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Cover Page - Type B: THIS PAPER MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM EXAM CENTRE TO BE RETURNED AT THE END OF THE EXAMINATION UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, SYNDEY SURNAME: FIRST NAME: STUDENT NO: COURSE: AUTUMN SEMESTER FINAL EXAMINATION 2011 SUBJECT: COURSES: 48780 MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING DEGREE DAY & DATE OF EXAMINATION: Friday, 24 June 2011 TIME ALLOWED: 3 hours plus 10 minutes reading time EXAMINATION COMMENCES: 18.00 hrs FINISHES: 21.10hrs GENERAL GUIDELINES Total Marks: 100 All questions are compulsory. Clearly indicate your name and student number on the exam paper. Non-programmable calculators, drawing instruments and two (2) A4 sized double sided "hand written (only)" student notes are permitted. Photocopied or printed materials other than those supplied with the paper are not allowed. The student notes need to be submitted along with exam paper. For each question, provide a clear explanation ofyour reasoning. Examiner: A. M. Sanagavarapu Assessor: R.Braun

Question 1 [Total marks: 251 (a) A base station transmits a power of 10 watts at an operating frequency of 900 MHz. The system loss at base station is 10 db. The transmit antenna has a gain of 12 dbd (with respect to dipole) in the direction of a mobile receiver. The mobile receiver has an antenna gain of 0 dbd and a system loss of 2 db. The mobile receiver has sensitivity of -1 04 dbm. Determine: (i) The effective isotropic radiated power. [2 marks] (ii) The maximum acceptable path loss. [2 marks] (iii) (iv) Assuming transmitting and receiving antennas are located on a flat and perfect ground with a separation of 'd' meters, determine for the following cases, whether the 2-ray ground reflection model could be applied: (A) the height of transmitter base station antenna h t = 35m, and the height of mobile receiver antenna hr = 3m, d = 250m and (B) the height of transmitter base station antenna ht = 30m, and the height of mobile receiver antenna hr=i.5m,d=450m. [4 marks] What insight does the 2-ray ground reflection model provide about largescale path loss that is useful for the design of cellular systems? [2 marks] (b) A total of 24MHz of bandwidth is allocated to a particular FDD cellular telephone system that uses two 20 KHz simplex channels to provide full duplex voice and control channels. It is given that each cell phone user generates 0.1 Erlangs of traffic. Assume Erlang B model. (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) Find the number of channels in each cell for a four-cell reuse system.[3 marks] If each cell is to offer capacity that is 90% of perfect scheduling, find the maximum number of users that can be supported per cell where Omnidirectional antennas are used at each base station.[5 marks] What is the blocking probability of the system (for 90% offered capacity with perfect scheduling) when the maximum numbers of users are available in the user pool? [4 marks] If each cell covers five square kilometers, then how many subscribers could be supported in an urban market that is 50krn x 50km for the case of Omni-directional base station antennas? [3 marks] Question 2 [Total marks: 25] a) Find the diffraction gain when the propagation path is obstructed by an obstruction at a wavelength of 25cm. The distance from the obstruction to the mobile is d( = 1krn, the distance from the base station to the obstruction is d2 = 6km, and the height of the obstruction is h = 10m. [6 Marks] b) If a particular modulation provides suitable BER performance whenever {crt / Ts}:S 0.1 where crt is the RMS delay spread and Ts is the symbol period, determine the smallest symbol period Ts (and thus the highest

symbol rate) that may be sent through a RF channel whose impulse response shown below, without using an equalizer. [10 marks] OdS -10dB -20dB o 50 75 100 r (ns ) c) A flat Rayleigh fading signal at 6GHz is received by a mobile travelling at 80krnlhr. Determine (i) the number of positive-going zero crossings about the rms value that occurs over a 5s interval, (ii) the average duration of a fade below the rms level, (iii ) the average of a fade at a level of 20dB below the rms value. [9 marks] Question 3 [Total marks: 25] (a) If the received power at a reference distance do = 1 krn is equal to 1 microwatt, find the received power at distances of 10 krn from the same transmitter for the following path loss models: (i) Free space [2 marks] (ii) n=3 [2 marks] (iii)pcs Extension to Hata model (COST-231) for large city environment (Consider the constant CM = 3 db). [6 marks] Assume freq. = 1600 MHz, hte = 40 m, hre = 3 m, Gt = Gr = 0 db. (b) Four received power measurements were taken at distances of 100m, 200m, lkm, and 2km from a mobile transmitter. The measured values at these distances are OdBm, -25dBm, -35dBm, and -38dBm, respectively. It is assumed that the path loss for these measurements follows the model PL(d)[dB] =PL(d) - +X" =PL(dol +IOn log rd1 -)+ X",do where do = 100 m. (i) (ii) (iii) Find the minimum mean square error (MMSE) estimate for the path loss exponent n. [6 marks] Calculate the standard deviation of the shadowing about the mean value. Estimate the received power at d = 2krn using the resulting model. [5 marks] Predict the likelihood that the received signal at 2km will be greater than -35dBm. Express your answer in terms of Q function.[4 marks] 2

