MOBILE COMMUNICATION

By
Dr. S. D. Ruikar
 Course Objectives
To enable the student to synthesis and analyze
wireless and mobile cellular communication
systems over a stochastic fading channel
To provide the student with an understanding
of advanced multiple access techniques
To provide the student with an understanding
of diversity reception techniques.
To give the student an understanding digital
cellular systems (GSM, GPRS, EDGE, CDMA
2000, and W-CDMA)

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 Module wise Measurable
Students Learning Outcomes
Student will gain insight into the theoretical framework
and the core concepts of the wireless mobile networks
Student will get introduced knowledge of cellular
concepts
Student will equip with a sound understanding of the
various concepts multiple access techniques of sensor
network
An understanding of various concepts of GSM, IS 136, IS-
95.
This module serves as a fundamental building block for
understanding of 2.5 G/ 3G networks
To acquire a understanding of Scheduling in Cellular
Systems

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 Module 1: Characteristics of the Mobile Radio
Environmental Propagation Phenomena

Review of the Free-Space

Propagation, Wireless Case, Random
Channel Characterization, Terminal
Mobility and Rate of Fading,
Multipath and Frequency Selective
Fading, Fading Mitigation Techniques

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 Module 2: Cellular Concept, Channel
Allocation and Modulation Techniques

Channel Reuse: Introduction of Cells, SIR

Calculation: One Dimensional Case, Two
Dimensional Cell Clusters and SIR, Traffic
Handling Capacity: Erlang Performance
and Cell Sizing, Probabilistic Signal
Calculation, Dynamic Channel Allocation,
Power Control, Review of Digital
Modulation Techniques, Signal shaping,
Modulation in Cellular Wireless Systems

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Module 3: Multiple access techniques
Time-division multiple access (TDMA)

Code-division multiple access

(CDMA) ; CDMA capacity: single-cell
case An aside: probability of bit error
considerations ; CDMA capacity
calculations: CDMA compared with
TDMA; Coding for Error Detection and
Correction: Block Coding for Error
Correction and Detection,
Convolutional Coding, Turbo Coding
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 Module 4: Second-Generation,
Digital, Wireless Systems
GSM, IS-136 (D-AMPS), IS-95, Mobile
Management: Handoff, Location and
Paging, Voice Signal Processing and
Coding
Performance Analysis:
Admission, Control and
Handoffs : Overview of Performance
Concepts, One-Dimensional Cells, Two
Dimensional Cells
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 Module 5: 2.5G/3G Mobile Wireless
Systems: Packet-Switched Data

Introduction, 3G CDMA Cellular

Standards, 2.5/3G TDMA: GPRS and
EDGE

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Module 6: Access and Scheduling
Techniques in Cellular Systems

Slotted-Aloha Access, Integrated

Access: Voice and Date, Scheduling
in Packet-Based Cellular Systems

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