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Title: Introduction of Portable Internet PI Service and Development in Korea


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Introduction of Portable Internet (PI) Service
and Development in Korea
  • November. 13-14. 2003
  • APT IMT2000 FORUM

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Contents
  • Beyond 3G Evolution
  • New Paradigm for Mobile Internet Services
  • Portable Internet (PI) Service
  • PI Standard Activities in Korea
  • High-speed PI (HPI) Development in Korea

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1. Beyond 3G Evolution
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Tracks of B3G Evolution
IMT-2000 enhancement
HSDPA deploy in 2005 for the evolution of WCDMA
High Speed WLAN
WRC-2003 has assigned 455MHz B/W in 5GHz band for
WLAN service
Portable Internet
Public portable Internet service deploy
using currently assigned commercial mobile
service B/W
New Mobile Access /4G
WRC-2007 is supposed to specify the frequency
bandwidth system requirement for 4th generation
mobile communication system
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Concept of Systems Beyond 3G
IP based convergence backbone
WLAN (2.4, 5, 60GHz)
Terrestrial radio (New Mobile Access, IMT-2000
Enhancement, IMT-2000)
Portable Internet (New Mobile Access, HPI)
IP goes mobile
Mobile gets IP
IN-building
Urban
Rural
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Trends of Mobile Services
Low-speed 1x Ev-DO/DV, HSDPA
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2. New Paradigm for Mobile Internet Services
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Internet Service Evolution
  • Typical Internet Services
  • High-speed Wireline Internet Services (Cable
    Modem / ADSL / VDSL)
  • IP service in a home domain
  • 1 10Mbps(upgraded to 50Mbps)
  • Medium or Low Speed Wireless Internet Services
    (Cdma2000, WCDMA)
  • Cellular-based platform originating/termination
    call
  • Public mobile service, but expensive
  • 144/384 Kbps (1x, wcdma), 2.4/10Mbps (Ev-DO,
    HSDPA)
  • High-speed Wireless Internet Service(IEEE 802.11
    series, Private Services)
  • IP service in a local or private area
  • Maximum 54Mbps
  • Demand on a High-speed Portable Internet (PI)
    Service
  • High-speed data, Low-cost, Portable(Low-mobility)
    Service
  • Easy service connectivity.
  • Wireline and wireless network convergence.
  • Multimedia services.

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PI Service Class
  • Interactive Service Best-efforts
  • Web Browsing, Interactive Game, etc.
  • Streaming service(rtPS Real Time Poling
    Service)
  • VoD, MPEG, etc.
  • Back Ground service(nrtPS Non Real Time Poling
    Service)
  • FTP, E-MAIL, SMS, multicast/broadcast, MMS, Push
    etc.
  • Real Time Service(UGS Unsolicited Grant
    Service)
  • VoIP

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PI System Requirement
  • Lower service cost
  • Maximize cell average throughput
  • Maximize number of active users
  • High-speed data transmission
  • 2Mbps per users for multimedia services
  • Maximize modulation efficiency 50Mbps / 10MHz
  • Higher service quality
  • Seamless access
  • Full coverage handover
  • Accommodate multimedia traffic
  • Connection oriented, bandwidth allocation
  • Accommodate high burst traffic
  • Dynamic bandwidth allocation mechanism
  • Security
  • Authentication, ciphering

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Pi Service Characteristics
  • High throughput, low cost, easy connectivity
  • W-LAN
  • Seamless access, mobility, QoS, security
  • Cellular

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3. Portable Internet Service
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Portable Internet Service Concept
  • Portable Internet Service ?
  • Easy connectivity anywhere and anytime internet
    access
  • High-speed Data comparable to high-speed
    wireline internet
  • Low mobility nomadic user
  • Terminal notebook, handheld PC, PDA, smart
    phone, etc.

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Portable Internet Service Characteristics
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Portable Internet Positioning
High-speed PI A Bridgehead for the Wireless
Future
Mbps
100
ISM-WLAN
Bandwidth
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2.3GHz-portable Internet
PI
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IMT-2000 (3G)
cellular
0.1
vehicular
stationary
pedestrian
stationary
pedestrian
Coverage /mobility
indoor
outdoor
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4. PI Standard Activities in Korea
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2.3 GHz Frequency Plan
  • Background
  • Market Saturation (as of 2002. 12)
  • 32 Million Cellular Subscribers
  • 26 Million Wireline Internet Subscribers
  • User Demand
  • Fast, Cheap and Mobile Internet
  • Frequency Re-planning for PI Service
  • Government assigns 100 MHz in 2.3 GHz band (Feb.
    2002)
  • Application Portable Internet
  • High-speed, Mobile, Wireless Internet
    Connection
  • Promote Single Standard

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TTA Standard Group for Portable Internet
  • Organize Dedicated Project Group in Technical
    Assembly (TA)
  • for Portable Internet
  • 2.3 GHz Portable Internet Project Group (PG05)
  • IPR Ad-hoc Group(PH05.01)
  • International Cooperation Ad-hoc Group(PH05.02)
  • Radio Access Working Group(WG05.01)
  • Service and Network Working Group(WG05.02)
  • Milestone
  • 2003 2Q Organize PG05 in TTA
  • 2003 3Q Service and System Requirement
  • 2003 4Q Baseline Proposal
  • 2004 1Q Draft Standard
  • 2004 2Q TTA Standard

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5. HPI Development in Korea
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HPI Joint Project
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Organization and Role Playing
Joint Research
Standardization Activity
Technology Exchange
Commission Research
Joint Research
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System Requirements Summary
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HPI System Configuration
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HPI Terminals
  • HPI AT Terminals

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HPI Physical Layer Specification
  • Frequency Band 2.300GHz 2.400GHz
  • Channel Bandwidth 10MHz
  • Multiple Access OFDMA-TDD
  • Modulation QPSK, (8PSK), 16QAM, 64QAM
  • Channel Coding CTC (Convolution Turbo Code)
  • Frame Length 5msec
  • Maximum Data Rate 30Mbps (without SA/MIMO)
  • 50Mbps (with SA/MIMO)
  • AP Synchronization GPS
  • Cell Coverage Urban 1Km
  • Suburban 5Km

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HPI Interface Reference Model
  • Ah AP-PAR Interface Reference Point
  • Ph PAR-PAR Interface Reference Point
  • Ih PAR-INTERNET Interface Reference Point
  • PAR-HA, PAR-AAA
  • Uh AT-AP Interface Reference Point

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HPI Service Scenario
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System Engineering Example
  • Cell coverage with different modulation(Link
    budget calculation)
  • AP channel average power (EIRP) 39dBm
  • AT channel average power (EIRP) 22dBm

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