4G LTE MOBILE TOWER TRANSMITTER RECEIVER REAL SYSTEM TRAINER MODEL - 4GLTE100

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4G LTE MOBILE TOWER TRANSMITTER RECEIVER REAL SYSTEM TRAINER MODEL - 4GLTE100 This trainer has been designed with a view to provide practical and experimental knowledge of 4G LTE Realtime Mobile Transmitter Receiver System. 4G Smart Phone 4G LTE System User Equipments (UE) SGW Serving Gateway MME Mobility Management Element PCRF Policy and Charging Rules Function Evolved Packet Core (EPC) PDN GW Packet Data Network Gateway 4G Mobile enode B What is 4G LTE (Long Term Evaluation) 4G LTE system consists of Mobile Transmission Station which is Known as enodeb or ENB or enb. Users connecting to this Mobile Tower using their 4G Mobile Phones are known as User Equipment - UE. LTE works on All IP Evolved Packet Core known as EPC. What is EPC? EPC is New, all-ip Mobile Core Network introduced with LTE It is End-to-end IP (All-IP) i.e LTE is All-IP, Simplified Network Architecture Clear delineation of Control Plane and Data Plane Simplified Architecture : Flat-IP architecture with a Single core EPC was previously called SAE (System Architecture Evolution) enodeb is also called E-UTRAN The EPC is a Multi-access core Network based on the Internet Protocol (IP) that enables operators to deploy and operate one common packet core network for 3GPP radio access (LTE, 3G, and 2G), non-3gpp radio access (HRPD, WLAN, and WiMAX), and fixed access (Ethernet, DSL, cable, and fiber). The EPC is defined around the three important paradigms of mobility, policy management, and security. EPC has four Elements as under: Serving Gateway - SGW Serving a large number of enodebs, focus on scalability and security. Mobility Management Element (MME) Control-plane Element, responsible for high volume mobility management and connection management (thousands of enodebs) Policy and Charging Rules Function (PCRF) Network-wide control of flows: detection, gating, QoS and flow-based charging, authorizes network-wide use of QoS resources (manages millions on service data flows) Packet Data Network (PDN) Gateway IP management ("IP anchor"), connection to external data networks; focus on highly scalable data connectivity and QoS enforcement

FEATURES This 4G LTE Mobile trainer is designed to explain, teach and experiment Real time 4G LTE system in the laboratory with Mobile Tower and End users - 4G Mobile phones. All ENBs and UEs can be reconfigurable as required. EPC is preconfigured and can be used upto 1Gbps 5G data speed in future. The Trainer is designed with RF / Spartan 6 FPGA Hardware It works on Open Source LTE enodeb software Interface between enodeb and EPC is USB 3.0 by which uplink data speed is 75Mbps and Download data speed is 150 Mbps. The system can be configured as SISO or 2 x 2 MIMO. Unlimited LTE 4G Mobile Phones, Dongles and 4G Equipments can be connected in Real time. Due to Real System students can test their new algorithms and Study enodeb and UE in class room. (A) General Specifications SPECIFICATIONS 1. LTE enodeb + EPC + UE are made in laboratory by hardware and Software. 2. Frequency Band of Harware : 400MHz-4000MHz 3. LTE Version : Advanced Release 12 4. Throughput : Upto 150Mbit/second 5. Bandwidth : 20MHz - Programmable to 1.4, 3, 5, 10, 15 & 20MHz 6. Bands - TDD & FDD Multiplexing - FDD LTE Bands : Band 1 to 14, 17 to 31 - TDD LTE Bands : Band 33 to 44 Transmission Mode : SISO & 2X2 MIMO 7. Video Streaming, Voice over LTE support 8. Transmit Power : +5dBm Transmit power & -120dBm Sensitivity Receiver 9. Range : Low power FCC compliant licence free operation to 10m range 10. MIMO : SISO & 2X2 MIMO built in and expandable to 8X8 in future 11. Orthogonal frequency domain multiple access (OFDMA) Download 12. Single-carrier frequency domain multiple access (SC-FDMA) Upload 13.. No recurring cost of software or licences 14. Unlimited UE simultaneous connections 15. Carrier Aggregation support with scheduling 16. Timing Measurement though PRACH 17. Self organising network (SON) features, such as optimization 18. Location services (LCS) to pinpoint the location of a UE 19. Relay nodes to support Heterogeneous Networks 20. Coordinated multipoint transmission and reception 21. Enhanced inter-cell interference coordination (eicic) 22. S1 and X2 using Stream Control Transmission Protocol 23. Implements MAC, RLC, PDCP and RRC layers 24. Evolved multimedia broadcast and multicast service (embms) 25. X2AP interface between enodebs 26. USB 3.0 Super speed Interface to EPC 27. Wireshark LTE Protocol Analyser Software 28. IPV6 supported and NAT based IP routing 29. Handling of UE procure, attach, authentication, security configuration, detach, tracking area update, service access, radio bearer establishment, paging 30. Configurable user database

