GSM and Similar Architectures Lesson 07 GSM Radio Interface, Data bursts and Interleaving



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GSM and Similar Architectures Lesson 07 GSM Radio Interface, Data bursts and Interleaving 1

Space Division Multiple Access of the signals from the MSs A BTS with n directed antennae covers mobile stations in n cells Each cell defines a space 2

Space Division Multiple Access of the signals from the MSs A given BTS j covers the i th cell and the cell is presently covering k mobile stations, MS1, MS2,, MSk k can vary with time MS can always change its location and move into another cell) 3

Uplink and downlink capacities of GSM network channels Enhances using SDMA as this allows serving multiple users in the same frequency but in distinct time slots 4

Frequency Division Multiple Access Dividing the allotted or available bandwidth into different frequency channels for communication by multiple sources (sets of MTs) 5

Radio-carrier channels A set of maximum 124 radio-carrier channels each of 200 khz can be used in GSM 900 downlink channel (MSC to BSC, BSC to BTS, and BTS to MS) 124 in the uplink channel (MS to BTS, BTS to BSC, and BSC to MSC) 6

Radio-carrier channels The 124 slots in GSM 900 in the uplink frequency range ch1: 890.1 MHz ± 100 khz, ch2: 890.3 MHz ± 100 khz, and so on till ch124: 914.9 MHz ± 100 khz Downlink frequency slots ch1: 935.1 MHz ± 100 khz, ch2: 935.3 MHz ± 100 khz and the last frequency is ch124: 959.9 MHz ± 100 khz 7

Guard band GSM 900 system permits a guard band of 50 khz at the lowest frequency end and a guard band of 50 khz at highest frequency band Thus Actual frequency band for the 890.1 MHz ± 100 khz ch1 is 890.1 MHz ± 50 khz The guard bands guard against frequency drifts in radio carriers 8

Channels allotted at a given instant to a BTS Maximum 10 The mobile service provider reserves one channel per BTS for transmission to MS or BSC 9

Total number of channels assigned to a BTS is 11 A GSM system station is permitted use the ch2 to ch123 only 122 channels are available in GSM 900 Total number of reserve channels can be 32 for the data transmission of mobile service provider 10

BTSs All the BTSs taken together can communicate over 90 channels (ch0,, ch89) available in GSM band 11

Data Frame in a Channel Each channel transmits data frames of 4.615 ms (8 time-slots) each 12

Data Frame in a Channel The frequency-slot for each channel is 200 khz A set of maximum 8 MSs (out of l MSs) can be assigned (by BTS j ) a radio carrier channel frequency for uplink Downlink frequency is greater than the uplink frequency of a radio-carrier channel by 45 MHz 13

A Cell i formed by SDMA with two radio-carrier channels ch m and ch n 14

TDMA and FDMA both in GSM system Cell i with two radio-carrier channels ch m and ch n using FDMA (Up to 124 permitted) Each MS in each channel transmitting bursts in 577 µs time-slots using TDMA 15

TDMA in a radio-carrier channel ch m A set of maximum 8 MSs out of l MS s can be assigned a radio carrier channel by a BTS j using FDMA Transmits in distinct time slots SL0, SL1,, SL7, each of 577 µs An MS uses one of the 8 distinct time slots in a given channel 16

Data bursts in a data frame A set of data bits in an SL A set of 8 data bursts defines a data frame Each frame uses different channel (radio carrier frequency) 17

Example of three mobile stations, MS1, MS2, and MS3 Assume B1, B2, and B3 the data bursts of MS1, MS2, and MS3, respectively) Using the same radio-carrier channel ch m Assume B1 assigned SL0 B2 assigned SL1, SL4, and SL7 B3 assigned SL2 and SL6 18

Data frame At an instant, a data frame can have bursts B1, B2, B3, X, B2, B3, X, B2 transmitted in 8 time slots SL0 SL7, respectively X represents unassigned slots for access by either BTS j or other MSs that are using the same radio carrier channel 19

Time for data burst and frame Since an SL = 577 µs, data burst period = 577 µs Each data frame transmits in 8 577 µs = 4.615 ms 20

Half Duplex Transmission The transceiver of a mobile device can function in half duplex mode when the uplink time slot t u and downlink time slot t d are assigned separately by a BTS tu td is constant = 3 577 µs 21

