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    Under the guidance of

    Dr. D.K.Rajouriya

    Professor

    Electronics and Communication Department

    Dehradun Institute of Technology

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    Overview

    y Introduction to GSM

    y Advantages of GSM over CDMA

    y GSM Network

    y GSM Modem

    y Conclusion

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    Introduction To GSM

    y GSM service started in 1991

    y 900 MHz 2100 MHz

    y GSM network consist of interconnected cells where eachcell corresponds to a specific antenna

    y GSM system uses a combination of techniques access to

    radio channel:-

    Frequency-multiplexing (FDMA)

    Time-multiplexing (TDMA)

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    Advantages Of GSM over CDMAy GSM is already used worldwide with over 480 million subscribers.

    y International roaming permits subscribers to use one phone

    throughout Western Europe. CDMA will work in Asia, but not

    France, Germany, the U.K. and other popular European destinations.

    y GSM is mature. This maturity means a more stable network with

    robust features. CDMA is still building its network.

    y GSM's maturity means engineers cut their teeth on the technology,

    creating an unconscious preference.y The availability of Subscriber Identity Modules, which are smart

    cards that provide secure data encryption give GSM m-commerce

    advantages.

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    Disadvantages Of GSM

    y The disadvantages of GSM to CDMA are:

    GSM need more spectrum for same number of calls

    Lack of access to burgeoning American market.

    Lack of privacy in GSM

    More power requirements and more cell-to-cellcoordination needed by operators

    Less cellular communications security

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    GSM Network

    GSM Network consist of three main parts:

    y Mobile Station (MS) carried by the subscriber

    y Base Station Subsystem (BSS) controls radio link with

    mobile station

    yNetwork & Switching Subsystem (NSS) mobility

    management and switching of calls between mobile users,

    and between mobile and fixed network users.

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    Layout Of Generic GSM network

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    GSM Modem

    y Amodem (modulator-demodulator) is a device that modulatesan analog carrier signal to encode digital information, and alsodemodulates such a carrier signal to decode the transmittedinformation.

    y GSM modem sends and receives data through radio waves

    y GDW-11 485 modem provides a communication link between

    GSM/GPRS network and monitoring systemy GDW-11 is a radio transmitter and receiver at low speed

    y A GPRS modem is a GSM modem with additional support forGPRS technology for data transmission.

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    Conclusion

    Today, the battle between CDMA and GSM is muddled. Where

    at one point Europe clearly favored GSM and North America,

    CDMA, the distinct advantage of one over the other has

    blurred as major carriers like AT&T Wireless begin to support

    GSM .

    The GSM network is composed of several hundreds of cell

    cells arranged overlapping one over the other, in such a way

    that produces radio broadcast coverage continuesuninterrupted.

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    THANK YO

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