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Problems 37 88 Problems 8.1 ‘The GSM TDMA system uses a 270.833 kbps data rate to support 8 users per frame. (a) What is the raw data rate provided for each user? (bi If guard time, ramp-up time, and synchronization bits occupy 10.1 kbpe, determine the traffic efficiency for each user. 82 The US. Digital Cellular TDMA system uses a 48.6 kbps data rate to support 3 users per frame, Each user occupies 2of the 6 time slots per frame. What is the raw data rate provided for each user? 8.3 For problem 8.2, assume each reverse channel frame contains 6 time slots with 324 bits per time slot, and within each time slot, assume there are 6 guard bits, 6 bits reserved for ramp-up, 28 synchronization bits, 12 control channel bits, 12 bits for supervisory control signals, and 260 data bits (a) Determine the frame efficiency for the US. Digital Cellular standard. (b) If half-rate speech coding is used, then 6 users may be supported within a frame. Determine the raw data rate and frame efficiency for users with half-rate speech coding, 84 The Pacific Digital Cellular (PDC) TDMA system uses a 42.0 kbps data rate to support 3 uses per frame. Each user occupies 2 ofthe 6 time slots per frame. (a) What is the raw data rate provided for each user? (b) If the frame efficiency is, 80% and the frame duration is 6.667 ms, determine the number of information bits sent to each user per frame. (c) If half-rate speech coding is used, 6 users per frame are accommodated. Determine the number of information bits pro- vided for each user per frame. (2) What is the information data rate per user in halfrate PDO? 8.5 Assume that a nonlinear amplifier is used to broadcast FDMA transmissions for the US. AMPS standard. If control channel 352 and voice channel 360 are simultaneously transmitted by a base station, determine all cellular channels on the forward link that might carry interference due to intermodulation. 8.6 If a paging system transmits at 931.9375 MHz, and a cellular base station broadcasts on AMPS control channel 318, and both antennas are co-located on the same broadcast tower, determine the cellular channels (if any) that may contain intermodulation interference, if detected by a receiver with a nonlinear amplifier. In what practical situations might intermodulation of this type be produced? 8.7 In an unslotted ALOHA system the packet arrival times form a Poisson pro- cess having a rate of 10° packets/sec. If the bit rate is 10 Mbps and there are 1000 bits/packet, find (a) the normalized throughput of the system, and (b) the number ofbits per packet that will maximize the throughput 8.8. Repeat problem 8.7 for a slotted ALOHA system, 8.9 Determine the propagation delay in packet transmission units if a 19.2 kbps channel data rate is used and each packet contains 256 bits. Assume a line-of sight radio path exists for a user 10 km away from the transmitter. If slotted ALOHA is to be used, what is the best choice for the number of bits/packet for this system (assuming that 10 km is the maximum distance between the trans- mitter and receiver’? 8.10 Determine the number of analog channels per cell for the case of 1=3 propaga- tion path loss, where the minimum acceptable C/I = 14 dB. What is the appro- priate cluster size for the system? Assume the channel bandwidth is 30 kHz and the total spectrum allocation is 20 MHz. 8.11 Repeat problem 8.10 for the cases where n = [Link]

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