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3G Overview

ZTE University

TD&W&PCS BSS Course Team

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Course Objectives

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

Understand evolution of mobile communications

Master 3G frequency allocation

Master 3G mode comparison

Understand ZTE WCDMA Features

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Content

Evolution of Mobile Communications

Standardization Organizations of 3G

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

ZTE WCDMA Features

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1G(Analog)

NMT

AMPS

TACS

3G(Wideband)

IMT-2000

2G(Digital)

GSM900/1800/1900

CDMA IS-95

TDMA IS-136

PDC

Evolution of Mobile Communications

Evolution of Mobile Communications

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Frequency Division Multiplex Access Technology

• Each carrier frequency equals one traffic channel

• Voice is transmitted continuously in time domain

US

ER

1 US

ER

2 US

ER

3

Time

Frequency

FDMA

Evolution of Mobile Communications

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• Increase frequency spectrum efficiency• Voice is transmitted uncontinuously in time domain• System synchronous is very important

USER1

USER2

USER3

Frequency

Time

TDMA

Evolution of Mobile Communications

Time Division Multiplex Access Technology

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• Large capacity• High voice quality• Soft hand-over

USER2

USER3

USER1

Frequency

Time

Code

CDMA

Evolution of Mobile Communications

Code Division Multiplex Access Technology

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Duplex Mode

Downlink

Uplink

5 MHz channelFDD mode

Fq. 1

Fq. 2

Uplink and Downlink

5 MHz channel

. .. . ..

TDD mode

Evolution of Mobile Communications

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Multiple Services

Evolution of Mobile Communications

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Birth of IMT2000

1985, FPLMTS being put forward

FPLMTS: Future Public Land Mobile Telecommunication System

1996, renamed by IMT-2000

IMT2000: International Mobile Telecommunication 2000

Meaning of ‘2000’

frequency spectrum around 2000MHz

putting into business about 2002

data rate up to 2000kbps

Frequency Range

1992,WRC-92,230MHz

1885-2025MHz(uplink),2110-2200MHz(downlink)

May,2000, WRC-2000, spread frequency range

806-960MHz,1710-1885MHz & 2500-2690MHz

Evolution of Mobile Communications

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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

Max rate up to 2Mb/s

Easy to transition from 2G

Evolution of Mobile Communications

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Content

Evolution of Mobile Communications

Standardization Organizations of 3G

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

ZTE WCDMA Features

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Roadmap to 3G

Standardization Organizations of 3G

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Family Conception

3G

standards

CN based on MAP

TD-SCDMA

CN based on MAP

CDMA2000

CN based on ANSI-41

CDMA is the main technology of 3G

WCDMA

Standardization Organizations of 3G

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Standardization Organization of 3G

ITU

Standardization Organizations of 3G

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3GPP - Third Generation Partnership ProjectARIB - Association of Radio Industries and BusinessesCWTS - China Wireless Telecommunication Standard groupETSI - European Telecommunications Standards InstituteT1 - Standards Committee T1 TelecommunicationsTTA - Telecommunications Technology AssociationTTC - Telecommunication Technology CommitteeGSM - Global System for Mobile CommunicationsUMTS - Universal Mobile Telecommunications SystemIETF - Internet Engineering Task ForceITU-R - International Telecommunication Union -RadiocommunicationITU-T - International Telecommunication Union - Telecommunication Standardization

3GPP in the World

Standardization Organizations of 3G

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Technical Specification of Wireless Interface

IMT-2000 CDMA DS

IMT-2000 CDMA MC

IMT-2000 CDMA TDD

WCDMA

CDMA 2000

TD-SCDMA

Wireless Interface

Standardization Organizations of 3G

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3G Spectrum

Standardization Organizations of 3G

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R99

R4

R5

R6

• Import Iu interface

• MAX data rate:2Mb/s

2000.3 2001.3 2002.6Funciton freeze time

• Control and bearer separated

• Introduce TD-SCDMA

• Already been in business

• Introduce IMS

• HSDPA

• Already been in business

• IMS and

PLMN/PSTN/ISDN

circuit switch co-operate

• MBMS

• HSUPA

2004.12

Standardization of WCDMA--3GPP

Standardization Organizations of 3G

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Content

Evolution of Mobile Communications

Standardization Organizations of 3G

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

ZTE WCDMA Features

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Comparison among 3G Modes

WCDMA TD-SCDMA CDMA2000

Channel Bandwidth

5M*2 1.6M 1.25M*2

Chip Rate 3.84Mc/s 1.28Mc/s 1.228Mc/s

Duplex Mode FDD TDD FDD

Frame Length 10ms 10ms (Sub-frame 5ms)

