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Appendix D
OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this chapter the student will be able to:
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INTRODUCTION
The future for GSM includes more subscribers, more networks
and more services. The primary concept which is driving this
future is that of the third generation of mobile systems. Other
developments which are taking place are also outlined here.
INTRODUCTION
Analog mobile networks are considered to be the first generation
of mobile systems. Digital mobile network are are considered to
be the second generation of mobile systems. The third
generation of mobile systems is currently being defined in
various standardization groups around the world.
User Applications
Internet applications
• WWW Browsing
• Video Telephone
• E-mail
WCDMA ISDN/PSTN
• News push Network
Video terminal
• Networked games
Internet
Application Server
Corporate
Video Conference LAN
SERVICES
The general concepts for third generation systems are grouped
under the concept of the International Mobile
Telecommunications 2000 (IMT-2000) system, as being defined
by ITU-T. This is complemented by development of Universal
Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) by ETSI. UMTS
aims to deliver wide-area/high-mobility data rates of 384 kbits/s
and up to 2 Mbits/s for local-area/low-mobility coverage.
• Voice/high-quality audio
• Electronic commerce
IMPLEMENTATION
Ericsson is currently working on supplying a solution for UMTS
using Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) and
GSM.
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
GSM as a second generation mobile system continues to evolve.
Some of the key areas for GSM in the future which are not third
generation-related are outlined here.