Frequency Hopping in Data Frames Specific frequency values result in signal fading at an instant Do not provide expected signal strengths A data frame frequency channel assigned to an MS by the BTS can be changed (hop) these select frequencies at a certain rate according to a predetermined sequence 22

Frequency Hopping This helps in ensuring better signal quality for most of the period GSM hopping rates are 207.6 hop/s 23

Delays in Data burst during transmission Variable delays during transmission the reflected signals take different amounts of time Original signals reconstructed using a digital signal processor (DSP) The DSP spends computational time in processing the signals 24

Format of a Data Burst Guard space in time slot At the beginning and end of every data burst of 577 µs, a guard spaces of 15.25 µs (equal to 4.125 bit transmission time interval) each reserved to account for delays in the reflected signal and computational time 25

Format of a 577 µs TDMA burst The effective transmission time for the data bits is, therefore, [577 (2 15.25)] = 546.5 µs 148 bits transmitted in 546.5 µs Data transmission rate = (8 148) bits/4.615 ms = 256.555 kbps Transmission by GMSK modulation and at 256.555 kbps (3.898 µs/bit) 26

Division among 148 bits Six bits, 3 at the head (H) and 3 at the tail (T) [called tail bits (TB)] At H, bits 000 At T, bits = 000 27

Division among 142 26 bits in the middle of the burst are transmitted as training (TR) bits The TR bits enable the receiver to (a) synchronize using H, TR, and T bits and (b) select the strong components of the signals Direct path or wide reflection angle signals are the strongest ones as they travel the least distance between the transmitter and the receiver 28

Division among (142 26)/2 = 58 bits each after H and before T Data in the burst can be of two kinds MS data or mobile-service NSS control data On either side of the TR bits, an S bit can be placed to specify whether the source is the MS or NSS control data Meaningful data bits are 57 after H and 57 before T 29

Division among 57 bits each between H and TR, and TR and T Assuming that only one time slot used in a data frame of 8 slots when transmitting voice and assuming that the only data bursts are voice data bursts Total 114 bits (57 + 57) for the user data in a data burst (timeslot) Total number of bits per second = 114/4.615 bit/ms = 24.7 kbps 30

User and Other than user slots 12 slots for user data User data followed by one slot for control signals data The voice data (user data) rates 24.7 kbps but 12/13 24.7 kbps = 22.8 kbps 31

User and Other than user slots Additional slots required for the frequency correction and synchronization bursts The control data slot is replaced by an empty slot X in every alternate set of 13 frames 32

Traffic multiframe Total 26 data frames in one in which there are one control data, one empty, and 24 user data frames Traffic multiframes transmit TCH, FACCH, and SACCH data (Next lesson) 33

Control channel capacity Within a traffic multiframe one control channel Capacity = (1 26) 24.7 kbps = 950 bps 34

Traffic multiframe Transmits in 26 4.615 ms = 120 ms interval 35

Interleaving in a Traffic Multiframe Interleaving means inserting in-between The packets, each consisting of 456 bits in a 20 ms time slot, are interleaved in a traffic multiframe for voice traffic 36

Example Assume two MSs, MS i and MS j multiplexed in TDMA slots There are 57 bits after H and 57 bits before T in the data bursts TCH/F (traffic channel full rate) transmission rate = 22.8 kbps Therefore, there are 456 (= 8 57) bits per 20 ms in voice traffic from two MSs 37

Example When 20 ms packets of MS i and MS j interleave, then all the 57 bit time-slots after H in each data burst are used by MS i and all the 57 bits before T in each data burst are used by MS j Interleaving distributes the effects of channel characteristics variations with time on multiple MSs 38

Summary Space division multiplexing to increase user capacities, FDMA to provide 124 uplink and 124 down link channels and TDMA in 8 time slots of each = 577µs Guard space between radio carrier channels Each slot carrying a data burst Data frame has 8 data bursts of 4.6 ms 39

Summary Guard interval in each time slot to account for delays in reflected signals 3 H bits, 3 T bits, 26 TR bits, 1 S bit and total 57 after H and 57 before T for user data After 12 user slots one control data slot or empty slot in traffic multiframe of 26 frames in 120 ms 40

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