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IMT-2000 members UTRA-TDD and UTRA-FDD Dr. Christian Menzel, SIEMENS AG christian.menzel@icn.siemens.de Author Siemens AG, Munich Siemens AG 2000 IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_1

UTRA (FDD + TDD)! IMT-2000 and UMTS-UTRAN! The need for 3G! History, progress and elaboration of UMTS-UTRAN! Characteristics and capabilities! Conclusion IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_2

IMT-2000 Terrestrial Radio Interfaces CDMA TDMA CDMA Direct Spread CDMA Multi Carrier CDMA TDD UTRA FDD cdma2000 UTRA TDD LCR / HCR TDMA Single Carrier UWC-136 FDMA / TDMA DECT 3GPP2 TIA TR45.3 ETSI IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_3

IMT-2000 Terrestrial Radio Interfaces CDMA TDMA CDMA Direct Spread UTRA FDD CDMA TDD UTRA TDD LCR / HCR UMTS IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_4

UTRA (FDD + TDD) Organizational Partners 3GPP is:! Open to all national/regional Standards Development Organizations irrespective of their geographical location (Organizational Partners) CWTS IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_5

UTRA (FDD + TDD)! IMT-2000 and UMTS-UTRAN! The need for 3G! History, progress and elaboration of UMTS-UTRAN! Characteristics and capabilities! Conclusion IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_6

The Three Driving Forces Towards UMTS!"#"$"%"&"'"( %)*+,-./0"123*0,"4,0,52116)*5/4*2)"(7.4,1 End-user demand (anytime, anywhere) New services and applications (enabler: GPRS, HSCSD) Capacity shortage (PDC, GSM900, hot spots) IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_7

UMTS Services Evolve from 2G Services Tomorrow s Service Demand Requires High Data Rates Provided service 2G Database access Information services E-mail Voice Telebanking Financial services Teleshopping Video telephony Electronic newspaper Images / sound files Video conferencing 3G &/)7"%&'(".,-+*5,."/-, /0.2"82..*30,"9*4:";<=# 364"2)07"!>"/0029."?2-.6??*5*,)4".*1604/),26..,-+*5,"6.,-."8,-"5,00 10 kbps 100 kbps 1 Mbps 10 Mbps! UMTS will deliver seamless services from narrowband to broadband and will support flexible bandwidth on demand up to 2 Mb/s IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_8

Expected User Preferences: mobile terminals will be the natural interface to access the Internet and Value Added Services PC CABLE-TV MOBILE PHONE! 1998 Actual PC Installed Base: 298 Million! 2003 Estimated PC Installed Base: 550 Million! 1998 Actual Cable-TV Installed Base: 199 Million! 2003 Estimated Cable-TV Installed Base: 260 Million! 1998 Actual Global Subscriber Base: 290 Million! 2003 Estimated Global Subscriber Base: 1 Billion Sources: CSFB, Dataquest IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_9

UTRA (FDD + TDD)! IMT-2000 and UMTS-UTRAN! The need for 3G! History, progress and elaboration of UMTS-UTRAN! Characteristics and capabilities! Conclusion IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_10

A Brief History of UMTS Progress! Feb. 1992 Malaga ITU-R World Radio Conference identifies IMT2000 frequency bands! Jan. 1998 Paris ETSI selects W-CDMA for paired (FDD) and TD-CDMA for unpaired (TDD) UMTS-operation out of 5 competing modes! Nov. 1999 Helsinki ITU approves IMT-2000 Radio Interface specifications including FDD- and TDD mode approved in ITU meeting (M.1457)! Dec. 1999 Nice 3GPP approves UMTS Release 99 specifications both for FDD and TDD! Mar. 2001 Palm Springs 3GPP approves UMTS Release 4 specifications both for FDD and TDD IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_11

Frequency Ranges of Second and Third Generation 850 950 1400 1500 1700 1800 1900 2000 2100 2200 ITU Allocations for 3G IMT 2000 2010 IMT 2000 Europe, China Japan USA 810 826 GSM 900 880 915 925 960 PDC 824 849 869 894 940 956... PDC 1429 1477 1453 1501... GSM 1800 1710 1785 1805 1885 2025 DECT UMTS MSS 1880 1980 1918 PHS 1895 IMT 2000 PCS MSS MSS 2110 2170 UMTS MSS 2170 IMT 2000 MSS 2160 Reserved MSS Brasil, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Uruguay tend to use UMTS IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_12

3GPP RAN - Standardisation Body for UTRA-TDD and -FDD 3GPP internal structure Project Co-ordination Group (PCG) TSG Radio Access Network TSG Core Network TSG Terminals TSG Service and System Aspects TSG GSM/EDGE Radio Access Network Technical Specifications IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_13

UTRAN Specifications of 3GPP RAN General Layer 3 RRC Layer 2 MAC/RLC FDD + TDD 25.301: Radio Interface Protocol Architecture 25.302: Services provided by the physical layer 25.304: UE Procedures in Idle mode and Procedures for Cell Reselection in Connected Mode... FDD + TDD 25.331: Description of the RRC Protocol... FDD + TDD 25.321: MAC Protocol Specification 25.322: Description of the RLC protocol... Layer 1 PHY 25.211: Transport Channels and Physical Channels (FDD) 25.212: Multiplexing and Channel Coding (FDD) 25.213: Spreading and Modulation (FDD)... FDD TDD 25.221: Transport Channels and Physical Channels (TDD) 25.222: Multiplexing and Channel Coding (TDD) 25.223: Spreading and Modulation (TDD)... 1 UTRAN - 2 Modes IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_14