20ms

Channel Coding Convolution Code, Turbo Code

Convolution Code, Turbo Code

Convolution Code, Turbo Code

Modulation QPSK/BPSK QPSK/8PSK Uplink: QPSK, Downlink: BPSK

Power Control Open loop + fast closed loop

Open loop + closed loop

Open loop + fast closed loop

Power Control Rate

1500 times/s 200 times/s 800 times/s

Synchronization Mode of Base

Station

Synchronous/Asynchronous

Synchronous Synchronous

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

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233 3G/WCDMA networks launched in 93 countries; has 90% market share of

commercial 3G networks

204 3G/HSDPA networks launched. Over 90% of commercial WCDMA

networks have launched HSDPA,44 3G/HSUPA networks launched.

WCDMA Grows Fast

14.4 Mbps (peak) launched on HSDPA networks ,5.76 Mbps (peak) l

aunched on HSUPA networks .

2.53 WCDMA-HSDPA million subs (31 Jun. 2008)

3G/WCDMA user devices: over 1232 terminals announced. HSDPA

user devices: 659 products launched

Low price terminals have been a mass production. The under 100 U

SD UEs have been launched in the market

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

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0

500,000,000

1,000,000,000

1,500,000,000

2,000,000,000

2,500,000,000

3,000,000,000

Dec1991

Dec1993

Dec1995

Dec1997

Dec1999

Dec2001

Dec2003

Dec2005

Dec2007

Dec2009

Dec2011

Global GSM Subscriptions 1991 upto 2011

Subs

GSM subscribers forecast

The GSM subscribers have a durative increasing till 2009. Then later, the trends will be pull down

In 2009, the GSM subs. Quantity will reach 2.7 billion

Asia and Latin America is the dominate increasing area. The subs. will exceed 1.5 billion in 2010.

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

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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

WCDMA subscribers forecast

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

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( K) 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005CAGR 2001-

2005

GSM 626,370.1 791,082.3 991,973.8 1,288,462.4 1,692,791.4 28.2%

WCDMA 27.2 153.2 2,683.5 16,845.4 47,621.5 546.8%

CDMA 111,972.6 144,908.4 186,533.3 237,014.3 285,581.7 26.4%

others 205,551.4 209,865.5 206,693.8 181,119.7 142,937.8 -8.7%

Total( K) 943,921.3 1,146,009.4 1,387,884.4 1,723,441.7 2,168,932.3 23.1%

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010CAGR 2006-

2010

GSM 2,011,632.2 2,249,691.3 2,367,178.6 2,366,410.7 2,280,501.5 3.2%

WCDMA 102,465.2 189,301.7 319,045.6 487,221.7 668,018.7 59.8%

CDMA 353,774.1 400,529.9 439,510.0 470,239.9 490,534.3 8.5%

others 194,255.3 171,456.9 157,266.8 160,416.7 188,386.6 -0.8%

Total ( K) 2,662,126.8 3,010,979.8 3,283,001.0 3,484,289.0 3,627,441.1 8.0%

In the future 4 years (2007~2010), there are 1 billion potential mobile subscriber increasing capability

globally. The WCDMA subscribers have 570 million new incoming

GSM/WCDMA increasing is much greater than cdma. GSM/WCDMA will be still in the dominate

position. cdma has the superiority in the WLL application.

Global mobile subscriber increasing statistic and forecast

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

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3G technical standards evolution

WCDMA as the enhanced technology to the voice + low/middle rate in GSM/EDGE system, it will attract more middle/high end user

GSM/EDGE has a decreasing from 2008 when will be the WCDMA as the market leader?

