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    [Q] Kazahstan GSM900 Frequency band

    general GSM900 band is: UL:890MHz - 915 MHz DL:935Mhz - 960MHz Soviet military once used 900 Mhz band. If the Kazahstan situation similar to the Russian, then the military should be still in control over the band. You have to work for Kazah mobile operator or be in the military to know exact band.
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    SIC algorithm for MIMO

    Hi, i assume that the received vector you have is signal at receiver input. The very first thing that is necessary for the receiver is synchronization - basically receiver should know the strongest path. There should be some kind of sinchronisation info available in the telecom system -...
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    How to detect a turned off mobile?

    vlr purge Some networks require mobile phone to report to the network when they are switched off. There are cases when mobile phone is not capable to send such message (say it was dropped on the ground and the battery flew off) or mobile entered area of no coverage. So, if mobile has reported...
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    Why we need Channel Estimation Sequence for OFDM system?

    RF channel introduces distortion to the signal causing intersymbol interference. Channel estimation allows to determine that distortion. Furthermore it is possible to remove the distortion by multiplying received signal by inverse of RF channel transfer function.
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    GSM transmitted power from BTS

    Hi, it is harder to make Power amplifiers for mobiles phones in GSM1800 than GSM900 with the same output power. So the GSM 1800 phones are less powerful. The GSM1800 system becomes uplink limited, i.e. BTS will not be able to hear MS, while MS will be in perfect reception of BTS signal. There...
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    The differences in interface for SIM and USIM

    usim vs sim yes, of course. still plain SIM can be used in UMTS. USIM should support extra security technologies.
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    Can you use E-TCH within EDGE for voice?

    E-TCH within EDGE Hi, i do not know exact specs, but i would strongly recommend the following book: Timo Halonen, Javier Romero, Juan Melero "GSM, GPRS, and EDGE performance : evolution towards 3G/UMTS" , John Wiley & Sons, 2003 it is available as an ebook and probably could be found in...
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    Can you use E-TCH within EDGE for voice?

    E-TCH within EDGE According to specifications it can be used. It could be used in conjunction with AMR, especially AMR-WB (wide band). It is a key component of next step in GSM evolution - Flexible Layer 1
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    select number of Data bits out of generator,know Data Rate?

    hi, although I have a vague idea why IFT is used in OFDM, i don't feel competent enough to explain that. As well my knowledge matlab functions is bad.
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    select number of Data bits out of generator,know Data Rate?

    hi, considering 8QAM and 8 PSK the difference is only in amplitude of 45+n*90 constellation symbols. If the amplitudes are made the same for all points, then 8QAM becomes 8PSK. Those 45+n*90 are very challenging for Power Amplifier in TX as it requires higher linearity. 1. If your baseband...
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    select number of Data bits out of generator,know Data Rate?

    1) Of course more samples will provide more accurate BER, but keep in mind that your channel should be changing in a (pseudo)random way. If same 2048 bits are sent over the same channel, then it is not worth to repeat, since results from each simulation would be just the same. 2) I have been...
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    select number of Data bits out of generator,know Data Rate?

    Hi, probably I will not be able to answer your questions completely, but I hope I will give you some hints. This is because you are describing your system in a general way, but you questions are quite particular - but please don't take it as an offence. 1. It depends how you implement your...
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    Ec/Io, Ec/No, Eb/No, Eb/Nt ...... ?

    eb/nt Nt probably stands for thermal noise, that is Noise thermal (in subscript).
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    need immediate ans of this question!!!!!!!!!!

    Hi, 1) transmission wire is usually called a feeder. Cross section area of feeder is dependant on transmission power and of course on signal amplitude. 2) antenna wire thickness is rather dependent on frequency rather than on amplitude. hope this helps
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    UTRAN Protocol Stack... Quick help needed!!!

    nodeb protocol The pleasure is mine. First it should be stated that CDMA is not modulation but the method of multiplexing channels or data from different users. There plenty of other multiplexing or multiple access methods - tdma or ofdma just to name few. For data transfer over RF...

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