UTRAN architecture UTRAN RNC Core Network I u I u I u r RNC FDD and TDD Node B can be operated at one RNC I u b I u b FDD- Node B TDD- Node B FDD- Node B TDD- Node B FDD- Node B Legend U u UTRAN - UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network UE UE UE UE RNC - UE - Radio Network Controller User Equipment IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_15

UTRA (FDD + TDD)! IMT-2000 and UMTS-UTRAN! The need for 3G! History, progress and elaboration of UMTS-UTRAN! Characteristics and capabilities! Conclusion IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_16

Characteristics and Capabilities: Different Radio Modes with Harmonized Parameter Sets @AA - Component 'AA - Component Multiplex technology W-CDMA TD-CDMA TD-SCDMA Bandwidth 2*5 MHz paired 1*5 MHz unpaired 1*1,6 MHz unpaired Frequency Re-use 1 1 1 (or 3) Handover soft, softer (Interfreq.: hard) hard hard Modulation QPSK QPSK QPSK and 8-PSK Receiver Rake Joint Detection Rake (Mobile Station) Joint Detection Rake (Mobile Station) Chip Rate 3.84 Mcps 3.84 Mcps 1.28 Mcps Spreading Factor 4 256 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 Power Control*) fast: every 667 µs 1) slow: 100 cycles/s 2) slow: 200 cycles/s 2) Frame organisation 0.667 / 10 ms 0.667 / 10 ms 0.675 / 5 ms Timeslots/Frame N.a. 15 7 *) Range: 80 db (UL); 30 db (DL) in steps of... 1) 0.25 to 1.5 db 2) 1, 2 or 3 db IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_17

UMTS consists of 2 complementing radio options: FDD for paired bands and large area coverage and TDD for asymmetrical applications and hot spots @AA FDD TDD 680 *)N D29 )0*) N ;"C8/*-,DE"?-,F6,)5*,.G.,8/-/4,D"?2-"680*)N"/)D"D29)0*)N 'AA 680*) N$D29 )0*)N B"C6)8/*-,DE"?-,F6,)57G @HIJKLHM".:/-,D"?2-"680*)N"/)D"D29)0*)N IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_18 Frequency Division Duplex Time Division Duplex

UTRA modes 1 Time Time 15 Power density Duplex distance FDD mode Uplink Uplink Downlink Frequency Power density 1 2 TDD mode Uplink Downlink Downlink Frequency Both with harmonised bandwidth, chiprate and pulse shape IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_19

UTRA-TDD mode Asymmetrical traffic handling Asymmetrical Traffic in UTRA TDD mode Uplink Timeslots Downlink Timeslots Switching Point between Up- and Downlink IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_20

Multimedia Services & TDD Telebanking, Database Access AH %H Videoconferencing, Videotelephony m-commerce Electronic Newspapers, Soundfiles Email Games TDD can be perfectly matched to this asymmetry without wasting system capacity. IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_21

Cell Structures for UMTS Micro Cell (FDD-/TDD-Mode) Range: some 50 300 m! Hot spots! Medium mobility (> 10 km/h)! Up to 384 kbps 'Indoor' Pico Cell (TDD-Mode) Range: some 10 m! Office / Home environment and vertical networks! Low mobility (< 10 km/h)! Up to 2 Mbps %.*)>"(,8/-/4,".8,54-61?2-"D*??,-,)4"5,00"0/7,-..*180*?*,."-/D*2"),492-N 80/))*)>"8-25,D6-,. Macro Cell (FDD-Mode) Range: 350 m up to 20 km (outdoor)! Suburban / rural! High mobility (vehicle speed)! Approximately 144 kbps IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_22

Deployment of UTRA FDD and TDD Mode! FDD mode for! coverage driven roll-out! public macro and micro cell environment! data rates up to 384 kbps for high mobility! TDD mode for! small cells with more asymmetric traffic! asymmetrical and symmetric data rates up to 2 Mbps! public micro and pico cell environment! unlicensed cordless and public wireless local loop (*,1,)..6882-4."324:"%&'("12D,. /)D"*."/30,"42"8-2+*D,"52180,4,".2064*2)."?2-"!#O.7.4,1." IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_23

UTRA (FDD + TDD)! Introduction - The need for 3G! A brief history of UMTS progress! History, progress and elaboration of UMTS-UTRAN! Characteristics and capabilities! Conclusion IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_24

UMTS satisfies the real needs of the end-user Personalized and highly customized More individual bandwidth Always-On Global roaming Seamless network, UMTS-GPRS-GSM Rich Multimedia services: Information, Transaction, Entertainment = my services - anytime - anywhere - on my device IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_25

UMTS-UTRAN enhances capabilities of 2G:! Lower Delays can be reached! Faster access, due to the new radio interface! Faster transmission, due to higher datarates per individual connection! More and new spectrum is allocated (and more efficiently used!)! Improves coverage in hotspot areas! Handover to/from GSM/GPRS/GERAN is assured IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_26

UMTS will become the largest 3G market IMT 2000 UMTS more than 50% of market Worldwide (incl. Japan) FDD Technology: W-CDMA TDD HCR: Technology: TD-CDMA? LCR: Technology: TD-SCDMA IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_27

In many countries UMTS-licenses have already been issued 1999 2000 2001 2002 3-5 licenses per country: 10 MHz paired plus 5 MHz unpaired (mostly combined) %&'("0*5,).*)>"4*1,4/30, *)"I6-28, (Status: 05/01) IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_28

Thank you! Author Siemens AG, Munich Siemens AG 2000 IMT-2000_UTRA_TDD_FDD_29