurations
Contents
EDGE Technology
Satellite Abis Technology
HR service
Basic Concepts
HR service
HR Frame Structure
If the HR voice channel is adopted, the air interfaces frame structure does not change. The multi-frames odd-numbered
HR service
HR Frame Structure
Static HR service
Static HR service means that the system HR channels are
decided in network planning, and the static configuration is made on the system OMCR equipments. During the system running, the HR channel occupies fixed carrier and timeslots, and each timeslot on the carrier maintains its status as HR or
FR that is set when being allocated, and the status can not be
changed. Fine adjustment can be made to the static configuration in later network optimization.
HR service
HR Frame Structure
Dynamic HR service
Dynamic HR service means that only FR service is provided during the
systems initial running, and the ratio of commissioned HR channels depends on the traffic change during system running.
When the traffic increases, the reserved dynamic HR auxiliary timeslots
of Abis interface are used to start the conversion from idle FR channels
to HR channels. In this way, HR channels are used to increase the system traffic capacity and reduce the congestion rate.
When the traffic decreases, the conversion from idle HR channels to FR
channels is started, to guarantee the system voice quality with FR channels. With dynamic HR service, the advantages of HR service can be fully utilized in handling traffic burst and network capacity expansion.
HR service
HR Service Implementation
HR service
HR Service Implementation
Processing HR frame Configuring HR, performance measurement, and service flow processing Uplink: decode HR frame to 64 kbps voice channel Downlink: encode 64 kbps voice channel into 16 kbps HR channel
Uplink: conversion from 8 kbps to 16 kbps Downlink: conversion from 16 kbps to 8 kbps
B T S
Abis interface 8 kbps HR channel
B R S S CM M
16 kbps HR channel
B S S S CC M
16 kbps HR channel
B ST CC U
A-interface 64 kbps voice channel
MS supporting HR-service
LA LAN N
OMC-R Server
OMC-R Client
HR service
ZXG10-BSS system can automatically recognize whether the terminal supports HR , and can decide whether the terminal accesses HR, FR, EFR channel according to parameter configurations. The system decides the allocation priority for HR, FR, and EFR channels according to the users voice channel priority issued by MSS. Priority allocation parameters for HR, FR, and EFR channels are supported. For terminals that support HR service, if MSS does not specify the priority, the system decides to allocate HR, FR, or EFR channel according to priority allocation parameters. After adopting this allocation strategy, if a resource is unavailable, the system will automatically allocate another resource instead.
HR service
available.
HR service
HR Service Applications
such as the stadium, campus, or rendezvous. These areas all have the common feature that the heavy traffic occurs periodically or suddenly. For example, the traffic increases suddenly during a match in a stadium, and the traffic on campus increases suddenly after class. The dynamic HR service is most appropriate to apply in such situations. In normal cases, the traffic is low, and the channel is in FR status. When the traffic increases suddenly, the channel automatically converts to HR status, relieving the traffic congestion and avoiding the waste that is usually caused by the common capacity expansion.
HR service
HR Service Applications
railway station, and plaza. In order to avoid frequent network adjustment, the HR service can be adopted to temporarily relieve the pressure of capacity expansion. Before the next capacity expansion is performed, commissioning the dynamic HR or static HR can handle the emergent capacity increase. The HR service, combined with a long-term planning and capacity expansion, provides a flexible choice for operators in capacity expansion. Moreover, the HR service is also a solution for network capacity expansion for dense urban area where the frequency resource is limited and the site expansion is infeasible.
HR service
HR Service Applications
area, operators also provide the coverage to enhance their competition power. These low-end users do not have high requirement for the voice quality. Thus the HR service (static HR or dynamic HR) can be adopted together with some wide-coverage technologies to realize a low-cost coverage.
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EDGE Technology
Satellite Abis Technology
Technological Background
Technological Background
In GSM system, each carrier adopts the TDMA mode, that is, eight timeslots constitute a frame, and the eight timeslots correspond to eight physical channels respectively, as shown in Figure.
Frame
TS7 TS0 TS1 TS2 TS3 TS4 TS5 TS6 TS7 TS0 TS1
Time Axis
During the call process, one user occupies one timeslot (time window), and at the base station, each timeslot corresponds to a user. Thus the MS-sent data that is received by the base station can only fall into the users time window, otherwise, the next channel will be influenced.
If MS is in the idle status, it does not know the distance from it to BTS. Therefore, when sending the first access request, MS takes its own time window as reference. Because delay exists in space transmission, the time window has a certain offset when the MS signal actually reaches BTS, that is, delay exists .
The length of a TA is one byte. As specified in GSM protocols, both GSM 900 MHz system and GSM 1800 MHz system uses six bits to send the TA and the other two bits are reserved. Thus the maximum TA value is 63, i.e. 63 bits, of which each bit equals 3.69 ms.
