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  • #35136
    M.S
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    Hi Sunil

    Via the BCCH the mobile station is informed about the system configuration parameters (for
    example Local Area Identification, Cell Identity and Neighboring Cells). Using this information the
    mobile station can choose the best cell to attach.

    #35137
    Navpreet
    Guest

    Sir,Madam
    I would like to know that, suppose we are having 4 TRX in one cell and SDCCH is 16 and in combine mode. How many TCH will be available and the other left out time slots for control Channels will be used by which no. of TRX , as we know one TRX carries 8 time slots.

    #35138
    Navpreet
    Guest

    Sir,Madam
    I would like to know that, suppose we are having 4 TRX in one cell and SDCCH is 16 and in combine mode. How many TCH will be available and the other left out time slots for control Channels will be used by which no. of TRX , as we know one TRX carries 8 time slots.

    #35139
    Nguyen
    Guest

    Navpreet,

    If you want the control channel configuration is combined mode, the SDCCH number will be 12 or 20. The 16 SDCCH channels is the non-combined mode.

    If the cell with 4 TRX (32 timeslots) and 16 SDCCH, the available TCH will be 29. All of these TCHs and SDCCHs will occupy 29 + (16/8) = 31 timeslots. The first timeslot of the first TRX in the cell will be used for (1 BCCH + 9 CCCH).

    Brgds

    #35140
    umreet
    Guest

    Nguyen
    How come the available TCH will be 29???
    Please explain..
    regards

    #35141
    Nguyen
    Guest

    Very simple.

    The total timeslots is 4×8=32. The number of SDCCH is 16 => occupied 16/8=2 timeslots. 16 SDCCH => non-combined configuration => need 1 timeslot for 1BCCH+9CCCH.

    Hence the available timeslots for TCH is: 32-2-1=29.

    ok?

    #35142
    Umreet
    Guest

    Yeah got it ! Thanx..

    If the SDCCH is 12 .How many occupied?? is it 12/4=3
    In this case it will be combined.Right?So no extra TS needed for BCCH+CCCH.

    How many TS for TCH will occupied?
    Is it 32-3=29(same)
    Please correct me if i am wrong..

    Regards

    #35143
    Paul
    Guest

    In that case, you would have 4 SDCCH combined and 8 non-combined, so there would be one timeslot BCCH/CCCH/4*SDCCH and one timeslot 8*SDCCH, leaving 30 TCH!

    #35144
    Nguyen
    Guest

    Hi Umreet,

    Paul has given the correct answer for your question. TCH=30.

    Brgds

    #35145
    Umreet
    Guest

    Thanx Nguyen and Paul..
    Now i got the compelete thing….
    Nguyen,while going through one of the thread on SDCCH,i do came to know about ur SDCCH dimensioning tool.I’ll b highly obliged if u cud send that tool to my mail ID.

    My mail ID is:
    umreet2003@yahoo.com

    I m new to this field and wants lots of info on channel dimensioning!

    Thanx and Regards

    #35146
    zulfi
    Guest

    hi,
    could somebody tell me abt some site to study hopping esp SFH.

    mail me at zulfi567@yahoo.co.in

    #35147
    NIBU KOSHY
    Guest

    dear one,
    please teach about synthesizer hopping using in gsm, which hutchison telecom industry uses.

    #35148
    Trazy
    Guest

    Hi!

    I would like to know that if I implement PBCCH in the network, what should I concern about.

    Could anyone tell me the advantage and disadvantage of using PBCCH?

    Thank you so much.

    #35149
    osaro aigbede
    Guest

    hi
    i would like to get more information on BCCH and how to over come hopping

    #35150
    Navpreet
    Guest

    Nguyen

    U said we have 4 TRX and having 32 timeslots and 16 SDCCH 32-2-1 =29. Ok , the subtracted 1 was for BCCH and 9 CCCH that will be in 1 timeslot of First TRX and now my question is, the 2 time slots we have subtracted above for SDDCH will be used in which no of Timeslots.

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