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Transcoders in remote BSC

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  • #38509
    siva
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    Hi,
    Iam new to this site and GSM field.I have a doubt regarding the transcoders used in the remote BSC.What is the use of giving 4 E1 links b/w BSC and transcoder to carry just 16kbps of data and also tell me something regarding E1 links.

    #38510
    alex
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    u don’t need 4 E1 links between BSC and transcoder, u need only one here, u need 4 E1 links between transcoder nad MSC, in most cases transcoders are at the same site as MSC and connected by one E1 link to remote BSC to save transmission cost…

    alex
    http://www.dx200.biz

    #38511
    Partha
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    In general each Call fm MSC is carried in 64kbps.This bitrate is too high to be carried feasible over a Radio Link earlier.So it was decided used a suitable coding method like RPE-LPC(Regular Pulse excited – linear predictive coding) so that the same speech call is coded in 16kbps.(13kbps for speech + 3kbps for signalling).
    Thats why the Transcoder converts a 4E1 link to 1E1 link.

    #38512
    Saeed JAN
    Guest

    At NSN Network I Have seen most the gateways(Transcoder) are located separte from BSC and MSC at centre location why ?

    As we know if we MSC and Transcoder located at single point we can reduce media cost.

    #38513
    Sam
    Guest

    I have a Remote BSC and TC and MSC collocated. I want to know if there is any bandwidth saving on the interface between BSC and Transcoder, if we change from TDM to AoIP.
    How do i get expected bandwidth from my current TDM BSC (on the interface between BSC and Transcoder / not MGW)?

    #38514
    Wallis Dudhnath
    Guest

    The classic switch is based on 64kbits/s stream. The traditional MSC is based on the classic 64kbits/s stream for Voice connections.

    TRAU is used to convert the rate to 64kbits/s. You have to see if your Network is configured for FR/HR/EFR.

    Not sure is you have TFO in operation.

    Let me know if you need any further inputs.

    VBR/ Wallis Dudhnath

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