[信息与通信]cdma2000教程三—前向链路.ppt

QUALCOMM Proprietary Anatel Presentation Section 3:cdma2000 Forward Link Section Introduction Forward CDMA Channels F-BCH (Broadcast Channel) (IS-2000 uses F-BCH) F-QPCH (Quick Paging Channel) F-CCCH (Common Control Channel) Auxiliary Pilot Channel F-FCH (Fundamental Channel) F-SCH (Supplemental Channel) Forward Physical Layer Key Characteristics Forward Radio Configurations Block Interleaver Turbo Codes Modulation and Spreading Quasi-Orthogonal Function Multi-Carrier Approach Transmit Diversity Forward CDMA Channels Forward Link Part I:Common Channels cdma2000 Forward Common Channels Pilot, Sync, and Paging Channels for SR 1 Broadcast Channel for SR 1 Quick Paging Channel for SR 1 Why New Common Channels Lower Delay F-BCH is continuously available for overhead message Higher data rate on R-CCCH and F-CCCH Lower Required BS Transmit Power F-BCH uses lower forward link power due to repetitions F-CCCH can be operated in soft handoff F-CCCH can use lower rate code than Paging Channel Greater Flexibility More rates Separates overhead information from pages and messages to mobile stations Lower MS Power Consumption F-QPCH introduced F-BCH allows MS to obtain overhead messages quickly F-CCCH specifically designed to allow MS to power down quickly New Common Channels Common channel operation can be done by existing Paging and Access Channels Three new channels on the Forward Link can replace the existing Paging Channel F-BCH (Broadcast Channel) F-QPCH (Quick Paging Channel) F-CCCH (Common Control Channel) F-BCH carries overhead information and broadcast short messages Can be multiple instances One for overhead Others for broadcast SMS Overhead information not required to be continually transmitted Transmitted only by one base station New Common Channels Structure (Cont.) F-QPCH used by BS when it needs to contact MS in slotted mode Physical channel can use soft handoff Only transmitted when a page F-CCCH is used by the BS when it needs to contact the MS as part of