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STRUKTUR JARINGAN PLMN
  • Program S1 Teknik Telekomunikasi
  • Jurusan Teknik Elektro
  • STT Telkom

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History
  • Generasi pertama (1G)
  • Sistem komunikasi seluler pertama kali beroperasi
    di Norwegia pada tahun 1981 dan diikuti oleh
    sistem yang sama di US dan UK. System generasi
    pertama ini hanya mentransmisikan voice dengan
    frekuensi sekitar 900 MHz dan menggunakan
    modulasi analog
  • Generasi kedua (2G)
  • GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications)
    pertama kali digunakan di eropa pada awal tahun
    1990. GSM menyediakan layanan voice dan data yang
    terbatas. Menggunakan modulasi digital.
  • The new third generation (3G) cellular services
  • Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS)
    or IMT-2000 will sustain higher data rates still
    and opens the door to many internet style
    applications

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History
  • 1934-USA AM based First generation Analogue
    Cellular Systems
  • For public safety
  • 5000 mobiles
  • Vehicle ignition noise a major problem
  • 1935 USA Europe Asia FM based
  • Frequency bands - 800 - 900 MHz and 400 - 500
    MHz
  • 120 kHz RF bandwidth with channel spacing of 30
    kHz
  • Data rate 5 - 10 kbps
  • No of channels 400 1000, half-duplex
  • 1946- USA First Generation Public Mobile
    Telephone Service
  • Coverage distance 50 km, 60 kHz bandwidth
  • Single powerful transmitter

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History - 1st Generation (1G) Systems
  • 1960 Cellular Radio, developed by Bell Labs.
  • 1970 Cellular Mobile System (USA)
  • 1980 First Generation Analogue Cellular Systems
  • Advanced Mobile Telephone Systems (AMPS)
  • Frequency bands 800 - 900 MHz and 400 - 500 MHz
  • Channel spacing 30 kHz and no of channels 400
    -1000
  • Data rate 5 - 10 kbps
  • FM for speech, FSK for signaling, FDM

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History - 2nd Generation (2G)Systems (1991-2)
  • Systems
  • Group Special Mobile (GSM) Europe (GSM 1.8 GHz,
    and 1.9 GHz)
  • U.S. Digital Cellular (USDC) and CDMA (USDC 1.9
    GHz)
  • Digital Cordless Systems (DCS) 1.8 GHz
  • Technology TDMA, TDMA hybrid FDMA
  • Characteristics
  • Digital voice and low speed data
  • Frequency band _at_ 900 MHz, RF channel spacing 200
    kHz
  • Modulation GMSK, DPSK, Fixed frequency
    assignment
  • Speech rate 13 kbps, Speech coding, TDMA
  • High security and higher capacity,
  • Improved speech Quality of service (QoS)

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History - 3rd Generation (3G)Systems (1995 - )
  • Support Multimedia Services
  • Especially Internet Service,
  • 144kb/s (Outdoor and higher velocity ),
  • 384kb/s(from outdoor to indoor),
  • 2Mb/s (indoor)
  • Speech of QoS and other services
  • First Transitional System 2 GHz
  • 2000 - 2nd Transitional Systems 2.5 GHz
  • 2001 - 1st CDMA Network _at_ 144 k bps
  • 2002- Handover between GSM and WCDMA

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Early Mobile Systems
Layanan mobile tradisional dibangun mirip dengan
televisi broadcasting
Satu pemancar dengan daya yang besar ditempatkan
pada titik yang paling tinggi yang dapat meliputi
area dengan radius sampai dengan 50 km
  • Sistem seluler dibentuk dari jaringan telepon
    mobile dengan cara menggunakan daya pancar yang
    rendah untuk mencakup area yang lebih luas ?
    contoh area metropolitan dibagi ke dalam 100 sel
    yang berbeda dimana masing-masing sel dgn 12
    kanal

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Early Mobile Systems
  • Early Mobile Radio Systems
  • Satu pemancar dengan daya pancar yang besar
  • Area cakupan yang bagus, tetapi tidak
    memungkinkan dilakukan penggunaan ulang ( reuse)
    frekuensi yang sama (e.g., Bell Mobile System
    70 -- max 12 calls over thousand sq. Miles)

