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again underneath!Inhalt der Register / Contents of sub-sections:(1)
UMTS Overview1 Cellular System 31.1 First Steps and first
generation (1G) 41.2 Second Generation (2G) 111.3 Third generation
(3G) 162 UMTS 172.1 UMTS development 182.2 Mobile communication
market 193 Standardization 234 UMTS Evolution 275 Comparison with
mobile technologies 336 Exercises 397 Solution 41(2) UMTS
Architecture and Element Functionalities1 Introduction 32 User
equipment 92.1 Architecture 102.2 Terminal Equipment 122.3 Mobile
Termination 122.4 UICC 123 UTRAN 153.1 Node B 163.2 Radio Network
Controller 184 Core Network 214.1 General Architecture for UMTS
R.99 224.2 UMTS R.4 Architecture 365 Transport Technologies 435.1
ATM 445.2 IP 586 Exercises 757 Solution 79(3) UMTS Air Interface1
UMTS Air interface technology 31.1 Duplex methods 41.2 UMTS
Frequency 61.3 Access method 82 UMTS Air interface description
132.1 Principle 142.2 Data processing 162.3 Codes 262.4 Logical,
transport and physical Channels 362.5 Air interface protocol stack
463 High Speed Downlink Packet Access HSDPA 613.1 HSDPA performance
633.2 HSDPA implementation : 643.3 HSDPA channels 673.4 MAC Layer
Split 683.5 Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC) Scheme : 713.6
Error Correction (HARQ) 723.7 Fast packet scheduling 743.8 Impact
on the Iub Interface 763.9 Handset Capabilities 774 Exercises 795
Solution 82(4) UMTS Functionalities and Procedures1 Radio Resource
Management 31.1 Introduction 41.2 Radio Resource Control 61.3
Admission Control 101.4 Packet Scheduler 161.5 Load Control 181.6
Code Allocation 261.7 Channelization code planning 261.8 Scrambling
code planning 281.9 Power Control 281.10 Handover Control 321.11
Diversity 542 Mobility Management 592.1 Introduction 602.2 Location
Update 622.3 Paging 702.4 Roaming Case 723 Session Management 753.1
Initial Access to the Network 763.2 Authentication and Ciphering
784 Procedure Examples 854.1 Elementary Procedures 864.2 Paging
884.3 RRM Procedure Examples 1154.4 MM Procedure Examples 1285
Exercises 133(5) UMTS Signaling Protocols1 Module Objectives 32
Introductions to UMTS Signaling 52.1 Understanding the Bearer and
the Need for Signaling 82.2 UMTS Network Structure 102.3 General
protocol model for UTRAN terrestrial interfaces 123 Transport Plan:
Access Stratum 153.1 ATM Protocol 163.2 ATM Adaptation Layer 223.3
ATM Transport control protocol: AAL type 2 signaling 283.4 UTRAN
Interfaces 304 Control Plane: Serving Stratum 414.1 Common Channel
Signaling - 7 (CCS7) 424.2 Iub Interface Control Plane: Node B
Application Part (NBAP) 544.3 Iur Interface Control Plane: Radio
Network Subsystem Application Part (RNSAP) 584.4 Iu interface
control plane (RANAP - Radio Access Network Application Part) 645
User Plane: Application Stratum 796 UMTS Release 4 Protocols 856.1
Media Gateway Control protocol (H.248/MEGACO) 886.2 BICC 906.3
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) 966.4 Benefits of Release 4 987
Exercises 998 Solutions 105(6) UMTS Services and Applications1
Module Objectives 32 3G evolution 52.1 3G service evolution 52.2 3G
bit rate evolution 63 Services and Applications 73.1 Introduction
to Mobile Applications 83.2 Service Platforms 94 Services and QoS
classes 114.1 Services and Conversational QoS Class 164.2 Services
and Streaming QoS Class 184.3 Services and Interactive/Background
Class 195 Examples of UMTS Applications 215.1 Applications using
Circuit Switched Service 225.2 Applications using Packet Switched
Service 236 Appendix 276.1 Quality of Service QoS 287 Exercises 358
Solution 37(7) UMTS Evolution1 UMTS air interface technology 31.1
UMTS Release 5 42 Release 6 232.1 Multimedia Broadcast Multicast
Service (MBMS) 262.2 WLAN 312.3 HSUPA 373 Release 7 434 Release 8
475 LTE 495.1 Introduction 505.2 LTE design goals 525.3 LTE basic
concepts 535.4 OFDM 546 Exercises 65(8) Nokia Siemens Networks UMTS
Products1 UMTS Network 31.1 Basics 41.2 NSN UMTS Products Platforms
62 NSN UTRAN Products 73 NSN UMTS Core Network Products 293.1
Circuit Switched Domain 303.2 Packet Switched Domain 444 NSN IMS
Products 524.1 FMC Components 545 UMTS Network Management Solutions
615.1 Basics 62