GSM WCDMA LTE

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

DL: 480kbpsCS+PS

DL: 14.4Mbps

MulticastBroadcast

5.76MbpsMulticastBroadcast

>40MbpsRTD<20ms

OFDMFDD/TDD

EDGE,TDM MBMS EDGE Ph2

HSDPA HSUPA/MBMS HSPA+

LTE (“Super 3G”)

3GPP

GSM/GPRS

WCDMA

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

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3G technical standards evolution

WCDMA and WiMAX has the competition in the mobile high rate broadband access field. But there

are some complementarities in the mobile data solutions.

WiMAX has the superiority in high rate access of nomadic mode which has less mobility. WCDMA is

advanced in the data service seamless coverage with convenient mobility.

WiMAX WCDMA LTE

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

DL: 75Mbps

DL: 14.4Mbps

DL: 75Mbps

MulticastBroadcastUL: 5.76Mbps

>40MbpsRTD<20ms

OFDMFDD/TDD

802.16h 802.16m

HSDPA HSUPA/MBMS HSPA+

LTE (“Super 3G”)

3GPP

WCDMA

802.16e

> 100Mbps

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

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R5 HSDPA has a mass commercial application. In the 233 3G networks, 204 have accomplished the HSDPA network upgrading

R6 HSUPA standard has been confirmed and will be first commercialized in 2008

R7 standard is still under the developing. It will be confirmed in Sept. 2007 and be commercialized in 2009.

R8 version or named as LTE, will be confirmed in march 2008. the first pilot will be provided in 2010.

WCDMA standards evolution

R5 R6 R7 R8

Standard

Standard stability

Network starting

commercial2006 20102007 2008 2009 2011

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 20112004

HSDPA HSUPA

R7-MIMO/64QAM HSPA+/LTE?

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

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Content

Evolution of Mobile Communications

Standardization Organizations of 3G

3G Modes Compared and WCDMA development

ZTE WCDMA Features

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ZTE 3G Total Solution

RRURRU

IndoorIndoorMacro Macro Node BNode B

Outdoor Outdoor Macro Node Macro Node

BB

IndoorIndoorMicro Micro Node BNode B

OutdoorOutdoorMicro Micro Node BNode B

Pico Pico Node BNode B

UTRANUTRANRNCRNC

RRURRU

Base Band PoolBase Band Pool

RRURRURRURRU

RRURRU

MSC MSC ServerServer

MGWMGW

HLRHLR

SGSNSGSN

GGSNGGSN

Core NetworkCore Network

SS7SS7

SigtranSigtran

InternetInternet

WAP GatewayWAP Gateway

GSM/GPRSGSM/GPRSBSSBSS

PSTN/ISDNPSTN/ISDN

Service Service GatewayGateway

Management PlatformManagement Platform

SCPSCP

Service Service PortalPortal

Service PlatformService Platform

Service Service PlatformPlatform

RNCRNC

ZTE WCDMA Features

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HSDPA/GSM/WCDMAHSDPA/GSM/WCDMAHSDPA/GSM/WCDMAHSDPA/GSM/WCDMA

Commercial system based

on R99/R4/R5, one-stop

end to end solution

Commercial deployment in

global market

CDMA 2000CDMA 2000CDMA 2000CDMA 2000NGNNGN产品产品

NGNNGNNGNNGN

Top 1 brand in China

Global footprint

The exclusive vendor of

world’s largest NGN for China

Telecom.

TD-SCDMATD-SCDMATD-SCDMATD-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

ZTE WCDMA Features

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R4

MSC Server

R4

MSC Server

R4

MGW

R4

MGW

R5

IM-MGW

R5

IM-MGW R5

MRFP

R5

MRFP

R5

MGCF

R5

MGCF

R5

CSCF

R5

CSCF

R5

MRFC

R5

MRFC

GSM

MSC

GSM

MSC

GSMR4R5 Smooth Migration

R4 CN MSC Server/MGW can be easily upgraded to be IMS MGCF, IM-MGW and IM-MRFP; HLR can be easily upgrade to be HSS.