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Cellular Systems
  • Cellular Concept
  • technique of using a fixed a number of channels
    to serve an arbitrary large number of subscribers
    by reusing channels throughout the coverage area
  • high system capacity in a limited spectrum
  • many low powered transmitters (small cells)
  • each base station allocated a portion of the
    spectrum
  • neighboring base stations assigned different
    groups of channels

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Cellular Systems
  • Solves the problem of Spectral congestion and
    user capacity by means of frequency reuse
  • Offers high capacity in a limited spectrum
    allocation
  • Offers system level approach, using low power
    transmitters instead of a single, high power
    transmitter (large cell) to cover larger area.
  • A portion of the total channels available is
    allocated to each base station.
  • Neighbouring base stations are assigned different
    groups channels, in order to minimise
    interference.

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Model pola radiasi
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With the shift parameters i and j defined in the
figure, we see that the number of cells in a
cluster is given by
and the frequency reuse distance is given by 
                
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PLMN ?
Jaringan seluler atau PLMN (public land mobile
network) terdiri dari sejumlah mobile station
(MS) yang dihubungkan dengan jaringan radio ke
infrastruktur perangkat switching yang
berinterkoneksi dengan sistem lain seperti PSTN
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Perbandingan PSTN dan PLMN
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Elemen PLMN
  • Elemen PLMN terdiri dari
  • Elemen jaringan untuk user (trafik)
  • Elemen jaringan sebagai database
  • Elemen jaringan untuk tambahan jaringan pintar
    (IN)
  • Elemen jaringan untuk operasi dan pemeliharahan
    (OM)
  • Elemen jaringan untuk signaling
  • Elemen jaringan untuk transport dan transmisi
  • Note pada bab ini diberikan contoh untuk
    jaringan GSM

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Elemen Jaringan GSM
  • Network elements for (user) traffic
  • MS
  • BTS
  • BSC
  • MSC
  • Gateway MSC (GMSC)
  • Short message service centre (SMS-C)
  • Network elements as databases
  • HLR
  • VLR
  • AUC
  • EIR
  • Network elements for additional network
    intelligence
  • service control points (SCPs) and service
    switching points (SSPs)
  • Network elements for operation and maintenance
  • operations support system (OSS) and
  • a network management system (NMS).

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Elemen Jaringan GSM
  • Network elements for signalling
  • Since a GSM network utilises signaling system No.
    7 (SS7), either integrated or stand-alone signal
    transfer points (STPs) are required.
  • Network elements for transport and transmission
  • transmission over radio access,
  • plesiochronous digital hierarchy (PDH),
  • synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH) or
  • synchronous optical network (SONET) systems are
    used.

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  • OPERATION OF THE CELLULAR PHONE
  • When the mobile unit is active (i.e. when a
    mobile phone is switched on), it register with
    the appropriate BS , depending on its location,
    and its cell position is stored at the
    responsible MSC. When a call is set-up (when a
    user makes a call), the base station monitors the
    quality of the signal for the duration of the
    call, and reports that to the controlling MSC,
    which in turn makes decisions concerning the
    routing of the call.
  • When a cellular phone moves from one cell to the
    other, the BS will detect this from the signal
    power and inform the MSC of that. The MSC will
    then switch the control of the call to the BS of
    the new cell, where the phone is located. This is
    called handover . It normally takes up to 400 ms,
    which is not noticeable for voice transmission.
  • A cellular phone user can only use his/her mobile
    within the covered area of the network.
  • Roaming is the capacity of a cellular phone,
    registered on one system, to be able to enter and
    use other systems. Those other systems must be
    compatible to enable roaming (i.e. they must have
    the same type of networks).

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What happens when a cellular user turns on their
phone?
Terminal scans control channels and locks on to
strongest one. If cant find a strong enough
signal, no service With receiver turned to
strongest control channel, terminal extracts
important information from broadcast channel.
Strongest Signal
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What happens when a cellular user turns on their
phone? (cont)
On interpreting this broadcast information,
terminal turns on roaming sign, determines DCC,
paging channels, etc. Once this initialization is
complete, mobile enters idle mode. When no call
in progress, terminal monitors paging messages in
order to detect arrival of a new call.
Paging Channel (one of broadcast channels)
Page for User with MIN X
User with Mobile Identification Number (MIN) X
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What happens when a cellular user turns on their
phone? (cont)
Power consumed by radio receiver while it waits
for paging message has strong influence on
standby time of terminals battery. Terminals
can operate in sleep mode when no call in
progress. In this mode, terminal turns off its
receiver for significant fraction of time. Wakes
up for short period of time. If there is paging
message for terminal, BS schedules message to
arrive during brief wake-up interval. This is
synchronized by using a hyperframe
counter. Paging messages arrive in SPACH blocks
of superframe. Indicates assigned traffic
channels, etc.
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Masalah dalam jaringan seluler
  1. Number of Channels Per Cell
  2. Fading
  3. Co-Channel Interference
  4. Handovers
  5. Multiple access