, QUESTION 4 [Total marks: 25] a) A system should transmit as high a data rate as possible within a I-MHz bandwidth, where out-of-band emissions of -50 dbm are admissible. The transmit power used is 20 W. Calculate and compare between MSK and BPSK with root-raised cosine filter with a = 0.35, as to which modulation scheme satisfies the above requirement? Note: this question concentrates on spectral efficiency, and avoids other considerations like the peak-to-average ratio of the signal. [8 Marks] b) For a mobile link, assume that the transmit CTX) antenna to be a vertical IJ2 dipole, and the receive antenna (RX) to be a vertical IJ20 dipole. (i) What are the radiation resistances of above mentioned TX and RX antennas? [3 marks] (ii) Assuming that the resistance due to ohmic losses IS R,hmic = calculate their radiation efficiencies? [ 4 marks] lon, c) Provide descriptive answers for the following questions not exceeding 15 lines, with the help of either schematic diagrams or mathematical equations if necessary: [10 marks] (i) Discuss TDMA with frame structure? (ii) Define and discuss about the band pass signals? (iii) Discuss Nyquist pulse shaping filters at base band for lsi reduction? (iv) Discuss CDMA power control? (v) Discuss QPSK Transmitter and coherent receiver using schematic block diagrams? 3

48780-Aut 2011 final exam Figure 1: Okumura-Rata Model d/km 70 100 90 80 70 60 100 6, "---::~"""'---:::;;;oo...-p- -'--',,:;;;oor o::l -0 50 90 80 u «ill X (/) 60: 70 ~ (J) 40 50: (/) ~ 40' >< w 1 30 '1. 30! i ----r" 50 1 20 100 200 500 1000 2000 3000 Frequency (MHz)

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Figure 4: Determination of Percentage of Coverage Area 85 09 - --- ~--- - _ c_, ~-- ;:) ~ :5, 08 - i oor o SS 0 o s,~---,,-'.,.~---,~-. _.r.-~-<----.--. o 2. 5 [,?

Figure 5: Knife-edge diffraction gain as a function offresnel diffraction parameterv. J, i j i! i J -25. 30 ~....l-_~_~..,i.''".,--',_,._...j-._.~,~,, ~'_,._. --l..-... _..J :3 2 o 1 2 3 4 S Fresnel Oiffraction Parnm('tcr \'

Figure 6: ERLANG-B chart Traffic Inleftsity in EdMP

Figure 7 Tabulation ofq-function Tabulation of the C2-function z Q(z) - Q(z) ' 0.0 0.50000 2.0 CL02275 0.1 0.46017 2.1 0.01786 0') 0.42074 'I ') ~~...' 0.01:390 0.:3 0.38209 2.:3 0.01072 0.4 0.34458 2.4 0.00820 0..5 0.30854 2.5 0.00621 0.6 0.27425 2.6 0.00466 0.7 0.24196 2.7 0.00:347 0.8 0.21186 2.8 0.00256 0.9 0.18406 '19 (loo187 1.0 0.1586(i 3.0 0.OCn:35 1.1 0.13567 3.1 0.00097 1.2 0.11507 :3.2 0.00069 1.:3 0.09680 3.3 0.00048 1.4 (108076 3.4 0.000:34 1.5 0.06681 3.5 0.0002:3 1.6 0.05480 3.6 0.00016 1.7 0.044.57 :3.7 0.00011 1.8 0.0359:3 3.8 0.00007 1.9 (102872 3.9 0.0000.5

Igure 8 E rang I B Tabie Trunks Blocking Blocking Probability: 0.01 Probability: 0.1 1 0.010 0.111 2 0.153 0.595 3 0.455 1.271 4 0.869 2.045 5 1.361 2.881 6 1.909 3.758 7 2.501 4.666 8 3.128 5.597 9 3.783 6.546 10 4.461 7.511 15 8.108 12.484 20 12.031 17.613 25 16.125 22.833 30 20.337 28.113 35 24.638 33.434 40 29.007 38.787 45 33.432 44.165 50 37.901 49.562 55 42.409 54.975 60 46.950 60.401 65 51.518 65.839 70 56.112 71.286 75 60.728 76.741 80 65.363 82.203 85 70.016 87.672 90 74.684 93.146 95 79.368 98.626 100 84.064 104.110 150 131.576 159.122 200 179.738 214.323 Blocking Probability: 0.5 1.000 2.732 4.591 6.501 8.437 10.389 12.351 14.320 16.294 18.273 28.201 38.159 48.132 58.113 68.099 78.088 88.079 98.072 108.066 118.061 128.057 138.053 148.050 158.047 168.044 178.042 188.040 198.038 298.026 398.019

1.0 Figure 9 Erlang C chart Number of Trunked Channels (C) : 1 j.! 4 1 I 1<1 1$ 11> JII lit Od 1O <ill 'II jiij...!oo 05 >. CO Q) 0 0.2-0 >. <4-' :0 O.i CO.n 0 L 0.05 a.. 6, ~ < 0.02 O~lL-~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ~J-.~J-L-~~~~L-~~ ~-L~~Lj~~ {U 0.2 0.5 1 2 5 20 50 100 Traffic Intensity in Erlangs

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