Only few single board need change and software upgradeOnly few single board need change and software upgrade Protect operator’s existing investment and provide flexibilityProtect operator’s existing investment and provide flexibility

ZTE WCDMA CNZTE WCDMA CNZTE WCDMA CNZTE WCDMA CN

GSMGSM

Core NetworkCore Network R4 Core NetworkR4 Core Network R5 IMSR5 IMS

HLRHLRHSSHSS

ZTE WCDMA Features

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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

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NIGERIANIGERIA ETHIOPIAETHIOPIA

NIGERNIGER

CONGOCONGO

ZAMBIAZAMBIA

SOMALIASOMALIA

TAJIKISTANTAJIKISTAN

PAKISTANPAKISTAN

EAST TIMOREAST TIMOR

RUSSIARUSSIAZTEZTE

ZTEZTE

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CHILECHILE

CHINACHINA

UZBEKISTANUZBEKISTAN

ZTEZTE

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PERUPERU

ZTEZTEZTEZTE

ALGERIAALGERIA

ZTEZTEBRAZILBRAZIL

ZTEZTEEGYPTEGYPT

ZTEZTEGEORGIAGEORGIA

ZTEZTEINDIAINDIA

ZTEZTEINDONESIAINDONESIA

ZTEZTEKAZAKHSTANKAZAKHSTAN

ZTEZTEKENYAKENYA

KUWAITKUWAIT

ZTEZTE

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ZTEZTEVIETNAMVIETNAM

ZTEZTESAUDI SAUDI ARABIAARABIA

ZTEZTE

UKRAINEUKRAINE

ZTEZTEZTEZTE

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NORWAYNORWAYZTEZTE

ARGENTINAARGENTINAZTEZTE

COLOMBIACOLOMBIABENINBENIN

ZTEZTE

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ZTEZTESri LankaSri Lanka

ZTEZTE

ZTEZTE

GSMGSM

CDMACDMA

ZTEZTE UMTSUMTS

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ZTE Mobile Networks Reference

ZTE WCDMA Features

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ZTE’s WCDMA Worldwide Application, world-class Quality

Estonia

TajikistanNepal

ZTEZTE

CountryCountry OperatorOperator Network ModeNetwork 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 countries including 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.

Tunis

ZTE WCDMA Features

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Libya Large Scale Commercial Application

LibyaLibyaLibyaLibya

Phase : 1.8 Million line GSM/WCDMA core network, Ⅰ

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

of 2005.

Phase : 1 million line WCDMA, covering the Capital, Ⅱ

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 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+

SpecialitySpeciality

one of the few profitable WCDMA large Scale networks

ZTE WCDMA Features

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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 roam

between 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.

ZXWN MSC 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 GSM MSC

Internet

Tajikistan The Largest WCDMA Application in Middle Asia

ZTE WCDMA Features

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

at offer a full service of fixed telephone, broadband, mobile ser

vices and etc.

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

h covers Katmandu, the capital of Nepal and the number of th

e 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 scaleNetwork scale

Network FeaturesNetwork Features

Watching World-cup 2006 on live through 3GWatching World-cup 2006 on live through 3G

Nepal First WCDMA application in Southern Asia

ZTE WCDMA Features

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Brunei Excellent KPI Network

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

ormance 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 i

n southeast-asia and the fourth biggest natural

gas product country in the world.

DST, is the biggest mobile operator in Brunei

ZTE WCDMA Features

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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.

TunisiaTunisia

The World Summit on the Information

Society (WSIS) was convened in Tunisia

during Nov.16th – 18th, 2005

The World Summit on the Information

Society (WSIS) was convened in Tunisia

during Nov.16th – 18th, 2005

ZTE WCDMA Features

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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 the whole network in future 3 years.

ZTE WCDMA Features

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Exercise

What is the meaning of IMT2000?

3GPP is responsible for ( )and ( ) standardization e

volution, and 3gpp2 is responsible for ( ).

Duplex mode include ( ) and ( ).

pls describe the evolution of WCDMA.

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