Course
133 - Detailed Review Of CDMA
Standards IS-95/Joint Standard 008
Scope
This
three-day course probes the depths of the CDMA standards and the “nuts and bits”
protocols involved in the CDMA air interfaced and call processing. Insights gained in this course will prove
extremely valuable in system performance troubleshooting and system design, as
well as in manufacturing design/test operations.
Target Audience
Engineers
and technicians responsible for detailed troubleshooting and performance
optimization of CDMA networks and subscriber equipment
Course Presentation Setting and Methods
Presented
in a classroom setting using computer projection with student workbooks.
Topical Outline
Survey and introduction to CDMA Standards
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Standards
Bodies, Industry Associations
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IS-95
versions and Joint Standard 008
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Standards
for Supplemental Services
The CDMA Air Interface as defined
in the standards
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RF
characteristics of CDMA signals
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Bandwidth-amplitude
characteristics
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Forward Channels
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Pilot
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Purpose,
Structure, Generation, Detection Principles
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Sync
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Purpose,
Structure, Generation, Messaging
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Paging
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Purpose,
Structure, Generation, Messaging
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Slotted
Mode Paging Operation
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Traffic
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Purpose,
Structure, Generation, Messaging
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Reverse Channels
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Access
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Purpose,
Structure, Generation, Messaging
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Probing
and Access Parameters
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Traffic
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Purpose,
Structure, Generation, Messaging
Identification and Security
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IMSI,
ESN, SCM
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Registration
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Access
Channel Protocol: Managing Access Overloads
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Authentication
Call Processing Detailed Overview
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Mobile
State Initialization State
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Mobile
Station Idle State
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Acknowledgment
Procedures
Messaging Summary
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Sync
Channel
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Paging
Channel
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Access
Channel
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Forward
Traffic Channel
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Reverse
Traffic Channel
Multiplex
Options and Secondary Services
CDMA
Constants and Statistics
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Accumulated
Statistics
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Timers
and Counters in call processing
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Malfunction
Detection and Treatment
Call Flow Examples
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Process
walk-through and flow diagrams
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Live
examples from collected field data
Current and Future CDMA Standards
Issues
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Origination
in Soft Handoff
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Soft
Handoff control: standards-based and proprietary solutions
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Wideband
CDMA
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Other
issues of the day
Prerequisites
Course 132 or
equivalent knowledge through experience or other training
Course Documentation and Materials
Student
guide
Miscellaneous
supplies
Facilities and Hardware Requirements
Classroom
suitable for student note-taking and a screen or other projection surface
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& Associates
PO Box 158777
Nashville,
Tennessee 37215
USA
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890-0829
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244-4105