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WR_BT01_E1_1 3G Overview

ZTE University

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Objectives

•  At the end of this course, you will be able to:

 – Understand evolution of mobile

communications – Master UMTS Features and 3G frequency

allocation

 – Master WCDMA Standard Evolution

 – Understand ZTE WCDMA Features

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Content

Evolution of Mobile Communication

Standardization Organizations of 3G

WCDMA Development and Evolution

ZTE WCDMA Features

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Basic Concepts of Communication----

Mobile Communication

Mobile communication is the communicationbetween mobile bodies or that between mobile body

and fixed body. Mobile communication has some

features compared with fixed communication:

Mobility, keep communicating in the mobile state.

Complicated radio propagation conditions.

Heavy noise and interference.

Complicated system and network structure.

Efficiency utilization of bandwidth and good

performance of system are needed.

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Basic Concepts of Communication----

Multiple Access

Why Multiple Access?

Increased capacity: serve more users

Reduced capital requirements sincefewer media can carry the traffic

Decreased per-user expense

Types of Transmission Medium:

Twisted pair 

Coaxial cable

Fiber optic cable

 Air interface (radio signals)

Each pair of users enjoys adedicated, private circuit

through the transmission

medium, unaware that the

other users exist. 

Multiple Access: Simultaneous private use of a transmission mediumby multiple, independent users.

Transmission

Medium

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Basic Concepts of Communication----

Multiple Access

FDMA-- Frequency Division Multiple Access

Each user on a different frequency

 A channel is a frequency

TDMA-- Time Division Multiple Access

Each user on a different window period

in time (which is called ―time-slot‖) 

 A channel is a specific time slot on a specificfrequency

CDMA-- Code Division Multiple Access

 A channel is a unique code pattern

Each user uses the same frequency all the time,but mixed with different distinguishing codepatterns

Power

Power

Power

FDMA

TDMA

CDMA

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TDD 

D U D D D D DD

FDD

D D D D D DD

U

UUplink

DDownlink Unused 

Basic Concepts of Communication---- Duplex

Why Duplex?

Separate Uplink and Downlink signals

Make sure the transmission to each endcan be fulfilled at the same time

Time Division Duplex (TDD)

Uplink and Downlink share the samefrequency

Frequency Division Duplex (FDD)

Uplink and Downlink use respectivefrequencies to fulfill the transmission 

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Evolution of Mobile Communications

Mobile communications existed half a century ago,but it was in the 1980‘s that it was really developed.

The main goal of mobile communications is to

realize communication among any objects at anytime, and in any place.

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Evolution of Mobile Communications

Public Land mobile communications system (PLMN)has gone through 3 stages:

1. First Generation ----Analog Mobile Telephone

System

2. Second Generation----Digital MobileCommunications System

3. Third Generation----IMT-2000

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1G --Analog Mobile Telephone System

1. The first generation mobile communications—— Analog cellular mobile communications

1) Features:

frequency division multiple access (FDMA)

analog signal narrow band

2) Representative Systems:

North- American‘s AMPS 

Britain‘s TACS 

North European‘s NMT-450/900

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2G --Digital Mobile Telephone System

2. The second generation mobile communications—— Digital cellular mobile communication

1) Features:

time division multiple access (TDMA)

narrow code division multiple access (N-CDMA) digital signal

narrow band

2)Representative Systems:

pan-European GSM

 American D-AMPS

 American N-CDMA(CDMA IS-95)

Japan‘s PDC 

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3G -- IMT-2000 (UMTS)

3. The third generation mobile communications—— Universal Mobile Telecommunication System

IMT-2000 (UMTS)

1) Features:

code division multiple access (CDMA) digital signal

broadband

2) Meaning of ‗2000‘ :

frequency spectrum around 2000MHz

data rate up to 2000kbps

putting into business about year 2000

3) Representative Systems:

WCDMA CDMA2000 TD-SCDMA

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Why we use 3G?

Limited frequency resource: Present frequency cannot satisfy the need of mobile

communication‘s development. 

The frequency efficiency of 2G is lower than that of 

3G.

Need of mobile multi-media:

Mobile data service will be the necessary product

of the combination of mobile communication and

Internet.

The feature of 3G is the transmission capability of 

providing data service in high rate.

