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I am studying the GSM system and get confuse with bursts and frames.
Could anyone please kindly help. Thanks!
I read from some books and materials:
Eight bursts or TSs, numbered from 0 through 7, form a TDMA frame.
TDMA frames are numbered from 0 to 2715647.
There are superframe last for 6s 120ms,
formed either by 51-multiframe or 26-multiframe.
And as I read about the logical channel:
The downlink direction of TS 0 of the BCCH-TRX is used by
various channels...
This multiple use is possible because the logical channels can time-share TS 0 by using different TDMA frames.
I get confuse that about that.. in my understanding,
51-multiframe and 26-multiframe could only be interlaced at superframe level, i.e. per 6s 120ms
So that the timeslots 0 to 7 are occupted by one TDMA frame for either 51-multiframe or 26-multiframe
However, it's not the case for the actual implementation.
As reading about the logical channel, the formation of a Control Channel , say, TS0 is just sharing of one timeslot in a TDMA frame, i.e. 1/8 of a TDMA frame.
Can anyone comment on this? Thanks!
Could anyone please kindly help. Thanks!
I read from some books and materials:
Eight bursts or TSs, numbered from 0 through 7, form a TDMA frame.
TDMA frames are numbered from 0 to 2715647.
There are superframe last for 6s 120ms,
formed either by 51-multiframe or 26-multiframe.
And as I read about the logical channel:
The downlink direction of TS 0 of the BCCH-TRX is used by
various channels...
This multiple use is possible because the logical channels can time-share TS 0 by using different TDMA frames.
I get confuse that about that.. in my understanding,
51-multiframe and 26-multiframe could only be interlaced at superframe level, i.e. per 6s 120ms
So that the timeslots 0 to 7 are occupted by one TDMA frame for either 51-multiframe or 26-multiframe
However, it's not the case for the actual implementation.
As reading about the logical channel, the formation of a Control Channel , say, TS0 is just sharing of one timeslot in a TDMA frame, i.e. 1/8 of a TDMA frame.
Can anyone comment on this? Thanks!