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Masalah dalam jaringan seluler
Number of Channels Per CellWhen the number of
channels per cell is small (less transmitting
channels) base station congestion is very likely
to occur. Increasing the number of channels to
solve this problem could be a problem since the
bandwidth allocated for uplink and downlink
transmission is fixed. Therefore increasing the
channel number per cell would cause the channel
frequencies used in a cell to be re-used in a
closer cell. This increases co-channel
interference.            SolutionUse a
microcellular network since it can increase the
number of channels per cell without an increase
in co-channel interference
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Masalah dalam jaringan seluler
  • FADING
  • This is the reduction of signal power. Fading is
    caused by many factors - the most important ones
    being multipath and shielding.
  • Multipath fading is caused by the transmission of
    the signal along different paths and resulting in
    simultaneous reception. Depending of the
    amplitudes and phase of the signal, the result of
    this could be that the signals cancel each other
    completely or significant attenuation in the
    resultant signal.
  • Shielding is the absence of field strength. Most
    common causes are tunnels, hills and inside
    certain buildings

SolutionThe receiver at the BS should have an
equaliser circuit to compensate for fading.
Equaliser finds how a known transmitted signal
(transmitted with the desired signal) was
modified by multipath fading and shielding. Using
this information, an inverse filter is
constructed and the desired signal is extracted
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Masalah dalam jaringan seluler
Co-Channel InterferenceCo-channels are the
same channels (or frequencies) that are used by
different cells. To avoid this kind of
interference, it is necessary to separate the
co-channels by as great distance as possible.
But, by doing so, channel capacity will be
compromised.            SolutionHere,
microcells could be used to decrease co-channel
interference for a particular capacity wanted.
Alternatively, the Equaliser can also be used to
minimise the effect of co-channel interference on
the desired signal.
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Masalah dalam jaringan seluler
  • HandoversHandover does not pose serious
    problems in Digital Data Cellular Networks.WHY?
  • In circuit-switch networks, handover is a major
    problem, because the radio link between the MS
    and the BS which is continuously available is
    lost. During the time in which the link is lost,
    both the MS and the BS could be transmitting data
    which will be lost unless effective buffering is
    provided.In Digital Data Cellular Network
    considered, there is no continuous link between
    the MS and the BS.
  • Packets are transmitted and received by the MS
    only after the BS informs it to do so. So, the
    link between the MS and the BS only lasts for one
    time slot (time in which a packet can be
    transmitted and received). Therefore, handover
    can only cause, if any, a few packet loss and
    does not pose a serious problem.

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Masalah dalam jaringan seluler

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Teknologi Seluler
1G wireless
- Analog voice service - No data service
AMPS (Advanced Mobile Phone Service)
- Digital voice service - 9.6K to 14.4K
bit/sec. - CDMA, TDMA and PDC offer one-way
data transmissions only - Enhanced calling
features like caller ID - No always-on data
connection
CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) TDMA (Time
Division Multiple Access) GSM (Global System for
Mobile Communications) PDC (Personal Digital
Cellular)
2G wireless
- Superior voice quality - Up to 2M bit/sec. -
always-on data - Broadband data services like
video multimedia - Enhanced roaming
W-CDMA (Wide-band Code Division Multiple
Access) CDMA-2000
3G wireless
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1 G
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Block diagram of the first generation cellular
network.
  • All first generation cellular networks are based
    on analog technology and use FM modulation. An
    example of the first generation cellular
    telephone system is Advanced Mobile Phone
    Services (AMPS)
  • AMPS
  • Pioneer of cellular telecommunications
  • FDMA-based analog system
  • Low capacity of subscriber per cell
  • Unsecure
  • Phone number can be scanned and copied
  • Voice conversation is not encrypted

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2G
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Second Generation Wireless Networks
  • Second generation wireless systems employ digital
    modulation and advanced call processing
    capabilities.
  • Examples of second generation wireless systems
    include
  • Global System for Mobile (GSM),
  • IS-54 TDMA and
  • IS-95 CDMA TIA digital standards.

