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CDMA xEV-DO Overview Version 01.01

1 The evolution to CDMA2000 1xEV-DO

2 Wireless Evolution Technology Generation Signal Bandwidth, #Users Features: Incremental Progress 1G AMPS Data Capabilities 30 kHz. 1 First System, Capacity & Handoffs None, 2.4K by modem 2G IS-95/J-Std kHz First CDMA, Capacity, Quality 14.4K 2G IS-95B 1250 kHz Improved Access Smarter Handoffs 64K 2.5G IS-2000: 1xRTT 1250 kHz voice and data Enhanced Access Channel Structure 153K 307K 230K 3G IS-2000: 3xRTT F: 3x 1250k R: 3687k per 3 carriers Faster data rates on shared 3- carrier bundle 2.4 Mb/s CDMAoneCDMA2000/IS-2000

3 Spreading Rates and Radio Configurations  Spreading Rate refers to the speed of the waveform which spreads the CDMA signal, determining its spectral width and its processing gain Spreading Rate 1 is 1,228,800 chips per second, identical to current IS-95 operation. It makes signals about 1.25 MHz. wide, and can carry certain amounts of data per sector –This is called 1xRTT, 1x Radio Transmission Technology Spreading Rate 3 is 3 times Spreading Rate 1, or 3,686,400 chips per second. It makes signals about 3.75 MHz. wide and can carry larger amounts of data per sector –This is called 3xRTT, 3x Radio Transmission Technology  Radio Configuration refers to the coding arrangements and channel definitions used

4 IS-2000 Overview  Basic operation is compatible with existing IS-95B systems New transmission modes offer faster data rates –Up to kbps packet or 14.4 kbps circuit switch data More effective Mobile signal Reverse Link Pilot transmitted by mobile in advanced modes –Allows synchronous demodulation  Improved convolutional encoding for more robust channels  Faster power control on forward link  Quick-paging channel improves slotted-mode paging

5 The path to CDMA2000 1xEV-DO CDMA2000 1X in the beginning: CDMA2000 1xEV-DO is an evolution from conventional IS-2000 (CDMA2000 1X) networks. CDMA2000 1X offers both voice and data capabilities compared to conventional CDMA (IS-95) networks (voice only) CDMA2000 1X high speed packet data —Rates of up to Kbps (144 Kbps user)

6 BASE STATION CONTROLLER SUPPORT FUNCTIONS BASE STATIONS Mobile Telephone Switching Office PSTN Local Carriers Long Distance Carriers ATM Link to other CDMA Networks (Future) Structure of a Typical Wireless System HLR Voice Mail System SWITCH HLR Home Location Register (subscriber database)

7 What is CDMA2000 1xEV-DO? CDMA2000 1xEV-DO (1xRTT evolution–data only) is a wireless packet data-only technology —Used for customer data applications where voice communication is not required high-speed packet data support of variable rates up to 2.45 Mbps on the forward link and up to kbps on the reverse (upload) link CDMA2000 1xEV-DO uses time-division multiplexing (TDM) in the forward direction, meaning there are no soft handoffs in the forward direction and only one terminal receives data from each sector at a given time