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    Prepared By

    Sukruti Kaulgud

    Assistant Professor (EXTC)

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    What is 4G

    4G is the name given to 4thgenerationtechnology. G stands for generation.

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    Different Generations

    1G (First Generation)

    2G (Second Generation) 3G (Third Generation)

    4G (Fourth Generation)

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    1G (First Generation) Cont.

    Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS) wasfirst launched by the US and is a 1G mobilesystem.

    1G based on FDMA, it allows users to make voice

    calls in one country.

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    Problems with 1G

    Poor voice quality

    Poor battery life

    Phone size big

    No security

    Frequent call drops

    Limited capacity Poor handoff reliability

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    2G (Second Generation)

    2G or second generation 2G phones uses GlobalSystem for Mobile communication (GSM).

    2G first used in early 1990s in Europe.

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    2G (Second Generation) Cont.

    2G digital technologies can be divided into twostandards:

    TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) GSM: Originally from Europe but used worldwide

    iDEN: proprietary network used by Nextel in US

    PDC: Used exclusively in Japan.

    CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) IS-95: Commonly referred as CDMA and used in US and parts of

    Asia.

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    3G (Third Generation)

    3G networks provide the ability to transfer voicedata and non voice data (music downloads,emails and instant messaging) over the samenetwork simultaneously.

    3G networks deliver broadband capacity andsupport greater number of voice and datacustomers of lower incremental cost than 2G.

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    3G (Third Generation) Cont.Standards: W-CDMA: Wideband Code Division Multiple Access

    CDMA 2000 EVDO: Evolution Data Optimized The idea behind is to have a single network standardinstead of the different type adopted in US Europe andAsia.

    Less Complexity Faster transmission Large capacity Broadband Capabilities Allows transmission of 384 kbps for mobile systems and

    upto 2 Mbps for stationary users.

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    3G (Third Generation) Cont.

    Increased spectrum efficiency 5MHz.

    A greater number of users that can besimultaneously supported by a radio frequencybandwidth.

    High data rates at lower incremental cost than

    2G global roaming.

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    Problems with 3G

    High Bandwidth Requirement

    High Spectrum licensing fees

    Huge Capital

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    4G (Fourth Generation)

    4G is ------- MAGIC-------

    Mobile Multimedia Connection

    Anywhere Anytime with Anyone

    Global Mobility support

    Integrated Wireless solutions

    Customized personal services.

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    4G (Fourth Generation)

    4G, the successor of 3G

    4G technology or mobile communicationsystems are characterized by high speed datarates at 20 to 100 Mbps, suitable for high

    resolution movies and television.

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    Comparison 3G Vs 4G

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    4G architecture

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    Advantages of 4G

    Higher bandwidth enables a range of newapplications.

    Lower cost than previous generations

    Faster and more reliable.

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    Why 4G

    Video Streaming

    TV broadcast

    Video calls

    News

    Music

    Sports enhanced gaming Chat

    Location Service- GPS

    Life Saving - Telemedicine

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    3G Vs 4G LTE

    3G

    Circuit switching for Voice CommunicationPacket switching for Data Communication

    LTEFully IP based Infrastructure

    IP Multimedia System (IMS) is used to bridgethe gap between voice calls and telephonynetwork.

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    4G LTE Vs 4G WiMAX

    Parameters 4G LTE 4G WiMAX

    Standardized by 3GPP IEEE 802.16

    Ground Technology GSM-UMTS CDMA

    Frequency of Operation 800 MHz, 2.5GHz-2.7GHz

    2 GHz - 8 GHz

    Multiplexing Technique OFDM OFDM

    Antennas MIMO MIMO

    Infrastructure Full IP Based Full IP BasedLatency Less More

    Spectral Efficiency Better Good

    Range of Coverage More Less

    Speed Good Better

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    Thank You


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