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GSM
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Global System for Mobile Communications
  • Beroperasi pada band frekuensi 900, 1800 atau
    1900 MHz .
  • Teknologi seluler paling populer hampir di
    seluruh negara-negara di dunia
  • TDMA-based digital system
  • 8 kali kapasitas AMPS per frequency band
  • Secure
  • Seluruh informasi yang dipertukarkan antara
    Mobile Station (MS) dan Base Station (BS)
    dienkripsi

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Architecture of the GSM network
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Elemen jaringan GSM untuk user (trafik)
  • Network elements for (user) traffic
  • MS
  • BSS terdiri dari dua buah perangkat BTS dan
    BSC
  • MSC
  • gateway MSC (GMSC)
  • Short message service centre (SMS-C)
  • IMS

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MOBILE STATION
  • The mobile station consists of the mobile
    equipment, i.e. the handset, and a smart card
    called the Subscriber Identity Module (SIM).
  • The SIM provides personal mobility, so that the
    user can have access to subscribed services
    irrespective of a specific terminal. By inserting
    the SIM card into another GSM terminal, the user
    is able to receive and make calls from that
    terminal, and receive other subscribed services.
  • The mobile equipment is uniquely identified by
    the International Mobile Equipment Identity
    (IMEI). The SIM card contains the International
    Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) used to
    identify the subscriber to the system, a secret
    key for authentication and other information.
  • The IMEI and the IMSI are independent, thereby
    allowing personal mobility.
  • The SIM card may be protected against
    unauthorized use by a password or personal
    identity number.

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Mobile station
  • Merupakan terminal transceiver
  • Diidentifikasikan dengan IMEI tertentu
  • IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity
  • MS terdiri dari
  • Mobile Equipment (ME)/HP
  • Subscriber Identification Module (SIM)

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SIM Card
  • Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) adalah sebuah
    smart card yang berisi seluruh informasi user dan
    beberapa feature dari GSM
  • Informasi yang ada berupa
  • Authentication Key Ki
  • 2 algorithma enkripsi. Yaitu algoritma
    autentikasi A3 dan A8 sebagai cipher key
  • IMSI and TMSI
  • Service tambahan
  • SIM card dilindungi oleh sebuah mekanisme
    Personal Identity Number (PIN) yang dimiliki user

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Base Transceiver Station (BTS)
  • BSS terdiri dari dua buah perangkat
  • Base Transceiver Station (BTS)
  • Base Station Controller (BSC)
  • BTS merupakan tranceiver yang mendefinisikan
    sebuah sel dan menangani hubungan link radio
    dengan MS.
  • BTS terdiri dari perangkat pemancar dan penerima,
    seperti antena dan pemroses sinyal untuk sebuah
    interface

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BTS
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Base Station Controller
  • BSC mengatur sumber radio untuk sebuah BTS atau
    lebih.
  • BSC merutekan panggilan ke MSC
  • BSC menangani radio-channel setup, frequency
    hopping, dan handover intern BSC
  • Menangani proses call control
  • Maintain database pelanggan
  • Maintains record panggilan untuk billing

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BSC
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Network Sub-system (NSS)
  • NSS terdiri dari
  • Mobile Switching Center (MSC)
  • Home Location Register (HLR)
  • Visitor Location Register (VLR)
  • Authentication Center (AuC)
  • Equipment Identity Register (EIR)

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Network Sub-system (NSS)
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Mobile Switching Center (MSC)
  • Melakukan fungsi switching dasar
  • Mengatur BSC melalui A-interface
  • Sebagai penghubung antara satu jaringan GSM
    dengan jaringan lainnya melalui Internetworking
    Function (IWF)

MSC Provides and controls mobile access to the
PSTN. Interprets the dialed number, routes and
switches call to destination number. Also manages
mobiles supplementary services. Maintains a
register of visitors operating within the
coverage area of the MSCs connected BTSs. PDSN
Packet data service node is basically a packet
router.
Mobile Switching Centre (MSC) This controls a
number of cells (or cluster), arranges base
stations and channels for the mobiles and handles
connections.
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Network elements as databases
  • Network elements as databases
  • HLR Home Location Register
  • VLR Visitor Location Register
  • AUC Authentication Center
  • EIR Equipment Identity Register

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Home Location Register (HLR)
  • HLR berisi rekaman database permanen dari
    pelanggan dan merupakan database user yang utama.
  • HLR juga berisi rekaman lengkap lokasi terkini
    dari user.

