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Objective
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Agenda
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Motives
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Similarities (1)
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Similarities (2)
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Differences (1)
Voice
Pedestrian 42.1 / 45.8 43.2 / 45.3
9.6 kbps
1% FER Indoor 38.9 / 32.5 34.7 / 33.6
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Differences (3)
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Differences (4)
4. Frame lengths - 10ms/20ms (opt.) for WCDMA,
20ms for data and control / 5ms for control information
on control channels for cdma2000.
5 & 10ms frame lengths are appropriate for cont.
messages and low-delay data applications.
End-to-end delay is less for 10ms, but it reduces
time diversity and increases SNR requirement.
20ms based frame length is considered as the
basis for voice and data applications and provides
better overhead percentage. (11% as opposed to
20%)
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Differences (4)
5. Coherent detection - no common pilot for downlink in
WCDMA, common continuous and auxiliary pilot
channels for downlink in cdma2000.
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Differences (5)
6. Channel multiplexing in uplink and downlink
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Differences (6)
7. Spreading for both downlink and uplink
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Differences (7)
8. Base station synchronization - Asynchronous and
synchronous base stations are used synchronously in
WCDMA and cdma2000, respectively.
quick in acquisition and requires highly stable
neighbor detection. timing references.
Suits better for battery needs higher complexity.
saving techniques. performance issues for
permit the operation of hard, inter-frequency
common overhead and handoff.
signaling channels into soft
handoff.
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Differences (8)
Sync. channels - two subchannels for WCDMA limits
the search of long codes to a subset of all the codes.
Broadcasting channels - the frame structure for
cdma2000 reduces battery consumption.
Paging channels - cdma2000 has a quick paging
channel for informing mobiles to listen to the paging.
Others in downlink - DPCCH and DPDCH to F-DCCH
and F-FCH, channels that can not be corresponded to
each other, PDSCH, F-PCCH, F-CACH.
Others in uplink - DPDCH to R-FCH and R-SCH,
DPCCH to R-PICH and RDCCH etc.
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Overview and Conclusion
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THANKS !
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