The space transmission delay includes uplink delay and downlink delay (the uplink distance equals the downlink
Thus for GSM 900 MHz system and GSM 1800 MHz system, the maximum coverage radius is specified as 35 km in GSM protocols. The following lists the restrictions:
reference TA = 0. If the distance between MS and BTS exceeds 35 km, then even the significant bits (0~87) of AB can not fall into the same timeslot completely. According to the common methods specified in GSM protocols, BTS can not decode the AB. In other words, if MS is more than 35 km away from BTS, it can not access the network, which then causes subsequent ABs unable to be decoded.
(NB) is sent on the traffic/signaling channel. If the distance between MS and BTS exceeds 35 km, BTS can not adjust the MSs sending time, which inevitably interferes the running of other MSs on other timeslots.
GSM 900 MHz system and GSM 1800 MHz system only support TA 63, thus when TA > 63, the handling for abnormal signaling flow is initiated.
The messages are restricted by the condition TA 63, thus
Breakthrough Methods
There are two methods to break the restriction of coverage distance specified in GSM protocols (i.e. the maximum TA is 63, or the maximum coverage radius of GSM 900 MHz system and GSM 1800 MHz system is 35 km).
Breakthrough method 1 Adopts GSM 400 MHz system, or realizes the method specified in GSM 400 MHz system in GSM 900 MHz system. Breakthrough method 2 BTS adopts the special radio channel mapping technology and improved BTS receiving technology at radio interface, to guarantee there is no mutual interference between BTSs.
Breakthrough Methods
Breakthrough method 1:
According to GSM protocols, only the GSM 400 MHz system can
For GSM 400 MHz system, two frequency bands are defined in GSM protocols: GSM 450 MHz and GSM 480 MHz. As to date, the GSM 400 MHz system has not been commercialized.
Breakthrough Methods
Advantage
Since the specification in GSM protocol is broken through,
there is no capacity limit when realizing a coverage distance larger than 35 km.
Disadvantage
Because the GSM 900 MHz MS does not adapt to GSM
400 MHz system, appropriate MS is required, but it is difficult to realize in actual applications.
Breakthrough Methods
Breakthrough method 2:
If the coverage radius exceeds 35 km, then MS must
support TA > 63. However, the maximum TA recognized by GSM 900 MHz MS is 63 bits. It is impossible to upgrade all MSs, thus the restriction that the maximum coverage radius is 35 km can be broken through by applying special radio channel mapping technology and improved BTS receiving technology at the radio interface. In other words, BSS
should be upgraded.
Breakthrough Methods
Advantage
It is easy to be applied because no change should be made
Disadvantage
A certain system capacity is sacrificed. In normal cases,
one carrier provides eight channels. If the coverage area is very large, there might not be eight channels. The number of channels depends on specific networking solutions.
Contents
EDGE Technology
Satellite Abis Technology
EDGE Technology
Definition
Essentially, EDGE is only a new modulating and channel encoding technology, which can be used to transmit Packet switching (PS) and Circuit Switching (CS) data/voice. As an evolved GPRS-toUMTS solution, EDGE enables the network operator to use current
EDGE Technology
Feathers
1. Access service
The bandwidth is increased greatly. The peak transmission
EDGE Technology
Feathers
2. Network establishment
As a modulating and encoding technology, EDGE changes
allocation mode and TDMA frame structure, are the same as those of GSM.
EDGE does not change the architecture of GSM network or
GPRS network, and does not have new NEs. It only updates BSS
EDGE Technology
Feathers
EDGE Technology
Feathers
EDGE Technology
Feathers
EDGE Technology
Specifications
aspects:
Standardizes the relevant change in physical layer (the
EDGE Technology
Specifications
switching service with a rate of less than 64 kbps and the single/multiple-timeslot circuit switching service.
Phase 2: provides real-time services not included in phase
EDGE Technology
Key technologies
the same modulation quality as GMSK, considering the interference generated from adjacent channels. It enables EDGE channels to be completely integrated in the current frequency planning, and can allocate the new EDGE channel as standard GSM channel.
EDGE Technology
Key technologies
EDGE Technology
Key technologies
Channel coding
The nine MCSs of EDGE are categorized into three groups
structure includes another or being included by another, which makes it easy to realize conversion between coding rates.
EDGE Technology
Key technologies
EDGE Technology
Key technologies
Contents
EDGE Technology
Satellite Abis Technology
BER
The satellite links BER is much larger than that of the ground
link. Because of this factor and the influence of fading, the BER change is very large. On the other hand, the large delay and BER on the transmission link will cause the message throughput to drop.
Clock
The precision of the satellite Abis clock is not very good. The above problems do not occur when the ground link is used
Solution:
BTS clock
Because the precision of the clock extracted from Abis
Protocol timer
Adjust the interval of timers in some BTS/BSC protocols to
make these protocols to adapt to large delay. The LAPD timer of Abis is influenced most.
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