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In this course the components, operation and the technical issues involved in
deploying HSPA in UMTS networks are presented. This unique HSPA course explores
each of it’s components in detail, explaining how they work in synergy to create
this major step forward for UMTS.
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- Introduction
- Cellular Network Architecture Basics
- Cellular Technologies and Evolution
- WCDMA Standard Process
- WCDMA Refresher
- CDMA Operation and Features
- Spreading Factors
- Spreading and Channelisation Codes
- Frames
- FDD Operation and Frequencies
- Power Control
- Major Logical Channels
- Limitations of WCDMA
- HSPA in Short
- What is HSDPA
- What is HSUPA
- Comparison with Other Broad Band technologies
- What Is Next?
- HSDPA Technology
- Key Features
- Channel Structure
- Adaptive Modulation and Coding
- Hybrid Automatic Repeat Query
- Fast Scheduling
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- HSUPA Technology
- Key Features
- Channel Structure
- Adaptive Modulation and Coding
- Hybrid Automatic Repeat Query
- Fast Scheduling
- HSPA Procedures
- Measurements
- Channel Power Management
- Mobility
- RRM Features
- HSPA Design and Dimensioning
- Call Model
- RF Design Considerations
- Capacity
- Iub Dimensioning
- HSPA System Performance
- Main Attributes Performance
- HS-PDSCH Performance
- Key Performance Indicators
- Long Term Evolution
- Conclusion
- Glossary
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- This course is intended for engineers, technicians and other technical
professionals requiring a technical foundation in HSPA/UMTS systems and
technology. The course is particularly valuable for those who are in the process
of converting from current 2G technologies (for example GSM) to 3rd Generation
systems, and those who will be working closely with HSPA/UMTS in a technical
capacity.
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- Basic knowledge of cellular systems and protocols.
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