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1.Explain the difference between hard and soft handoff.

Answers:The hard handoff is that when the signal strength

of a neighboring cell exceeds that of the current cell, plus a

threshold, the mobile station is instructed to switch to a new

frequency band that is within the allocation of the new cell.

The soft handoff is that a mobile station is temporarily

connected to more than one base station simultaneously. A

mobile unit may start out assigned to a single cell. If the unit

enters a region in which the transmissions from two base stations

are comparable, the mobile unit enters the soft handoff state

until which it is connected to the two base stations.

2.What are the cores techniques of WCDMA?

Answers: The WCDMA key techniques mostly consist of the

power control technique, PN code technique, RSKE, Soft Handoff,

and Speech coding.

3.What is attenuation?

4.What two functions are performed by an antenna?

5.What are the advantages of using CDMA for a cellular

network?

Answers:(1)Frequency diversity; (2) Multipath resistance; (3)

Privacy; (4) Gracefue degradation.

6. What are the key differences between first and second

generation cellular system? Answers: The key differences

between the two generations:

(1). Digital traffic channels; (2). Encryption; (3). Error

detection correction;

(4). Channel access.

7. What are the cores techniques of TD-SCDMA?

Answers:The cores techniques of TD-SCDMA are smart

antenna (intelligent antenna), joint examination technique,

SCDMA technique, software wireless technique, and dynamic

channel allocation technique

8. What is direct broadcast satellite (DBS)?

Answers: The satellite video signals are transmission directly

to the home user.

9. What is an isotropic antenna?

Answers: An isotropic antenna is a point in space that

radiates power in all direction equally.

10. What is CDMA?

Answers: CDMA is a multiplexing technique used with spread

spectrum

11. What is frequency hopping spread spectrum?

Answers: The signal is broadcast over a seemingly random

series of radio frequency, hopping from frequency to frequency

at fixed intervals

12.What are the primary causes of atmospheric attenuation

for satellite communications? Answers:The primary causes of

atmospheric attenuation are oxygen and water

13.What is a SIR?

Answers: This ratio is defined to be the ratio of the desired

average signal power at a receiver to the total average

interference power.

14.What are features of CDMA?

Answers:(1) High spectrum efficiency(2)Release from

frequency management (3)Low mobile station transmit power

(4)Soft-handover (5)Path Diversity (RAKE Fingers) (6)Security

(7)Anti-jamming capability

15.In general, physical models include three basic modes of

propagation.

Answers:(1)Free-space or link-of-signal transmission;(2)

Reflection;(3)Diffraction.

16.In time, as more customers use the the system, traffic

may build up so that there are not enough frequency bands

assigned to a cell to handle its calls. A number of approaches

have been used to cope with this situation, including the

following。

Answers: (1)Adding new channels;(2)Frequency borrowing;

(3)Cell splitting;

(4)Cell sectoring;(5)Microcells。

17.Explain the difference between open-loop and closed-

loop power control.

Answers: Open-loop power control depends solely on the

mobile unit, with no feedback from the BS.

Closed-loop power control adjusts signal strength in the

reverse channel based on some metric of performance in that

reverse channel.

18.Define channel capacity.

Answers: The maximum rate at which data can be

transmitted over a given communication path, or channel, under

given conditions is referred to the channel capacity.

填空题

1.Antenna characteristics are essentially the same whether

an antenna is sending

or receiving electromagnetic energy.

2.The basis for analog signaling is a continuous constant

frequency signal known as the carrier signal.

3.Nikola Tesla invented the wireless telegraph in 1893.

4.A transmission from earth station to satellite is referred

to as uplink in the satellite communication.

5.The essence of a cellular network is the use of multiple

low-power transmitters, on order

of 100W or less.

6.Third generation system generally call WCDMA or UMTS.

7.Adjacent cells are assigned different frequencies to avoid

interference or crosstalk.

as a function of, an electromagnetic signal can be

either analog or digital.

An analog signal is one in which the signal intensity varies in

a smooth fashion over time.

9.The data signaling rate, or just data rate, of a signal is the

rate, in bits per second, that data are transmitted.

10The TD-SCDMA is a multiple connect into include the

FCDMA/TDMA/CDMA

11.Nikola Tesla invented the wireless telegraph in 1893.

12.A digital signal is one in which the signal intensity

maintains a constant level for some period of time and then

changes to another constant level.

13. Reflection occurs when an electromagnetic signal

encounters a surface that is large relative to the wavelength of

the signal.

14.If the size of an obstacle is on the order of the

wavelength of the signal or

less scattering occurs.

