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Telcom
Telcom
2720 Cellular and Wireless
2720 Cellular and Wireless
Networks
Networks
David Tipper
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Telecommunications Program
University of Pittsburgh
http://www.sis.pitt.edu/~dtipper/2720.html
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Telcom 2720
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Course Goals
• Provide students a understanding of the
structure, system aspects and protocols
of cellular and wireless networks. The
focus in on the generations of cellular
networks, WMANs, WLANs, and WPANs.
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Page 1 - Course Goals

1TelcomTelcom2720 Cellular and Wireless 2720 Cellular and Wireless NetworksNetworksDavid TipperAssociate ProfessorAssociate ProfessorTelecommunicati

Page 2 - Course Outline

10Telcom 2720 19Cellular Network ArchitecturePublic Switched Telephone NetworkBSCBSCMSC MSCGMSCHLRWired or Backhaul networkWireless (radio)partVLRVLRA

Page 3 - Mobile vs. Wireless

11Telcom 2720 21Cell Phone MarketCell Phone Market• Stratification of market• Teenage• Safety/children• Business – low end• Business – high end• Fam

Page 4 - Mobility Issues

12Telcom 2720 23Handset Market• Top Ten Phones in US during 1/01-10/30/07– Motorola RAZR V3 – Motorola RAZR V3m – LG VX8300 – Apple iPhone– LG Chocola

Page 5 - Mobile Devices

13Telcom 2720 25Base StationsBase Stations• Base Transceiver Station (BTS) - houses radio units Telcom 2720 26Base Station ControllerBase Station Cont

Page 6 - Wireless Networks

14Telcom 2720 27Mobile Switching CenterMobile Switching Center• Mobile Switching Center (MSC) (MTSO) – Provides switching functions , coordinates loca

Page 7 - Radio Frequency Bands

15Telcom 2720 29WWANs• Over 3500 Satellites in use today - industry overall revenues of $2.3 billion in 2004• Telecommunications– global telephone con

Page 8 - Frequency Allocations

16Telcom 2720 31Satellite Basics• Components• Earth (ground) Stations – antenna systems on or near earth• Uplink – transmission from an earth station

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17Telcom 2720 33Satellite Classification• Can Characterize Satellites on variety of Factors• Frequency: – Spectrum •Orbit:– Height: (GEO, HEO, MEO,

Page 10 - Cellular Network Architecture

18Telcom 2720 35Wireless MANs• Wireless Metropolitan Area Networks (WMANs) : provide wireless connectivity across a geographical area the size of a ci

Page 11 - 2.5/3G/WLAN Mobile Devices

19Telcom 2720 37IEEE 802.16 /WiMAX Standard• Characteristics of 802.16– Point to Multipoint (PMP) and Mesh protocol– NLOS wireless broadband services

Page 12 - Base Stations

2Telcom 2720 3Text and Grading• Text: Mobile Communications 2ndedition, Jochen Schiller, Addison Wesley• Principles of Wireless Networks A Unified Ap

Page 13 - Base Station Controller

20Telcom 2720 39WiMax Applications• According to WiMax Forum it supports 5 classes of applications:1. Multi-player Interactive Gaming.2. VOIP and Vide

Page 14 - Mobile Switching Center

21Telcom 2720 41Wireless Fidelity standards for InteroperabilityComponents: access points, antennas, mobile stations- 300 manufacturers- www.wirelesse

Page 15 - • Satellites

22Telcom 2720 43WLAN Topologiesad-hoc based architectureBSS 1BSS 2BSS 3AP 1AP 2AP 3WT 1WT 2WT 3WT 4WT 5ESSWired-distribution networkBasic Service Area

Page 16 - Typical Satellite System

23Telcom 2720 45Applications of WPANs(a)(a)(b)(b)(c)(c)PSTN or the InternetPSTN or the InternetCable ReplacementAd hoc connectivityAccess to wired net

Page 17 - Satellite Classification

24Telcom 2720 47Evolving ApplicationsEvolving Applications••Focus on data based services and value added Focus on data based services and value added

Page 18 - Wireless MANs

25Telcom 2720 49Sample Multimodal Applications• Travel information– Make request via voice– Receive response in text•Directions– Make request via voic

Page 19 - WiMAX Architecture

26Telcom 2720 51Asset Location• Deploy WLAN in hospital• Equipment given LAN ID tags• Query to find.Telcom 2720 52Enablers• Wireless network developme

Page 20 - WiMax Applications

27Telcom 2720 53Safety of Mobile Communication SystemsTelcom 2720 54••Concern about safety of mobile devices: Concern about safety of mobile devices:

Page 21 - IEEE 802.11 Terminology

28Telcom 2720 55••Gas Station ExplosionsGas Station Explosions– No evidence other than distraction factor••Air Plane CrashesAir Plane Crashes– Some in

Page 22 - WLAN Topologies

29Telcom 2720 57••General Facts:General Facts:– Mobile communication devices - low levels of radio frequency (RF) energy (max 5 W)– RF band produces n

Page 23 - Example Network Architecture

3Telcom 2720 5Course Outline• 2.5G Cellular: Wireless Data Services – GPRS, Edge– cdma2000 1x-rtt• 3G Cellular:– Structure, protocols and advance

Page 24 - Evolving Applications

30Telcom 2720 59Typical RF Radiation Patternenergy distribution in a human head from a cellular handset radiating 600 mW at 835 MHz.•SAR data posted

Page 25 - Example Application

31Telcom 2720 61• Studies thus far show little health risk– Long term effects unknown– Non-toxicological effects need study• Developmental effects unk

Page 26 - Enablers

4Telcom 2720 7Wireless IssuesWireless Issues••Wireless link implicationsWireless link implications– communications channel is the air• poor quality:

Page 27 - Communication Systems

5Telcom 2720 9Device Issues• Mobile Device Issues– Portability • Device and accessories size and weight – Usability• User characteristics (size, dexte

Page 28 - Indirect Health Effects

6Telcom 2720 11Wireless NetworksWireless Networks– Wireless Wide Area Networks (WWANs)• Cellular Networks :– GSM, cdmaone (IS-95), UMTS, cdma2000 EVDO

Page 29 - Direct Health Effects

7Telcom 2720 13Frequencies for Communication• Frequency and wavelength: λ = c/f• Wavelength λ, speed of light c ≅ 3x108m/s, frequency f in Hz• VLF = V

Page 30 - Typical RF Radiation Pattern

8Telcom 2720 15Licensed Vs. UnlicensedMore worldwide optionsHigher barriers for entranceCoverage and quality inconsistentBetter coverage and qualityFa

Page 31 - • Health issues

9Telcom 2720 17••Mobile phone systemsMobile phone systems– Support communication to mobile users via wireless radio channel– Fastest growing technic

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