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Multiple Services

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The Goal of 3G

Higher transmit rate Rich and colorful service

Good voice quality

Larger capacity

Lower cost Good secret performance

High frequency efficiency

Easy to transition from 2G

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Data Rate of IMT-2000

Voice 4.75Kb/s -- 12.2Kb/s

Data

Fast mobile environment- 144Kb/s

From outdoor to indoor or walking - 384Kb/s

indoors- 2Mb/s

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Content

Evolution of Mobile Communication

Standardization Organizations of 3G

WCDMA Development and Evolution

ZTE WCDMA Features

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IMT-FT

IMT-2000 

FDMA/TD 

MA

IMT-SC

IMT-2000 

TDMA SC 

UWC-136 E-DECT

IS-136 DECT

IMT-DS

CDMA DS 

IMT-MC

CDMA MC 

IMT-TD

CDMA TDD 

WCDMA TD-SCDMA

UMTS TDD

CDMA 2000

UMTS FDD

3G Radio Transmit Technology Standard

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ITU

Standardization Organizations of 3G

Japan Korea China American Europe American

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3GPP in the World

3GPP - Third Generation Partnership

Project 

ARIB - Association of Radio Industries

and Businesses

CWTS - China Wireless

Telecommunication Standard group

ETSI - European Telecommunications

Standards InstituteT1 - Standards Committee T1

TelecommunicationsTTA - Telecommunications Technology AssociationTTC - Telecommunication TechnologyCommitteeGSM - Global System for MobileCommunicationsUMTS - Universal MobileTelecommunications System

IETF - Internet Engineering Task ForceITU-R - InternationalTelecommunication Union -RadiocommunicationITU-T - InternationalTelecommunication Union -Telecommunication Standardization

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3G Frequency Band Allocation

1755 1785 1850 1880 1900 1920 1980 2010 2025 2110 2170 2300 2400

DECT TDD FDD-U MBB TDD NULL FDD-D

20 20 60 30 15 85 60

NULL TDD FDD-U SAT TDD NULL FDD-D

20 20 60 30 15 85 60

FDD-D TDD TDD FDD-U SAT TDD NULL FDD-D TDDFDD-U

20 20 60 30 15 85 60 1003030

ITU

Europe/Japan

China

3G Core Band

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Content

Evolution of Mobile Communication

Standardization Organizations of 3G

WCDMA Development and Evolution

ZTE WCDMA Features

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WCDMA Standard Evolution

HSUPA introduced MBMS

Iu interface

introduced

Max. data rate:

2Mbps

R99

R4

R5

R6

2000.3 2001.3 2002.6 Function freezing time

Control and bearing

separating

 Alreadycommercialized

Multimedia domain

(IMS) introduced

HSDPA introduced

DL : 384Kbps

UL : 384Kbps

DL : 2Mbps UL : 384Kbps

DL :

14.4Mbps

UL : 384Kbps

DL :14.4Mbps

UL :

5.72Mbps

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WCDMA subscribers forecast

Informal forecast (reference from GSA): in 3 years, WCDMA subs. will reach

500 million. There into, there will be 300 million in Europe, 150 million in Asia

Pacific and 50 million in Africa/Americas/Middle East

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WCDMA and HSPA Deployments

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Content

Evolution of Mobile Communication

Standardization Organizations of 3G

WCDMA Development and Evolution

ZTE WCDMA Features

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ZTE 3G Total Solution

RRU

Indoor MacroNode B

Outdoor Macro NodeB

Indoor Micro

Node B

Outdoor MicroNode B

PicoNode B

UTRANRNC

RRU

Base Band Pool

RRU RRU

RRU

MSC

Server 

MGW

HLR

SGSN

GGSN

Core Network

SS7

Sigtran

Internet

WAP Gateway

GSM/GPRSBSS

PSTN/ISDN

ServiceGateway

Management Platform

SCP

ServicePortal

Service Platform

Service

Platform

RNC

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HSDPA/GSM/WCDMA Commercial system based

on R99/R4/R5, one-stop

end to end solution

Commercial deployment in

global market

CDMA 2000

NGN产品 

NGN

Top 1 brand in China

Global footprint

The exclusive vendor of  world’s 

largest NGN for China Telecom.

TD-SCDMA Full series of commercial system

Leading solution with maturity

and capability

50%+ market share in China

Top 1 brand in China

Deployed in over  60 countries,

over  80M lines, 22000 macro

BTS and 8000 micro BTS and

RRU

Unified V3 IP

Platform

Competitive 3G Solution Provider 

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GSM/GPRS: used in over 35 countries, total capacity more than 70 million lines