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Visitor Location Register (VLR)
  • VLR berisi database sementara dari pelanggan
  • VLR digunakan untuk pelanggan lokal dan yang
    sedang melakukan roaming.
  • VLR memiliki pertukaran data yang luas daripada
    HLR.
  • VLR diakses oleh MSC untuk setiap panggilan, dan
    MSC dihubungkan dengan VLR
  • Setiap MSC terhubung dengan sebuah VLR, tetapi
    satu VLR dapat terhubung dengan beberapa MSC

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Authentication Center (AuC)
  • Berisi parameter authentikasi pelanggan untuk
    mengakses jaringan GSM.
  • AuC berisi parameter seperti Ki, algorithma A3
    atau A8
  • AuC memproduksi tiga buah parameter autentikasi
    seperti (SRES, RAND, Kc) dan menyimpannya di
    VLR.

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Equipment Identity Register (EIR)
  • EIR merupakan register penyimpan data seluruh
    mobile stations
  • EIR berisi IMEI (international Mobile Equipment
    Identities), yang merupakan nomor seri perangkat
    tipe code tertentu
  • Mobile Equipment dibagi menjadi tiga kelompok
  • Black list
  • Grey list
  • White list
  • catatan EIR belum diterapkan di Indonesia.

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Operation Sub-system (OSS)
  • Operation dan Maintenance Jaringan
  • Pengaturan pelanggan dan tagihan
  • Pengaturan Mobile Equipment

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Interface
  • Antara BTS dan BSC dihubungkan oleh Abis
    interface
  • BTS berkomunikasi dengan MS dengan Um interface

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Konsep kanal pada GSM
  • Kanal terdiri dari dua jenis
  • Kanal fisik
  • Satu TimeSlot(TS) frameTDMA merupakan satu kanal
    fisik
  • Setiap carrier RF terdiri dari 8 TS(CH 0 7)
  • Kanal Logic
  • Kanal Trafik (TCH) dapat membawa suara atau data
    untuk layanan komunikasi. TCH dibagi dua jenis,
    full rate channel dengan Bit rate 13 Kbps dan
    half rate channel dengan kecepatan bit 6,5 Kbps
  • Kanal Kontrol digunakan untuk keperluan
    signalling
  • Kanal logik ditumpangkan pada kanal fisik

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Konsep Kanal GSM
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Traffic channels
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Control channels
  • Common channels can be accessed both by idle mode
    and dedicated mode mobiles. The common channels
    are used by idle mode mobiles to exchange the
    signaling information required to change to
    dedicated mode. Mobiles already in dedicated mode
    monitor the surrounding base stations for
    handover and other information.
  • The common channels are defined within a 51-frame
    multiframe, so that dedicated mobiles using the
    26-frame multiframe TCH structure can still
    monitor control channels.
  • The common channels include
  • Broadcast Control Channel (BCCH)
  • Continually broadcasts, on the downlink,
    information including base station identity,
    frequency allocations, and frequency-hopping
    sequences

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Control Channel
  • Frequency Correction Channel (FCCH) and
    Synchronization Channel (SCH)
  • Used to synchronize the mobile to the time slot
    structure of a cell by defining the boundaries of
    burst periods, and the time slot numbering. Every
    cell in a GSM network broadcasts exactly one FCCH
    and one SCH, which are by definition on time slot
    number 0 (within a TDMA frame)
  • Random Access Channel (RACH)
  • Slotted Aloha channel used by the mobile to
    request access to the network.
  • Paging Channel (PCH)
  • Used to alert the mobile station of an incoming
    call.
  • Access Grant Channel (AGCH)
  • Used to allocate an SDCCH to a mobile for
    signaling (in order to obtain a dedicated
    channel), following a request on the RACH