15. For a data of R , the duration of a bit is R

T 1=seconds and the duration of a signal element is LT T S

=seconds. If C T is greater then or to S T , the spreading

modulation is referred to as

slow-frequency-hop spread spectrum; otherwise it is known

as fast-frequency-hop spread

spectrum.

16.A transmission from satellite station to earth is referred

to as downlink in the satellite

communication.

17.The cells sufficiently distant from each other can use the

same frequency band

18.Code division multiple access is a spread spectrum

based technique for multiplexing.

19.The objective of the third generation of wireless

communication is to provide fairly high speed

wireless communications to support multimedia, data, and

video in addition to voice.

20.Power control technique is core in the CDMA .

21.One purpose of the data-layer is to perform error

correction or detection.

22.The channel provides the physical means for

transporting the signal produced by the

transmitter and delivering it to the receiver .

24.The key physical resource is the radio spectrum in

wireless system.

24.A digital signal is one in which the signal intensity

maintains a constant level for some

period of time and then changes to another constant level.

25.The frequency is the rate at which the signal repeats.

26.An antenna that transmits equally in all directions called

the isotropic radiatio .

27.Noise can be defined as unwanted electrical signals

interference with the desired

signal.

28.The basic idea with cellular system is to reuse channel in

different cell, increasing the

capacity

29.During the period from 1895 to 1901 , Guglielmo

Marconi developed an apparatus for

transmitting radio waves over longer distances.

30.An electromagnetic signal can be either analog or digital.

An analog signal

is one in which the signal intensity varies in a smooth fashion

over time.

31.The spectrum of a signal is the range of frequencies that

it contains.

1.32.The same frequency assignments cannot be made in

adjacent cell because of inter-channel interference.

33.Handoff may be network initiated.

34.That each user occupies a cyclically repeating time slot

in the TDMA system. 35.All users in a CDMA, use the same

carrier frequency and may transmit simultaneously. 36.Self-

jamming is a problem in CDMA system.

37.The GSM key technique consist of eight parts

38. Reflection occurs when an electromagnetic signal

encounters a surface that is large relative to the wavelength of

the signal.

判断题

1. Thermal noise can be eliminated. ( N )

2. The time-selective channels are time-invariant channels.

( N )

3. A high SNR will mean a high-quality signal. ( Y )

4. Free-space propagation, in which the received power

decreases as the square of the distance from the transmitter. ( Y )

5. Fast fading is the rapid variation of signal levels when the

user terminal moves short distances. ( Y )

6. Traffic channels are used to exchange information. ( N )

7. Multiple access schemes are used to allow many mobile

users to share simultaneously a finite amount of radio spectrum.

( Y )

sequence multiple access is also called code division

multiple access (CDMA). ( Y )

9. The most popular second generation standards include

three TDMA standards and one CDMA standard. ( Y )

10. The NS controls handoff between cell in different BSSs,

authenticates users and validates their accounts, and includes

functions for enabling worldwide roaming of mobile users. ( Y )

11. Thermal noise cannot be eliminated. ( Y )

12. Frequency-Selective Channels is time-invariant channels.

( N )

13. The greater the bandwidth, the higher the information-

carrying capacity. . ( Y )

tion, wherein, for the plane-Earth model, the

received power decreases as the fourth power of distance. ( Y )

fading arises from the fact that most of the large

reflectors and diffracting objects along

the transmission path are distant from the terminal. ( Y )

l channels are used to exchange information. ( Y )

17. That each user occupies a cyclically repeating time slot in

the FDMA system. ( N )

users of a CDMA system share the same time-slot.

( N )

19. Like TDMA or FDMA, CDMA has a soft capacity limit.. ( N )

20. The NS controls handoff between cell in different BSSs,

authenticates users and validates their accounts, and includes

functions for enabling worldwide roaming of mobile users. ( Y )

选择题

For each sentence there are four choices. Choose the ONE

answer that best completes the sentence.

1. A general sine wave can be represented by three

parameters, they are ( A ).

A. peak amplitude, frequency, and phase;

B. speed, frequency, and phase;

C. peak amplitude, speed, and phase;

D. peak amplitude, frequency, and speed.

2.Transmission media can be classified as ( C ).

A. guided;

B. unguided;

C. guided and unguided;

D. wired and wireless.

3.Fading effects in a mobile environment can be classified

as either ( A ).

A. fast or slow;

B. fast and slow;

C. fast;

D. slow.

4.( D ) is the procedure for changing the assignment of a

mobile unit from one BS to another as the mobile unit moves

from one cell to another.

A. Transmission;

B. change;

C. divert;

D. Handoff;