Chapter 4 North American Intersystem Operations

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
OUT-OF-BAND SIGNALING
Advertisements

Cellular Networks Lecture 6 Paul Flynn.
Islamic University-Gaza Faculty of Engineering Electrical & Computer Engineering Department Global System for Mobile Communication GSM Group Alaa Al-ZatmaHosam.
Mobile web E- Business Technology Prof. Dr. Eduard Heindl Shirin Faghihi.
ECE 4730: Lecture #2 1 Cellular Concept  Early mobile phone systems used a single high power Tx to cover a large spatial area ( R = 50 km)  Half-duplex.
By Neha choudhary Asst.Professor CSE/IT LHST-A.  GSM-Introduction  Architecture  Technical Specifications  Characteristics and features  Applications.
GSM—Global System for Mobile. 2 How does GSM handle multiple users The 1G cellular systems used FDMA. The first cellular standard adopting TDMA was GSM,
1G PERSONAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS: AMPS (PART III) Ian F. Akyildiz Broadband & Wireless Networking Laboratory School of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Cellular and Mobile Wireless Networks (part 2) Advanced Computer Networks.
Mobile Handset Cellular Network Basics + GSM. Cellular Network Basics There are many types of cellular services; before delving into details, focus on.
MOBILE PHONE ARCHITECTURE & TECHNOLOGY. HISTORY  The idea of the first cellular network was brainstormed in 1947  Disadvantages  All the analogue system.
TEL 355: Communication and Information Systems in Organizations
Evolution from GMS to UMTS
Chapter 2 Mobility Management.
Wireless Networks Instructor: Fatima Naseem Computer Engineering Department, University of Engineering and Technology, Taxila.
Walter Amos Technical Manager
 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) is a second generation (2G) cellular standard developed to cater voice services and data delivery using.
16.1 Chapter 16 Wireless WANs: Cellular Telephone and Satellite Networks Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction.
Cellular, Paging, PCS Overview There are many Common-Air-Interface (CAI) standards in use throughout the world. “Old” standards that will die very slowly:
COMT 3911 Cellular and PCS Technical Issues COMT 391.
Members of our Presentation  (Bsts09-08) Hafiz Umer Ejaz  (Bsts09-09) Rai-Habib Ullah  (Bsts09-31) M.Arsalan Qureshi  (Bsts09-32) Shoaib Ansari 
CDMA Power Control, Smart Antenna. Power Control in CDMA All the mobiles communicate on the same frequency. Therefore, internal interference is developed.
CELLULAR DATA NETWORKS Mr. Husnain Sherazi Lecture 5.
Cellular System Objectives Optimize Spectral efficiency Increase Affordability Increase Subscriber Capacity Provide Global Compatibility Provision Quality.
Mobile Computing Cellular Concepts. Cellular Networks Wireless Transmission Cellular Concept Frequency Reuse Channel Allocation Call Setup Cell Handoffs.
Lecture 5 Intersystem Operation. Basic AMPS Gives air interface between tower and mobile phone Does not provide capability to deliver roaming between.
Presented by : Suparna Vadlamudi Vineela Solipuram Archana Paaka Presentation on IS-41.
PLMN Network Intelligence 2 © Manzur Ashraf. Switching.
Ch 16. Wireless WANs Cellular Telephony Designed to provide communication between two “moving” units – To track moving units (mobile station; MS),
Overview of cellular system
COMT 3911 Cellular/PCS, Wireless Data Technical Issues COMT 391 Wireless.
Kwangwoon Univ. Wireless and Mobile Network Architectures Intersystem Handoff and Authentication IS-41 오재준Nclab
Electronics & Telecommunications1 ENTC455 WIRELESS TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS ENTC 455.
Chap 5. IS-41 Network Signaling
Computer Networks with Internet Technology William Stallings
Kwangwoon Univ. Wireless and Mobile Network Architectures Chapter 7 PACS Network Signaling.
Cellular Networks 1. Overview 1G Analog Cellular 2G TDMA - GSM 2G CDMA - IS G 3G 4G and Beyond Cellular Engineering Issues 2.
Mobile Computing - Unit II. UNIT - II Introduction:  The analog mobile systems were originally targeted for a relatively select group of users who mostly.
Cellular Network Base stations transmit to and receive from mobiles at the assigned spectrum Multiple base stations use the same spectrum The service area.
Lecture 02 EEE 441: Wireless And Mobile Communications BRAC University.
Cellular Wireless Networks. Cellular Network Organization Multiple low power transmitters —100w or less Area divided into cells —Each with own antenna.
The Cellular Concept and Its Implementations. The Cellular Concept The cellular concept was developed and introduced by the Bell Laboratories in the early.
BY KAMAL RAJ SINGH ID : 2009H124492P M.E. COMMUNICATION ENGG.
Wireless Network PMIT- By-
GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE COMMUNICATION
Cellular Networks Wireless Transmission Cellular Concept
INTRODUCTION TO CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS
GSM Training for Professionals
3G architecture and protocols
GSM SECURITY AND ENCRYPTION
WIRELESS INTELLIGENT NETWORKS (WIN)
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
Nada Al Dosary CT 1502 Planning and Design of Communication Networks Demands Placed on Networks Chapter.
Name:Shivalila A H,Shima
GSM (GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE COMMUNICATION). It all started like this First telephone (photophone) – Alexander Bell, 1880 First telephone (photophone)
GPRS GPRS stands for General Packet Radio System. GPRS provides packet radio access for mobile Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) and time-division.
Subject Name : Wireless Communication Subject Code:10EC81
Chapter 6 Mobility Management.
Chapter 5 Introduction to Personal Communications Systems (PCS):
ANEEL ABBASI MUHAMMAD ADNAN MOIZ SHAH MUHAMMAD KHAYAM GROUP MEMBERS.
חלק ב' – תקשורת תאית פרק 1. מבוא
Chapter 17 Cellular Telephone and Satellite Networks
EEE 264-2:Capacity Increase Techniques and Calculations
MITP 413: Wireless Technologies Week 9
Chapter 3 Analog Cellular Communications AMPS System
Cellular Telephone And Satellite Networks
An Introduction to CDMA Air Interface: IS-95A
Dept. of Business Administration
Chapter 6 – Circuit-switching systems and networks
Security in Wide Area Networks
Presentation transcript:

