3G CDMA2000 Wireless System Engineering

280 Pages·2004·1.831 MB·English

by  Samuel C. Yang

3G CDMA2000
Wireless System Engineering
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3G CDMA2000
Wireless System Engineering
Samuel C. Yang
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Contents
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
CHAPTER 1
Introduction to 3G CDMA 1
1.1 ThirdGenerationSystems 1
1.2 ProtocolArchitecture 2
1.3 OtherElementsofProtocolArchitecture 3
1.4 SpreadingRate1andSpreadingRate3 5
1.5 DifferencesBetweenIS-2000andIS-95 7
1.5.1 Signaling 7
1.5.2 Transmission 8
1.5.3 ConcludingRemarks 8
References 9
CHAPTER 2
Physical Layer: Forward Link 11
2.1 Introduction 11
2.2 RadioConfigurations 14
2.3 SignalingChannels 15
2.3.1 ForwardDedicatedControlChannel(F-DCCH) 15
2.3.2 QuickPagingChanel(F-QPCH) 16
2.3.3 ForwardCommonControlChannel(F-CCCH) 19
2.3.4 BroadcastControlChannel(F-BCCH) 20
2.3.5 CommonAssignmentChannel(F-CACH) 21
2.3.6 CommonPowerControlChannel(F-CPCCH) 22
2.3.7 PilotChannels 24
2.4 UserChannels 26
2.4.1 ForwardFundamentalChannel(F-FCH) 26
2.4.2 ForwardSupplementalChannel(F-SCH) 27
2.5 ChannelStructure 31
2.6 Modulation 32
2.7 CapacityGain:ForwardLink 34
References 35
SelectedBibliography 35
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CHAPTER 3
Physical Layer: Reverse Link 37
3.1 Introduction 37
3.2 RadioConfigurations 39
3.3 SignalingChannels 40
3.3.1 ReverseDedicatedControlChannel(R-DCCH) 40
3.3.2 ReverseCommonControlChannel(R-CCCH) 41
3.3.3 EnhancedAccessChannel(R-EACH) 42
3.3.4 ReversePilotChannel(R-PICH) 45
3.4 UserChannels 49
3.4.1 ReverseFundamentalChannel(R-FCH) 50
3.4.2 ReverseSupplementalChannel(R-SCH) 50
3.5 ChannelStructure 50
3.6 Modulation 51
3.7 CapacityGain:ReverseLink 52
References 53
SelectedBibliography 53
CHAPTER 4
Medium Access Control 55
4.1 Introduction 55
4.2 Primitives 55
4.3 MultiplexSublayers 57
4.4 RadioLinkProtocol(RLP) 60
4.4.1 OverviewofLayer2Protocols 60
4.4.2 llustrationoftheRLP 61
4.4.3 ConcludingRemarks 62
4.5 SignalingRadioBurstProtocol(SRBP) 63
4.6 SystemAccess 64
4.6.1 BasicAccessMode 65
4.6.2 ReservationAccessMode 65
4.6.3 PowerControlledAccessMode 67
4.6.4 DesignatedAccessMode 68
References 68
CHAPTER 5
Signaling Link Access Control 71
5.1 Introduction 71
5.2 LACSublayers 71
5.2.1 AuthenticationandAddressingSublayers 71
5.2.2 ARQSublayer 73
5.2.3 UtilitySublayer 73
5.2.4 SegmentationandReassemblySublayer 74
5.3 SublayerProcessing 74
5.3.1 CommonSignaling:ForwardLink 74
5.3.2 CommonSignaling:ReverseLink 76
5.3.3 DedicatedSignaling:ForwardLink 77