Saturday 17 September 2011

MOBILE COMMUNICATION


MOBILE COMMUNICATION QUESTION BANK
PART I

List the parameters of GSM and IS – 95 system.
What do you understand by co channel interference and adjacent channel interference.
What factors influence the choice of digital modulation technique
What is soft and hard handoff?
What is meant by  Coherent Bandwidth
What is meant by Coherent Time.
List and briefly describe different Media Access Mechanisms of Mobile Systems.
Describe the  services provided by GSM network.
What is authentication and how it is carried out.
Describe Radio Interface of GSM.

Part II

    What do you understand by  Frequency Reuse?
    Compute the number of channel available per cell for the following specification for N = 7 and N = 4.  Total channel bandwidth = 40 MHz;  Simplex bandwidth = 20 KHz;  control channel BW  = 1 MHz;
3.    How co channel interference and system capacity are linked.
4. .  If a signal to interference ratio of 15 db is required for satisfactory  forward channel performance of a cellular system, what is the frequency reuse factor and cluster size should be used for maximum capacity  if the path loss exponent is a) n =  4 and b.)  n=3.   Assume that there are six  co channel cells in the first tier and all of them are at the same distance from the mobile. .  Use suitable assumption.
What are the strategies involved in increasing the coverage and  capacity of cellular system.
Briefly describe QPSK  and  p/4 QPSK Modulation technique.?
Briefly describe GMSK Modulation.
Compare the performance of various digital modulation schemes.
Briefly describe  Two Ray Reflection Model and Knife Edge Diffraction Model.
List the path loss models and describe  the Okumara Model.
What factors influence  small scale fading.
Explain  small scale fading based on  multipath time delay and  Doppler   spread
Briefly describe CDMA  media access mechanism.
Draw and describe the GSM functional architecture.
How security management  carried out in GSM
Describe the purpose of GSM control Channels
Compare  various media access control  mechanisms.

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