CDMA2000: used in over 60 countries, total capacity more than 50 million lines

WCDMA: used in over 20 countries

ZTEZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

NIGERIAETHIOPIA

NIGER

CONGO

ZAMBIA

SOMALIA

TAJIKISTAN

PAKISTAN

EAST TIMOR

RUSSIAZTE

ZTE

ZTE

CHILE

CHINA

UZBEKISTAN

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

PERU

ZTE

ZTEALGERIA

ZTEBRAZIL 

ZTE

EGYPT

ZTE

GEORGIA

ZTE INDIA

ZTEINDONESIA

ZTE

KAZAKHSTAN

ZTE

KENYA

KUWAIT

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTEZTE

ZTE

VIETNAM

ZTESAUDI

ARABIA

ZTEUKRAINE

ZTEZTE

ZTE

NORWAY

ZTE

ARGENTINA

ZTE

COLOMBIABENIN

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTESri Lanka

ZTE

ZTE

GSM

CDMA

ZTE UMTS

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE

ZTE Mobile Networks Reference

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ZTE

Country Operator Network Mode

Libya Libyana GSM/WCDMA

Tajikistan Indigo GSM/WCDMA

Estonia Bravocom WCDMA

Ethiopia ETC GSM/WCDMA

Nepal NTC GSM/WCDMA

…  …  … 

ZTE‘s WCDMA commercial system has

successfully launched on nearly 20 countriesincluding Libya, Tunis, Estonia, Ethiopia, Nepal,

Tajikistan. In the expansion of oversea market,

with ZTE‘s V3 series commercial system, we

successfully set up the solo network, 2G/3G hybrid

network and various network constructions on the

basis of R99 or R4 version.

ZTE’s WCDMA

Worldwide Application, world-class Quality

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Libya Large Scale Commercial Application

PhaseⅠ: 1.8 Million line GSM/WCDMA core network,

adopted ZTE‘s WCDMA V3 platforms, finished at the end

of 2005. 

PhaseⅡ: 1 million line WCDMA, covering the Capital,

Tripoli and the other 14 main cities, can serve 90% of the

population in Libya. 

Fast growth of subscriber: The number of subscribers

broke through 300,000 at the end of 2006. 

Network Scale

R4 architecture; GSM and WCDMA hybrid network;

support 2G/3G handover and roaming

Both Pre-paid and Post-paid are available

Thousands of dual mode mobile subscribers can

smoothly migrate to 3G network

Within 3 months, finished the construction and

optimization of 1 M lines 3G network

HSDPA in scale application, smoothly evolve to

HSPA+

Speciality

one of the few profitable

WCDMA large Scale networks

Libya 

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ZTE built up the commercial WCDMA network in

the capital Dushanbe and the second largest

city Khujand. 3G Subscriber can easily roambetween the two cities and inter-work with the

2G or fixed line network.

2G and 3G share the same core network with

150,000 capacity.

ZXWNMSC Server 

ZXWN MGW

ZXWN SGSN

ZXWN GGSN(10k)

ZXWN HLR

PSTN

Link

Traffic

Data Link

Dushanbe

KhujandZXWR Node B

ZXWR RNC

ZXWR Node B

Existing GSMMSC

Internet

Tajikistan

The Largest WCDMA Application in Middle Asia

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NTC(Nepal Telecom)is the only one operator in Nepal that

offer a full service of fixed telephone, broadband, mobile

services and etc.

750,000 lines of NTC‘s GSM network is provided by ZTE,

which covers Katmandu, the capital of Nepal and the number 

of the subscribers is more than 250,000. 

The same PLMN networking mode, cell re-selection achieves 2G/3G

roaming.

High speed data rate service is available for visitors. 

UTRAN: 100,000 WCDMA subscribers, covering 90% area of the

capital

CN: 200,000 lines all based on R4

Network scale

Network Features

Nepal

First WCDMA application in Southern Asia

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Brunei

Excellent KPI Network

In Oct.31, 2005, ZTE‘s WCDMA network at Brunei successfully passed the DST‘s radio

performance and service test. It began to offer wholly 3G service and achieve 2G/3G access.

With only half of the schedule, ZTE finished the network construction and optimization, DST

highly commented ZTE‘s efficiency in network construction ―…we are very satisfied with the

speed and the good quality.‖ 

ZTE achieved the theoretical maximum value in the online single cell test.

Brunei, is the third biggest oil product country

in southeast-asia and the fourth biggest natural

gas product country in the world.

DST, is the biggest mobile operator in Brunei

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Tunis

Widely Recognized in High Value

ZTE gave a great and complete

support to the communication

system of the WSIS.

In this summit, the government

leaders, guests and visitors of 

more than 70 countries enjoyed

the good services in voice, data

and multimedia by WCDMA

network which was constructed by

ZTE.

Tunis ia 

The World Summit on the Information

Society (WSIS) was convened in Tunisia

during Nov.16th  – 18th, 2005

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ZTE WCDMA Latest Applications

For TM and Dialog, ZTE got

UMTS contract in Sri Lanka

in Apr 2007.

 As to Etisalat, ZTE UMTS

products have been deployed

near Abu for commercial trial

in Nov 2006.

In Ethiopia, ZTE got a 15

million lines GSM/UMTS

contract in Mar 2007, and will

be the sole vender of thewhole network in future 3

years.

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