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Timing Advance Control
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Hirarki Kanal Logic GSM
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Signal Processing in GSM
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Data Service in GSM
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SPEECH CODING
  • GSM is a digital system, so speech, which is
    inherently analog, has to be digitized. The GSM
    group studied several speech coding algorithms on
    the basis of subjective speech quality and
    complexity (which is related to cost, processing
    delay and power consumption once implemented)
    before arriving at the choice of a Regular Pulse
    Excited - Linear Predictive Coder (RPE-LPC) with
    a long term predictor loop. Basically,
    information from previous samples, which does not
    change very quickly, is used to predict the
    current sample. The coefficients of the linear
    combination of the previous samples, plus an
    encoded form of the residual, the difference
    between the predicted and actual sample,
    represent the signal. Speech is divided into 20
    (ms) samples, each of which is encoded as 260
    bits, giving a total bit rate of 13kbps (kilobits
    per second). This is the so-called full-rate
    speech coding.
  • Recently, an enhanced full-rate (EFR) speech
    coding algorithm has been implemented by some
    North American GSM1900 operators. This is said to
    provide improved speech quality using the
    existing 13 kbps bit rate.

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FUTURE OF GSM
  • GSM, together with other technologies, is part of
    an evolution of wireless mobile telecommunication
    that includes
  • High-Speed Circuit-Switched Data (HSCSD),
  • General Packet Radio System (GPRS),
  • Enhanced Datarate GSM Environment (EDGE), and
  • Universal Mobile Telecommunications Service
    (UMTS).

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2.5G
  • GPRS, EDGE

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Sistem GPRS
  • Secara umum General Packet Radio Service atau
    GPRS adalah suatu teknologi yang memungkinkan
    pengiriman dan penerimaan data lebih cepat jika
    dibandingkan dengan penggunaan teknologi Circuit
    Switch Data atau CSD.
  • Jaringan GPRS merupakan jaringan terpisah dari
    jaringan GSM dan saat ini hanya digunakan untuk
    aplikasi data.
  • Komponen-komponen utama jaringan GPRS adalah
  • GGSN gerbang penghubung jaringan GSM ke jaringan
    internet
  • SGSN gerbang penghubung jaringan BSS/BTS ke
    jaringan GPRS
  • PCU komponen di level BSS yang menghubungkan
    terminal ke jaringan GPRS
  • Secara teori kecepatan pengiriman data GPRS dapat
    mencapai 115 kb/s. Namun dalam implementasinya
    sangat tergantung dari berbagai hal seperti
  • Konfigurasi dan Alokasi time slot di level
    Radio/BTS
  • Teknologi software yang digunakan
  • Dukungan ponsel
  • Ini menjelaskan mengapa pada saat-saat tertentu
    di lokasi tertentu akses GPRS terasa lambat dan
    bahkan bisa lebih lambat dari akses CSD yang
    memiliki kecepatan 9,6 kb/s

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Perbedaan GSM dengan GPRS
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Arsitektur Dasar Jaringan GPRS dalam GSM
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GPRS Architecture Network Diagram
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EDGE
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EDGE Network
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3G
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Third Generation Wireless Networks
  • The aim of third generation wireless networks is
    to provide a single system that can meet a wide
    range of applications and provide universal
    access.
  • The third generation networks will carry many
    types of information such as voice , data and
    video and serve both stationary and fixed users.
  • Some of the systems proposed for the third
    generation systems are
  • CDMA2000 which is backward compatible to systems
    based on IS 95 and
  • WCDMA which is backward compatible to GSM systems.

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Umts
UMTS technology delivers high-speed access to
information, email, multimedia content, as well
as other wireless Internet services through a
variety of personal, portable devices
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The Future of CDMA Services
The CDMA2000 family meets the marketplaces
demand for voice and data services.
HIGH DATA RATE CAPACITY
E-MAIL w/ Attachment
Live Video Broadcast
S/W Download
Video Conference
Music Download
Full Web Browsing
NON-REAL TIME
Interactive Gaming
REAL TIME
E-MAIL
Multi-Media Messaging
Location Based Services
IS-95
Transaction Based Apps
Download Ringers
Voice
SMS
LOW-MED DATA CAPACITY
Adopting technology somewhat like waiting for
computer prices to come down??
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Soal
  • Pada komunikasi seluler yang menggunakan standar
    GSM, diketahui ukuran cluster 7 dan jumlah kanal
    radio 70
  • Berapa faktor reuse?
  • Hitung jumlah kanal suara per sel
  • Jika replikasi 5 kali, berapa kapasitas sistem?
  • Jarak co-channel 41 km, berapa jari-jari sel?
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