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UMTS Transmission Overview

Agenda

UMTS & OSI model & Transmission media PDH & SDH overview ATM overview IP overview UMTS transmission product overview IPv6 & Future migration & Conclusion


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- Switching Node (switchboard)

Telephony at the Turn of the Century

Manual Operators

Already Characteristic Architecture

- Adaptation of Mode of Information Transfer (MIT)in one network to MIT in another which provides a

service to the first.

- Topology of transmission links (copper)

- Adapted Data sources (telephone)


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Evolution of Connectivity Management

Network Management = Army of Operators Limitation to further expansion

Almon B. Strowger invents step by step mechanism and automation begins


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Evolution of Connectivity Management

DDF provides manual Topology Configuration

Transmission multiplexing gives rise to clear

Client and Server Layers

Each Layer has all the Qualities of Network

- Point to Point Connectivity

- Topology etc.


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Digital Revolution

Digital Communication introduced forinteroffice applications.

Emerging International Standard of 64 Kbit/s

and 8 KHz Sampling Rate.

Main driving force technological not market.

Operations exclusively manually connectedby DDF.

Support by paper and manual recordkeeping.


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Data/IPNetwork

s

PLMN

PSTN/ISDN

CATV

Services

Access Transport & Switching Networks

Data/IP

Networks

PLMN

PSTN/ISDN

CATV

Services/Applications

Connectivity

Technical VisionVertical vs Horizontal Integration

Todays Solutions Future Solutions


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Operator needs?

Reuse of installed equipmentDifferent transmissiontechnologies

Flexibility to different servicesPacket switchedCircuit switchedBit rates


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UMTS network solution


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GSM to UMTS migration scenario

GMSC

HLR

EIR

AUC

SCF

SMS-

IWMSC

AN CN

External

Networks

UE

MSC

SMS-

GMSC

MSCBSCBTSSIM MT

A

ISDN

PSTN

PSPDN

CSPDN

PDN:

-Intranet

-Extranet

-Internet

BSS

Iu

RNCBS

Iur

USIM ME

RNCBSUSIM ME

Iu

RNS

RNS

UTRAN

Note:

Not all interfaces

shown and named

GGSN

SGSN

SGSN

Gb


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Connectivity layer

MGW MGW

Server and Media Gateway, MGW

Control layer

Server


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Connectivity Layer

Applications

Control Layer

New Network Architecture

IP applicationsVirtual Home Env.Open Services Architecture

Call ControlSession ManagementMobility ManagementSecurity

Switching

RoutingUser data


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Layered Network Architecture

ApplicationApplicationService Capability Servers

Control

MSC SGSN HLR/AuC/FNR GMSC/Transit

SGW

ConnectivityMGW

MGW

GGSN

Services/application

layer

User dataControl

ServerServerServer

Servers

Servers

PSTN/

ISDN

Internet

Intranets

WCDMA

EDGEGSM


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A connection described by the OSI model

Application

Presentation

SessionTransport

Network

Data link

Physical

OSI

Application

OSI

peer-to-peercommunication

Network

intermediateswitch / router

Data link

Physical

Data link

Physical

Presentation

SessionTransport

Network

Data link

Physical


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Layered communication

Layer (N+1)

Layer N

Layer (N-1)

PDU

SDU

PDU

PCI

SDU

PCI - protocol control information, header and/or trailePDU - protocol data unitSDU - service data unitSAP - service access point

SAP

SAP

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