Chapter 4 North American Intersystem Operations 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

Architecture TIA IS-41 (Telecommunications Industry Association Interim Standard 41)- an open communications interface between a pair of AMPS systems IS-41.1-B: Functional Overview IS-41.2-B: Intersystem Handoff IS-41.3-B: Automatic Roaming IS-41.4-B: Operations, Administration and Maintenance IS-41.5-B: Data Communications 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

Automatic Roaming Mobility Management Authentication Call Management Mobility management procedures begin when a system detects the presence of a visiting terminal (refer to Figure 4.4). Authentication Authentication begins with a Qualification Request Invoke message initiated by the serving VLR (refer to Figure 4.4). Call Management Call management begins when someone dials the cellular phone number of the roaming subscriber (refer to Figure 4.5). 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

Call Management The other conditions covered in Figure 4.6 are: Delivery of call waiting service to a busy subscriber Forwarding a call when the subscriber does not respond to an incoming call Transmitting an announcement to the calling party when the subscriber does not respond Unconditional call forwarding to another telephone number 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

Intersystem Handoff The status of MSCs Handoff Categories Anchor MSC Serving MSC Candidate MAC Target MAC Handoff Categories Handoff Forward Handoff Back Handoff to third 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

Handoff Forward The serving MSC sends Facilities Directive Invoke message to the target MSC. If the target MSC accepts the handoff, it selects a channel to handle the call in the new cell and then sends Facilities Directive Result message to the serving MSC. 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

Handoff Back If the location phase results in a determination by the serving MSC that the call would best be handled in the system previously occupied by the terminal, the serving MSC initiates a handoff back procedure. 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

Handoff to Third Handoff to third is an example of a path minimization procedure, in which the system reduces the number of voice trunks carrying a call through three or more systems 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

Status of IS-41 IS-41B (since 1991) IS-41C (since 1997) IS-136 (TDMA) Is in wide-spread use in the USA and Canada. IS-41C (since 1997) For roaming calls to use the network operations defined in the TDMA and CDMA. IS-136 (TDMA) IS-95 (CDMA) 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh

Review Exercises Why is a cellular phone capable of operating with more than one telephone number? During a phone call, explain the conditions that cause a mobile switching center to perform each of the following functions: Anchor MSC, Serving MSC, Candidate MAC and Target MSC Why does IS-41 specify three different handoff procedures? 2018/9/22 Peter Yeh