Mobile Broadband Technology (Overview) 2010

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Contents

Introduction1

Background2

TechnologyOverview3

WiMAX vs LTE4

Recommendations3


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Introduction

Mobile broadband

High speed data service

Mobility

BroadBand

Mobile Broadband also known as 3G


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Voice +High-speeddata

Background

1G

2G

2.5G

3G

voice

voice + data

voice and data simultaneously


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Background

CDMA code division multiple access

Popular in USA

3GPP2

GSM global system for mobilecommunications

Popular in Europe

3GPP


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Technology

Technologies used in Mobile Broadband

2G - GSM

GPRS 2.5G

EDGE 2.75G

3G UMTS/WCDMA

HSPA

LTE 3.5G

4G? Mobile WiMAX

LTE-Advanced


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How it Works?

Voice

SMS

Mobile Data Services

Mobile Broadband

2G

Voice, video & SMS

bucket plan

3G

GPRS and MMS


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3G/UMTS/WCDMA

Air Interface for 3G evolution

Services Available

Music TV and video

Entertainment content

Internet access

offers data speeds up to 384kb/s along

with voice services.


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HSPA/HSPA+

HSPA- High Speed Packet Access

HSDPA - High Speed Downlink Packet Access

HSUPA - High Speed Uplink Packet Access

HSPA+/HSPA Evolved

Max 14.4 Mbpsdownload and

5.7Mbps Upload

up to 21Mbps


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4G

4G mobile broadband will be capable of speedsbetween 100Mbps and 1Gbps available in bothoutdoor and indoor environments.

4G broadband will be fully IP-based over a fully

integrated system.

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WiMAX

Available today

OFDM

Separate evolution

Mobility 120km/h

No roaming

LTE

UK 2014

OFDM

GSM Evolution (3GPP)

Mobility 350km/h

Roaming

Lower power comsumption

LTE- Advanced up to1Gbs

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LTE DEPLOYMETS

blue marker to show actual deployment

red marker show commitments

LTE WORLDWIDE MAP
http://ltemaps.org/http://ltemaps.org/


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Characteristics

User perspective:

Coverage

Capacity

Speed


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Coverage and speed

Dependants:

Distance from mobile tower

Number of people online in same area

Other obstacle like tall & high buildings, roomwalls & trees

You can check coverage for all of theproviders

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Factors to consider

What you will be using mobile broadband for?

Download allowance

Coverage Contract/Pay and Go?

Cost


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Providers

Vodafone mobile broadband

T-Mobile broadband

Orange mobile broadband 3 mobile broadband

O2 mobile broadband


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Speed in UK

Number of Speed Tests: 11,348Average Download Speed: 1.24Mbps

http://www.broadband-expert.co.uk/broadband/speedtest/results/mobile-broadband-avera e-s eeds/


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VIDEO

The Evolution of Mobile broadband by STEricsson
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References

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Ghosh, A., J. Zhang, et al. 2010. Fundamentals of LTE, Prentice Hall PTR.

Holma, H. and A. Toskala 2010. WCDMA for UMTS: HSPA Evolution and LTE, John Wiley & Sons


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References

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References

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