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    Introduction 1

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    TECHNICAL DESCRIPTIONTECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

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    Introduction 2

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    SCENARIOSCENARIO

    Network Capacity

    Subscribers

    Spectrum Constraints

    Site Constraints

    Spectrum Constraints

    Site Constraints

    Network Capacity

    Subscribers

    Allocate More Spectrum

    Increase Spectral Efficiency

    Smaller Cells

    More Aggressive Reuse

    Allocate More Spectrum

    Increase Sp

    ectral Efficiency

    Smaller Cells

    More Aggressive Reuse

    FH

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    Introduction 3

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    FREQUENCY HOPPING CONCEPTFREQUENCY HOPPING CONCEPT

    Each burst is transmitted on a different frequencyEach burst is transmitted on a different frequency

    Both mobile and base station follow the same hoppingBoth mobile and base station follow the same hopping

    sequencesequence

    The MS/BTS changes

    the frequency from

    burst to burst

    Frame 0 Frame 1 Frame 2 Frame 3

    Frequency A

    Frequency B

    Frequency C

    Frequency D

    4,615

    millisec. (1 Frame = 8*577 microsec.)

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    FREQUENCY DIVERSITYFREQUENCY DIVERSITY

    Non HoppingNon Hopping

    Freq. f1Freq. f1

    Freq. f1Freq. f1

    Freq. f2Freq. f2

    HoppingHopping

    Corrupted BurstsCorrupted Bursts

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    Introduction 6

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    BER & FERBER & FER

    Frame Erasure Rate (FER) is the Right Measure of theFrame Erasure Rate (FER) is the Right Measure of theVoice QualityVoice Quality

    Decoding &

    Deinterleaving

    BERF

    ER

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    QUALITY IMPROVEMENTQUALITY IMPROVEMENT

    RxQual = 5,6,7

    RxQual = 0,1,2,3,4

    RxQual = 6,7

    RxQual = 0,1,2,3,4,5

    HOPPINGNONHOPPING

    Decoding and deinterleaving processes are ableDecoding and deinterleaving processes are ableto cope with a higher BERto cope with a higher BER

    Higher RxQual is Tolerated WithF.

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    WithoutHigher RxQual is Tolerated WithF.

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    WithoutImpacting the Quality (LowerFER).Impacting the Quality (LowerFER).

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    QUALITYQUALITY--CAPACITY TRADECAPACITY TRADE--OFFOFF

    "For the same capacity

    FH improves the quality, and

    "For the same capacity

    FH improves the quality, andfor a given average quality FH makes possiblefor a given average quality FH makes possible

    increase the capacity".increase the capacity".

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    FREQUENCY HOPPING IMPLEMENTATIONFREQUENCY HOPPING IMPLEMENTATION

    Base Band Hopping (BBH)Base Band Hopping (BBH)

    The TCUs transmit always the same frequencyThe TCUs transmit always the same frequency

    Number of frequencies for hopping = Number of carriersNumber of frequencies for hopping = Number of carriers

    SynthesiserFrequency Hopping (SFH)SynthesiserFrequency Hopping (SFH)

    The TCUs change (retune) the frequency every burstThe TCUs change (retune) the frequency every burst

    Number of frequencies for hopping > Number of carriersNumber of frequencies for hopping > Number of carriersTCUs can hop over a range of 64 different frequenciesTCUs can hop over a range of 64 different frequencies

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    FH: MOBILE ACTIVITYFH: MOBILE ACTIVITY

    Same activity for BBH and SFHSame activity for BBH and SFH

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    BASEBAND HOPPING (2)BASEBAND HOPPING (2) The TCUs always transmit a fixed frequency.The TCUs always transmit a fixed frequency.

    The call hops" over the TCUs, maintaining theThe call hops" over the TCUs, maintaining thesame timeslot, on a per burst basis.same timeslot, on a per burst basis.

    In reception the call is always processed by the sameIn reception the call is always processed by the sameTCU (the one where the call started).TCU (the one where the call started).

    The number of frequencies to hop over is limited byThe number of frequencies to hop over is limited bythe number of TCUs equipped in the cell.the number of TCUs equipped in the cell.

    The BCCH carrier can hop in timeslots 1 to 7The BCCH carrier can hop in timeslots 1 to 7(without power control/DTX).(without power control/DTX).

