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    UMTS is a 3G mobile network standard that evolved from 2G networks like GSM. It uses WCDMA radio technology to provide higher data speeds and support for multimedia services compared to previous standards. The UMTS network architecture includes the UE, UTRAN for radio access, and a core network. It has evolved through multiple releases to improve speeds through technologies like HSDPA and HSPA+. Radio resource management functions help control power levels, handovers, scheduling and load balancing in the network. UMTS provides benefits like improved quality, reliability, bandwidth and data speeds up to 3Mbps compared to prior standards.

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    UMTS is a 3G mobile network standard that evolved from 2G networks like GSM. It uses WCDMA radio technology to provide higher data speeds and support for multimedia services compared to previous standards. The UMTS network architecture includes the UE, UTRAN for radio access, and a core network. It has evolved through multiple releases to improve speeds through technologies like HSDPA and HSPA+. Radio resource management functions help control power levels, handovers, scheduling and load balancing in the network. UMTS provides benefits like improved quality, reliability, bandwidth and data speeds up to 3Mbps compared to prior standards.

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    UMTS is a 3G mobile network standard that evolved from 2G networks like GSM. It uses WCDMA radio technology to provide higher data speeds and support for multimedia services compared to previous standards. The UMTS network architecture includes the UE, UTRAN for radio access, and a core network. It has evolved through multiple releases to improve speeds through technologies like HSDPA and HSPA+. Radio resource management functions help control power levels, handovers, scheduling and load balancing in the network. UMTS provides benefits like improved quality, reliability, bandwidth and data speeds up to 3Mbps compared to prior standards.

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    3G RNC Planning

    Content

    1. Introduction
    2. Third generation mobile networks – UMTS

    Section 1 3. UMTS - Architecture Evolution (rel.99, rel.4, rel.5)


    4. UMTS - Radio Resources Management
    5. UMTS Advantage

    Conclusions
    1. Introduction
    Introduction
    1G 1980s 2G 1990s 3G
    Analog Digital IMT - 2000

    AMPS UMTS
    GSM
    WCDMA
    TACS
    Technologies
    CDMA Demands CDMA
    drive IS-95 drive 2000
    NMT
    TDMA TDMA
    IS-136 IS-136
    Others

    3G provides compositive services for both operators and subscribers


    3G Evolution
     IMT-2000: the general name of third generation mobile communication
    systems

     Thethird generation mobile communication was first proposed in


    1985 ， and was renamed as IMT-2000 in the year of 1996

     Commercialization: around the year of 2000


     Frequency band : around 2000MHz

     The highest service rate :up to 2000Kbps


    3G Spectrum Allocation

    Expected air interfaces and spectrums for providing third generation services.
    2. Third generation mobile
    networks – UMTS
    UMTS Bands
     Main bands
    1920 ~ 1980MHz / 2110 ~ 2170MHz
    Supplementary bands: different in every country:
    1850 ~ 1910 MHz / 1930 MHz ~ 1990 MHz (USA)
    1710 ~ 1785MHz / 1805 ~ 1880MHz (Japan)
    890 ~ 915MHz / 935 ~ 960MHz (Australia)

     Frequency channel number ＝ central frequency×5, for main band:


    UL frequency channel number ： 9612 ～ 9888
    DL frequency channel number : 10562 ～ 10838
    3G Application Services

    Error Ratio
    Conversational

    Streaming

    Interactive

    Background

    Time Delay
    UMTS

    Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (System structure)


    UMTS

    Composition of the UMTS network system


    UMTS

    UE (User Equipment)
    UMTS

    UTRAN (UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network)


    UMTS

    CN (Core Network)
    UMTS

    CN (Core Network)-MSC/VLR
    UMTS

    CN (Core Network)/GMSC
    UMTS

    CN (Core Network)-SGSN
    UMTS

    CN (Core Network)-GGSN
    UMTS

    CN (Core Network)-HLR
    3. UMTS - Architecture Evolution
    (rel.99, rel.4, rel.5)
    3GPP Releases
    Release 99
    Release 99 is an evolution of GSM/GPRS system, with a new radio interface,
    based on WCDMA (Services with high capability).

    The core of UMTS Network is divided in two switching domains.

    • Circuit Switching: Based on GSM Model.

    • Packet Switching : Based on GPRS Model.


    Release 99
    Release 5 - HSDPA
    Release 5 - HSDPA

    General operation principle of HSDPA and associated channels


    Release 6 - HSUPA
    Release 7 - HSPA+
    Release 8 - HSPA+ and LTE
    4. UMTS - Radio Resources
    Management
    1.5 Radio Resource Management
    Node B RCN, Radio
    UE (Mobile)
    (Bse station) Network controller

    • Power control • Outer loop power control


    • Fast power control
    • Handover control
    • Fast load control • Packet scheduling
    • Admission control
    • Load control

    Typical locations of RRM algorithms in UMTS network.


    6. UMTS Advantage
    • The UMTS offer better quality and reliability, more data transmission
    velocity, and more bandwidth, with velocities up to 3 Mbps by user.

    • It allows a permanent internet connection from almost anywhere.

    • IP is based on packages, it means that the customer pay only for the things
    downloaded, representing a lower cost.
    Conclusions
    • The 3G mobile communication systems are a kind of communication
    system that can provide multiple kinds of high quality multimedia services
    and implement global seamless coverage and global roaming.

    • UMTS is the most deployed Mobile telecommunication system around the


    world. It provides two main services like voice and data services, based on
    a Radio architecture combined with Core Network architecture evolved
    from 2G

    • UMTS has evolved from its beginning in release 99 till the definition of
    LTE ( part of Fourth Generation of mobile communications), this evolution
    is represented by a set of Releases.
    End Section 1

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