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zac79x
Joined: 15 Jan 2007 Posts: 4
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07 Apr 2008 1:36 GSM 900 Repeater design |
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First hello to all, it should be my first post here...
I'm "trying" to design a GSM 900 repeater with this scheme:
directive antenna --> LNA --> AMP+AGC --> PA --> omni antenna
directive antenna <-- AMP <-- AMP+AGC <-- omni antenna
The antennas are the same, i'm using diplexers on every side.
So the questions:
How much total gain for the upper side (and bottom side) amps, if i want a functioning repeater for a weak outside signal ?
What power outputs should i use on the PAs ?
Some papers or links to informations ?
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zac79x
Joined: 15 Jan 2007 Posts: 4
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23 Apr 2008 16:16 GSM 900 Repeater design |
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| Nobody ?? Any suggestions ?
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DDavid
Joined: 06 Apr 2006 Posts: 232 Helped: 22
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23 Apr 2008 16:44 Re: GSM 900 Repeater design |
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Hi,
U question is to general!
u rest a lot of parameters
when u say weak signal how much do u mean
In general (i will put some parameters of my system) :
u will receive from BS to Repeater between -60dBm ÷ -90dBm.
Your PA suppose to be about 30dBm (again all numbers depend on distance and of course mobile channel parameters like do u transmit LOS etc...)
One of the most important parameters is DL total + UL total Gain suppose to be less then isolations of the both diplexers (from tx to rx) by factor of 12dB at least.
David
Added after 1 minutes:
In my system:
DL gain was Glna=60dB, G_PA=30dB
UL gain was Glna=45dB, G_PA=30dB
David
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zac79x
Joined: 15 Jan 2007 Posts: 4
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26 Apr 2008 13:45 GSM 900 Repeater design |
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Sorry for the missing parameters, but it's a new field for me. Some data:
Uplink 890-915 MHz, Downlink 935-960MHz
I'm thinking about a class B or hybrid broadband repeater. The service antenna should be capable of a near field coverage of about 20m*20m. This should be a BDA for home or office use in GSM band only.
I have problems finding suitable SAW filters, so i'm not able to obtain high TX-RX isolation...
For the PA stage i'm trying to use RF2104, for the LNA the AVAGO'S ATF33143. Interstage amps use broadband MMIC or BJT transistors.
Admitting I receive -90dBm at the donor antenna, and I want a near field coverage of about 20m+20m, are -10dBm at the service antenna enough ?
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DDavid
Joined: 06 Apr 2006 Posts: 232 Helped: 22
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27 Apr 2008 8:11 Re: GSM 900 Repeater design |
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Hi,
Please expain: I want a near field coverage of about 20m+20m.
David
Added after 6 minutes:
Hi,
About the saw filters
try to look for them at: EPCOS and Sawtec (triquint) (may be that i made a mistake with the names but they PRETTY SURE THEY WILL HAVE IT!)
David
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zac79x
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27 Apr 2008 14:17 GSM 900 Repeater design |
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| I made a mistype, i meant 20m*20m field coverage near the service antenna (supposing an omnidirectanional antenna). The donor antenna has to placed with a sufficient distance from the service antenna.Your answers and suggestions are appreciated!
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DDavid
Joined: 06 Apr 2006 Posts: 232 Helped: 22
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04 May 2008 7:13 Re: GSM 900 Repeater design |
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Okay,
If u need something else please let me know!
David
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