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CDMA RF System Engineering CDMA RF System Engineering Samuel C. Yang Artech House Boston • London LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationData Yang,SamuelC. CDMARFsystemengineering/SamuelC.Yang p. cm.—(ArtechHousemobilecommunicationslibrary) Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex. ISBN0-89006-991-3(alk.paper) 1.Wirelesscommunicationsystems. 2.Codedivisionmultipleaccess. 3.Personalcommunicationservicesystems. I.Title. II.Series. TK5103.2.Y36 1998 621.3845—dc21 98-10451 CIP BritishLibraryCataloguinginPublicationData Yang,SamuelC. CDMARFsystemengineering—(ArtechHousemobilecommunicationslibrary) 1.Codedivisionmultipleaccess I.Title 621.3’845 ISBN0-89006-991-3 CoverdesignbyNinaY.Hsiao ©1998ARTECHHOUSE,INC. 685CantonStreet Norwood,MA02062 All rights reserved. Printed and bound in the United States of America. No part of this book maybereproducedorutilizedinanyformorbyanymeans,electronicormechanical,including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permis- sioninwritingfromthepublisher. All terms mentioned in this book that are known to be trademarks or service marks have beenappropriatelycapitalized.ArtechHousecannotattesttotheaccuracyofthisinformation. Useofaterminthisbookshouldnotberegardedasaffectingthevalidityofanytrademarkor servicemark. InternationalStandardBookNumber:0-89006-991-3 LibraryofCongressCatalogCardNumber:98-10451 10987654321 TomylovingparentsJohnandHannah, mycaringsistersEstherandNina, andmypreciouswifeJenny Contents Preface xv Acknowledgments xix 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Motivation 1 1.2 MultipleAccessUsingSpreadSpectrum 2 1.3 ApplicationsofDS-SSinMobileCommunication 9 2 RadioPropagation 13 2.1 LinkAnalysis 13 2.2 PropagationLoss 14 2.2.1 Free-SpaceModel 15 2.2.2 LeeModel 15 2.2.3 HataModel 16 2.2.4 Observations 17 2.3 Shadowing 19 2.4 MultipathRayleighFading 19 2.5 MultipathDelaySpread 23 vii viii CDMARFSystemEngineering 3 FundamentalsofDigitalRFCommunication 29 3.1 Introduction 29 3.2 SystemComponents 31 3.3 SourceCoding 32 3.3.1 CharacteristicsofHumanSpeech 33 3.3.2 Vocoders 34 3.4 ChannelCoding 36 3.4.1 LinearBlockCodes 37 3.4.2 ConvolutionalCodes 41 3.4.3 Interleaving 43 3.5 MultipleAccess 43 3.5.1 WalshCodes 46 3.5.2 PNCodes 51 3.6 Modulation 58 3.6.1 BinaryPhase-ShiftKeying(BPSK) 58 3.6.2 QuadraturePhase-ShiftKeying(QPSK) 66 3.6.3 ApplicationsinIS-95CDMASystem 72 4 PrinciplesofCodeDivisionMultipleAccess 75 4.1 Introduction 75 4.2 Capacity 75 4.2.1 EffectsofLoading 78 4.2.2 EffectsofSectorization 79 4.2.3 EffectsofVoiceActivity 82 4.3 PowerControl 83 4.3.1 WhyPowerControl? 83 4.3.2 ReverseLink 85 4.3.3 ForwardLink 94 4.4 Handoff 94 4.4.1 SetMaintenance 99 Contents ix 4.4.2 HandoffProcess 100 4.4.3 PilotSearch 102 5 LinkStructure 105 5.1 AsymmetricLinks 105 5.2 ForwardLink 105 5.2.1 PilotChannel 106 5.2.2 SyncChannel 106 5.2.3 PagingChannel 109 5.2.4 TrafficChannel 114 5.2.5 Modulator 118 5.3 ReverseLink 118 5.3.1 AccessChannel 119 5.3.2 TrafficChannel 122 5.4 TrafficChannelFormats 125 5.4.1 ForwardLink 128 5.4.2 ReverseLink 130 6 CallProcessing 133 6.1 CallProcessingStates 133 6.2 InitializationState 135 6.2.1 SystemDeterminationSubstate 135 6.2.2 PilotChannelAcquisitionSubstate 135 6.2.3 SyncChannelAcquisitionSubstate 135 6.2.4 TimingChangeSubstate 136 6.3 IdleState 136 6.3.1 PagingChannelMonitoring 136 6.3.2 IdleHandoff 137 6.3.3 PagingChannelMessages 137 6.4 AccessState 139 6.4.1 UpdateOverheadInformationSubstate 139 x CDMARFSystemEngineering 6.4.2 PageResponseSubstate 140 6.4.3 MobileStationOriginationAttemptSubstate 140 6.4.4 RegistrationAccessSubstate 140 6.4.5 MobileStationOrder/MessageResponseSubstate 140 6.4.6 MobileStationMessageTransmissionSubstate 141 6.4.7 AccessProcedures 141 6.5 TrafficChannelState 145 6.5.1 TrafficChannelInitializationSubstate 145 6.5.2 WaitingforOrderSubstate 146 6.5.3 WaitingforMobileStationAnswerSubstate 146 6.5.4 ConversationSubstate 147 6.5.5 ReleaseSubstate 147 7 CDMADesignEngineering 149 7.1 Introduction 149 7.2 ForwardLinkAnalysis 149 7.2.1 PilotChannel 149 7.2.2 TrafficChannel 156 7.3 ReverseLink 158 7.3.1 TrafficChannel 159 7.3.2 Reverse-LinkRise 163 7.3.3 FrequencyReuseFactor 164 7.4 PNOffsetPlanning 165 7.4.1 ShortPNSequences 165 7.4.2 Co-PNOffset 168 7.4.3 AdjacentPNOffset 171 7.5 9.6-Kbpsand14.4-KbpsSystems 174 7.5.1 VoiceQuality 174 7.5.2 PowerControl—ForwardLink 175 7.5.3 Coverage 176 7.5.4 Capacity 179 Contents xi 8 CDMAPerformanceEngineering 181 8.1 Introduction 181 8.2 ChannelSupervision 181 8.2.1 ForwardLink 181 8.2.2 ReverseLink 182 8.3 Power-ControlParameters 182 8.4 Search-WindowSizes 184 8.4.1 SRCH_WIN_A 184 8.4.2 SRCH_WIN_NandSRCH_WIN_R 187 8.5 FieldOptimization 189 8.5.1 PilotStrength 190 8.5.2 FER 190 8.5.3 ForwardLinkCoverage 190 8.5.4 Forward-LinkInterference 191 8.5.5 Reverse-LinkCoverage 192 8.5.6 Reverse-LinkInterference 192 8.5.7 SomeConcludingRemarks 193 9 SystemNoiseManagement 195 9.1 Introduction 195 9.2 TypesofInterference 196 9.2.1 ForwardLink 196 9.2.2 ReverseLink 197 9.3 ThermalNoise 198 9.4 Low-NoiseAmplifier 199 9.4.1 BaselineSystemWithoutLNAs 200 9.4.2 SystemWithLNA 202 9.4.3 Signal-to-NoiseRatioImprovement 205 9.4.4 CapacityImprovement 208 9.5 Intermodulation 208

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Drawing upon his experience in building the first major CDMA network in North America, Samuel Yang explains the essentials of CDMA wireless technology, helping the reader acquire the knowledge needed to engineer and implement an IS-95 based CDMA system. Examining both the theoretical and practical s
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