Brief History of Wireless Systems and Multipath Propagation Environment, Slides of Software Engineering

A brief history of wireless communication systems, from 2nd generation systems like GSM and CDMA to 4th generation systems like LTE and WIMAX. It also discusses the concept of multipath propagation environment, including superposition of signals, interference, and delay. scenarios and equations to illustrate the concepts.

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Digital Signal

Processing

Abdul Basit

Brief

History of

Wireless

Systems

Brief

History of

Wireless

Systems

Brief History of Wireless Systems

  • 2

nd

Generation  (90’s)

  • GSM  (Global system for mobile communication (10Kbps)
  • CDMA  Code division multiple access (10Kbps)
  • GPRS  General packet radio services (250Kbps)
  • EDGE  Enhanced data for GSM Evolution (200Kbps)
  • 3

rd

Generation (2000~2010)

  • WCDMA/UMTS  Wideband CDMA/Universal mobile telecommunication system (384Kbps)
  • CDMA-2000  384 (Kbps)
  • 3.5 Generation

HSDPA/HSUPA  High speed downlink/uplink packet access (5~30Mbps)

EVDO  Evolution data optimization (3~30Mbps)

Multipath Propagation Environment

Single Input Single Output

Multiple Input Single Output

  • .

Multiple Input Multiple Output

  • .

Multipath Propagation Environment

  • Superposition of signals
  • Interference

Constructive Interference

Destructive Interference

Multipath Propagation Environment

Superposition of signals

Multipath Propagation Environment

Scenario

 

0      t  

 

2      t  

 

3      t  

 

L-

L L L L

   t

  

 

1      t  

Multipath Propagation Environment

Scenario

  • is the multipath channel response
  • That is sum of all the responses (Paths)

Multipath responseSum of individual responses

ht

         

0 0 1 1 2 2 L 1 L 1

h t   t    t    t    t

           

   

L

i i

i

h t   t

 

For 0

th

Path

𝜎

𝛧

  • For th real scenario.

If a signal is transmitted over wireless channel through 0

th

path

It will experience time/delay

  • A pass band signal is attenuated by and delayed by

𝜎

0

(

𝑡 − 𝑍

0

)

 

 

0

0 path =

c

j f t th

e

t e

  

 

 

 

 

 

1

1

1 path =

L-1 path =

c

c L

j f t st

e

j f t th

e L

t e

t e

  

  

 

 

Wireless Fading Channel Model

   

 

=

c i

L

j f t

p e i i

i

y t t e

  

 

Received pass band signalSum of var ious multipath components

   

 

 

 

 

 

=

Complex Baseband Part =

c i c i

c i

c i

L

j f j f t

p e i i

i

L

j f

e i i

i

j f t

y t t e e

t e

CarrierComponent e

  

  

 

 

   

= =

c i

L

j f

p i b i

i

Complex base band Rx signal y t S t e

 