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    BASEBAND HOPPING (3)BASEBAND HOPPING (3)

    CyclicCyclicBase Band:Base Band:

    PseudorandomPseudorandom

    CyclicCyclicBase Band:Base Band:

    PseudorandomPseudorandom

    NNererHopping Frequencies = NHopping Frequencies = NererTCUs in serviceTCUs in serviceNNererHopping Frequencies = NHopping Frequencies = NererTCUs in serviceTCUs in service

    Mobile A

    Mobile B

    Mobile C

    Mobile D

    Mobile E

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    BASEBAND HOPPING (4)BASEBAND HOPPING (4)

    TRANSMISSION RECEPTION

    BURST # Timeslot Frequency TCU/DRCU Timeslot Frequency TCU/DRCU

    1 5 f3 3 5 f3 3

    2 5 f4 4 5 f4 3

    3 5 f1 1 5 f1 3

    4 5 f2 2 5 f2 3

    5 5 f3 3 5 f3 3

    6 5 f4 4 5 f4 3

    7 5 f1 1 5 f1 3

    ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

    Call assigned to TCU 3 Timeslot 5 at the setupCall assigned to TCU 3 Timeslot 5 at the setup

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    SYNTHESISER FREQUENCY HOPPING (1)SYNTHESISER FREQUENCY HOPPING (1)

    BCCHBCCHBCCHBCCH f1...f8f1...f8f1...f8f1...f8 f1...f8f1...f8f1...f8f1...f8 f1...f8f1...f8f1...f8f1...f8 f1...f8f1...f8f1...f8f1...f8

    Hopping over 8 frequencies

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    The TCUs are able to retune to a new frequency eachThe TCUs are able to retune to a new frequency eachburst.burst.

    The call always stays in the same TCU.The call always stays in the same TCU. One TCU can hop up to over 64 different frequencies.One TCU can hop up to over 64 different frequencies.

    WideWide--band combining devices (hybrids) are required inband combining devices (hybrids) are required inthe base station (Cavity Combiners can not be used withthe base station (Cavity Combiners can not be used with

    SFH).SFH). The BCCH frequency can be included in the hoppingThe BCCH frequency can be included in the hopping

    sequence, but in practice, BCCH carrier never hops, andsequence, but in practice, BCCH carrier never hops, andcarries traffic on timeslots 1 to 7.carries traffic on timeslots 1 to 7.

    SYNTHESISER FREQUENCY HOPPING (2)SYNTHESISER FREQUENCY HOPPING (2)

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    SYNTHESISER FREQUENCY HOPPING (3)SYNTHESISER FREQUENCY HOPPING (3)

    FRAMES ON CARRIER AFRAMES ON CARRIER A

    CARRIER ACARRIER A

    FREQUENCY 1FREQUENCY 1

    CARRIER ACARRIER A

    FREQUENCY 2FREQUENCY 2CARRIER ACARRIER A

    FREQUENCY 3FREQUENCY 3

    CARRIER ACARRIER A

    FREQUENCY 4FREQUENCY 4

    NNererHopping Frequencies >= NHopping Frequencies >= NererHopping CarriersHopping CarriersNNererHopping Frequencies >= NHopping Frequencies >= NererHopping CarriersHopping Carriers

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    FREQUENCY HOPPING THROUGHBCCH (1)FREQUENCY HOPPING THROUGHBCCH (1)

    BCCH transmit always at maximum power

    Power change

    BBHBBH

    The hopping system assigned to Timeslot 0 of NonThe hopping system assigned to Timeslot 0 of Non--BCCHBCCHcarriers can not include the BCCH frequencycarriers can not include the BCCH frequency

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    FREQUENCY HOPPING THROUGHBCCH (2)FREQUENCY HOPPING THROUGHBCCH (2)SFH t r H SFH

    BURST BCCHTCU/DRCU T CHTCU/DRCU BCCHTCU/DRCU TCHTCU/DRCU

    1 - fb (BCCH Pow) fb f

    2 fb (DB) f

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    3 fb (DB) f

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    4 fb (DB) f

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    6 - fb (BCCH Pow) fb f

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    BCCHFrequency: fb

    Hopping Freqs: f1,f2,f3,f4

    Cyclic

    SFHSFH

    BCCH carrier can not hop and if BCCHBCCH carrier can not hop and if BCCHfrequency is used for hopping, the BCCHfrequency is used for hopping, the BCCH

    can not carry trafficcan not carry traffic

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    FREQUENCY HOPPING LIMITATIONSFREQUENCY HOPPING LIMITATIONS Only one hopping system can contain the BCCH frequencyOnly one hopping system can contain the BCCH frequency

    Timeslot 0 of BCCH carrierTimeslot 0 of BCCH carrier can not hopcan not hop

    Any timeslot configured as CCCHAny timeslot configured as CCCH can not hopcan not hop

    The BCCH carrierThe BCCH carrier can not hopcan not hop with SFHwith SFH

    If SFH uses the BCCH frequency, the BCCH carrier canIf SFH uses the BCCH frequency, the BCCH carrier cannot carry trafficnot carry traffic

    The BCCH carrierThe BCCH carrier can hopcan hop with BBHwith BBH

    With BBH, the hopping system assigned to timeslot 0 ofWith BBH, the hopping system assigned to timeslot 0 ofNonNon--BCCH carriersBCCH carriers can not includecan not include the BCCH frequencythe BCCH frequency

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    Same antennaSame antenna

    Combined with cavitiesCombined with cavities

    HARDWARE REQUIREMENTSHARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

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    CAVITY COMBININGCAVITY COMBINING

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    HYBRID HYBRID

    DUPLEXER DUPLEXER

    AIR COMBININGAIR COMBINING

    Different antennaeDifferent antennae

    Combined on the airCombined on the air