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Ing. Raul Bruzzone

Third Generation Mobile Communication Systems Ing. Raul Bruzzone ORT University Montevideo - URUGUAY Who is participating in this Course? The participants of the Course are kindly invited to introduce themselves, expressing: Name Company, Academic Organization or Institution Department

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Ing. Raul Bruzzone

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  1. Third Generation Mobile Communication Systems Ing. Raul Bruzzone ORT University Montevideo - URUGUAY

  2. Who is participating in this Course? The participants of the Course are kindly invited to introduce themselves, expressing: • Name • Company, Academic Organization or Institution • Department • And to comment on the following question: • What I would like to receive from the Course ? Raul Bruzzone

  3. Introduction This course is a detailed technical description of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) mobile communication systems, including cdmaOne, cdma2000 and UMTS. The largest part of the course is dedicated to Third Generation Mobile Communication Systems. Raul Bruzzone

  4. Contents 1. Course Overview 2. Mobile Radio Propagation 3. Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) 4. cdmaOne (IS-95B) 5. UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network Architecture (UTRA) 6. UTRA Physical Layer 7. UTRA Communication Protocol 8. Opportunity Driven Multiple Access (ODMA) 9. cdma2000 10. Wireless Access Protocol 11. Strategic Vision of Third Generation Systems 12. Market Perspective Conclusion

  5. Reference for this Slide Date of Release of the Course Slide Number Slides Structure L2_3

  6. The Evolution of Mobile Communication

  7. Brief History of Mobile Communication Systems • 1979: AMPS is introduced in the USA • 1981: NMT is introduced in Scandinavia • 1982: CEPT creates Group Special Mobile (GSM) • 1986: Nine GSM technical proposals are presented • 1989: Digital AMPS (DAMPS) is standardized in USA • 1991: First GSM networks are launched • 1996: IS-95 CDMA is standardized in USA • 1997: 200 GSM networks, 109 countries, 44 million users • 1998: Five proposals for UMTS radio are presented • 1999: ITU-R releases IMT-2000 radio specifications Raul Bruzzone

  8. Spreading of Multimedia Services • During the 90’s, Internet became a public service with widespread consumer acceptance (More than 1 million Internet subscribers in France). • In addition to Text and Fixed Images, Internet provides audio and video. For example: • Real Audio • CuSeeMee Video Conference Raul Bruzzone

  9. Conclusions • Following the success of analog and digital mobile communication services, the next step is centered on • High-speed Wireless Internet and Multi-media Services • 3G networks are the support for this new generation of Mobile Services Raul Bruzzone

  10. Relative Characteristics of Communication Systems MOBILITY MOBILE PORTABLE FIXED DATA RATE 9.6 Kbps 2 Mbps

  11. ISDN B-ISDN Relative Characteristics of Communication Systems MOBILITY MOBILE PORTABLE FIXED DATA RATE 9.6 Kbps 2 Mbps

  12. Second Generation CORDLESS ISDN B-ISDN Relative Characteristics of Communication Systems MOBILITY MOBILE PORTABLE FIXED DATA RATE 9.6 Kbps 2 Mbps

  13. Third Generation (IMT-2000) Second Generation CORDLESS ISDN B-ISDN Relative Characteristics of Communication Systems MOBILITY MOBILE PORTABLE FIXED DATA RATE 9.6 Kbps 2 Mbps

  14. Third Generation (IMT-2000) Second Generation MBS CORDLESS WLAN ISDN B-ISDN Relative Characteristics of Communication Systems MOBILITY MOBILE PORTABLE FIXED DATA RATE 9.6 Kbps 2 Mbps

  15. End of the Introduction

  16. Coming Next ... Mobile Radio Propagation Raul Bruzzone 16

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