LTE and LTE Advanced E-Book

Andre Perez

• Herausgeber: John Wiley & Sons
• Kategorie: Wissenschaft und neue Technologien
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 331

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2015

Beschreibung

This book presents the technical characteristics of the two radio network interfaces of mobile 4G, LTE and LTE Advanced, based on Release 8, 9 and 10 of the 3GPP specifications.

Points covered include a detailed description of various components of the radio interface. RRC signaling messages used to establish the connection, enabling the security, the paging, the establishment and the release of dedicated and default support and the handover. The PDCP ensures the security of the transmission and allows the recovery during handover and the compression of the headers. The RLC protocol defines the transmission modes with or without acknowledgment. The MAC protocol determines the random access, the data transfer, the timing advance, the scheduling and the discontinuous reception. The physical layer includes a description of the methods of multiplexing (time, frequency and space) and the various signals and physical channels.

Leseprobe

Table of Contents

Cover

Title

Copyright

Preface

List of Acronyms

1: General Characteristics

1.1. Network architecture

1.2. Bearer types

1.3. Radio interface

1.4. Network procedures

2: NAS Protocol

2.1. Attachment

2.2. Session establishment

3: RRC Protocol

3.1. System information

3.2. Connection control

3.3. Measurements

3.4. Broadcast control

4: Data Link Layer

4.1. PDCP protocol

4.2. RLC protocol

4.3. MAC protocol

5: Physical Layer

5.1. Frequency plan

5.2. Multiplexing structure

5.3. Transmission chain

6: Downlink Physical Signals

6.1. PSS physical signal

6.2. SSS physical signal

6.3. Cell-Specific RS physical signal

6.4. MBSFN RS physical signal

6.5. UE-Specific RS physical signal

6.6. PRS physical signal

6.7. CSI RS physical signal

7: Downlink Physical Channels

7.1. PBCH physical channel

7.2. PCFICH physical channel

7.3. PHICH physical channel

7.4. PDCCH physical channel

7.5. PDSCH physical channel

7.6. PMCH physical channel

8: Uplink Physical Signals

8.1. DM-RS physical channel

8.2. SRS physical signal

9: Uplink Physical Channels

9.1. PRACH physical channel

9.2. PUCCH physical channel

9.3. PUSCH physical channel

10: Radio Interface Procedures

10.1. Access control

10.2. Data transfer

Bibliography

Index

Other Titles from ISTE

End User License Agreement

List of Tables

Chapter 1: General Characteristics

Table 1.1. Methods and mobile positioning modes

Table 1.2. QoS characteristics

Table 1.3. QCI parameter characteristics

Table 1.4. Mobile categories

Chapter 2: NAS Protocol

Table 2.1. Information elements of the EMM ATTACH REQUEST message

Table 2.2. Information elements of the EMM ATTACH ACCEPT message

Table 2.3. Information elements of the EMM ATTACH COMPLETE message

Table 2.4. Information elements of the EMM ATTACH REJECT message

Table 2.5. Information elements of the EMM DETACH REQUEST message

Table 2.6. Information elements of the EMM AUTHENTICATION REQUEST message

Table 2.7. Information elements of the EMM AUTHENTICATION RESPONSE message

Table 2.8. Information elements of the EMM AUTHENTICATION FAILURE message

Table 2.9. Information elements of the EMM SECURITY MODE COMMAND message

Table 2.10. Information elements of the EMM SECURITY MODE REJECT message

Table 2.11. Information elements of the EMM IDENTITY REQUEST message

Table 2.12. Information elements of the EMM IDENTITY RESPONSE message

Table 2.13. ESM messages: default bearer case

Table 2.14. ESM messages: dedicated bearer case

Table 2.15. Information elements of the ESM PDN CONNECTIVITY REQUEST message

Table 2.16. Information elements of the ESM REJECT PDN CONNECTIVITY message

Table 2.17. Information elements of the ESM PDN DISCONNECT REQUEST message

Table 2.18. Information elements of the ESM REJECT PDN DISCONNECT message

Table 2.19. Information elements of the ESM ACTIVATE DEFAULT EPS BEARER CONTEXT REQUEST message

Table 2.20. Information elements of the ESM ACTIVATE DEFAULT EPS BEARER CONTEXT REJECT message

Table 2.21. Information elements of the ESM ACTIVATE DEDICATED EPS BEARER CONTEXT REQUEST message

Table 2.22. Information elements of the ESM ACTIVATE DEDICATED EPS BEARER CONTEXT REJECT message

Table 2.23. Information elements of the ESM DEACTIVATE EPS BEARER CONTEXT REQUEST message

Table 2.24. Information elements of the ESM MODIFY EPS BEARER CONTEXT REQUEST message

Table 2.25. Information elements of the ESM MODIFY EPS BEARER CONTEXT REJECT message

Table 2.26. Information elements of the ESM BEARER RESOURCE ALLOCATION REQUEST message

Table 2.27. Information elements of the ESM BEARER RESOURCE ALLOCATION REJECT message

Table 2.28. Information elements of the ESM BEARER RESOURCE MODIFICATION REQUEST message

Table 2.29. Information elements of the ESM BEARER RESOURCE CHANGE REJECT message

Chapter 3: RRC Protocol

Table 3.1. Message transport related to the system information

Table 3.2. Message transport relating to the paging

Table 3.3. Message transport relating to the connection establishment

Table 3.4. Message transport relating to the security activation

Table 3.5. Message transport relating to the connection reconfiguration

Table 3.6. Message transport relating to the connection re-establishment

Table 3.7. Message transport relating to the connection release

Table 3.8. Message transport relating to the measurement report

Table 3.9. Message transport relating to the MTCH logical channel scheduling

Table 3.10. Message transport relating to the counting

Chapter 4: Data Link Layer