(B) Downlink Specifications 1. Frequency Band Capability and Configurability : LTE Bands as per 3GPP LTE Specification 2. RF Cabling : RF ports can be connected via SMA cables 3. RF antennas over the air transmission : RF antennas can receive wireless 4. LTE Channel bandwidths (MHZ) : 1.4, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20 MHz 5. Time division and frequency division duplexing : FDD & TDD supported Fully 6. Waveforms : OFDMA in downlink 7. Peak Data Rate : Maximum: 150 Mbps @ 20MHz 8. Antenna : 2x2 MIMO ready 9. Modulations supported : QPSK, 16QAM, 64 QAM 10. Channels : PDSCH (physical downlink shared data channel) PDCCH (physical downlink control channel) PCFICH (physical control format indicator channel) PHICH (physical HARQ indicator channel) PBCH (physical broadcast channel) Synchronization Channels PSS and SSS 11. OFDM Size : FFT128, FFT 256, FFT512, FFT 1024, FFT 1536, FFT 2048 12. OFDM Cyclic Prefix type : Normal, Extended 13. Wireless Channel Models : AWGN: Additive White Gaussian Noise EPA: Extended Pedestrian A Model EVA Extended Vehichular A Model ETU Extended Typical Urban Model Rician Channel Models Rayleigh Fading Channel 14. ADC and DAC IQ Sampling Rates 30.72, 15.36, 7.68, 3.84, 1.92, 5, 10 MHZ Any proprietary sampling rate 15. ADC & DAC Word length : 12 bit ADC & DAC 16. ADC Dynamic Range : 85Db 17. Antenna Configuration : SISO Diversity, 2X2 MIMO 18. Diversity Support : (a) SFBC (space frequency block coding) (b) STBC (space time block coding) (c) Receiver Diversity (d) Transmitter Diversity 19. Number of OFDM data subcarrier : (a) 1200 subcarriers (b) 900 subcarriers (c) 600 subcarriers (d) 300 subcarriers (e) 128 subcarriers (f) 72 subcarriers 20. Carrier/Phase recovery tolerance range in Khz and ppm: Frequency Correction Range 75KHz-90KHz 21. ADC/DAC/Frequency Clock Stability : Less than ±0.1PPM 22. Equalization : LS: Least Squares MMSE: Minimum mean square Equalizer DFT-MMSE: DFT based MMSE 23. Mobility/Doppler Support : Doppler shift upto 300Kmph 24. Error Correction Coding and Decoding : a. Convolution Encoder and Tail biting Viterbi Decoder. Constraint Length 7 Compliant with LTE b. Turbo encoder and decoder. Compliant with LTE. Coding rate 1/3. Parallel Concatenated Convolution Code with two 8 state constituent encoders and one turbo code internal inter leaver 25. Measurement Support : (a) SNR versus BER, (b) EVM measuring instruments (c) Spectrum Plots, (d) Time-domain plots

(C) Uplink Specifications 1. Frequency Band Capability and Configurability : LTE Bands as per 3GPP LTE Specification 2. RF Cabling : RF ports can be connected via SMA cables 3. RF antennas over the air transmission : RF antennas can receive wireless 4. LTE Channel bandwidths (MHZ) : 1.4, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20 MHz 5. Time division and frequency division duplexing : FDD & TDD supported Fully 6. Waveforms : SC-FDMA in uplink 7. Peak Data Rate : Maximum 75 Mbps @ 20MHz 8. Antenna : Multi User Collaborative MIMO 9. Modulations supported : QPSK, 16QAM, (64QAM handset 10. Channels : PUSCH (physical uplink shared data channel) PUCCH (physical uplink control channel) PRACH (physical random access channel) DRS (demodulation reference signals) SRS (sounding reference signal) 11. OFDM Size : FFT128, FFT 256, FFT512, FFT1024, FFT 1536, FFT 2048 12. OFDM Cyclic Prefix type : Normal, Extended (D) Hardware Supplied 1. EPC : 2 Nos. 2. UE : 2 Nos of 4G LTE Mobie Phones 3. SIM Cards : Test SIM - 2 Nos. 4. ENodeBs : 2 Nos. 5. LTE Antennas : 8 Nos. 6. Laptops : 2 Nos (E) Software Supplied 1. Operating System : Linux 2. Programming Language : ANSI C ++ 3. LTE e Node B Software : 1 No. 4. EPC Software : 1 No. 5. IMS server : 1 No. 6. embms Server : 1 No. 7. Protocol Analyser Software : 1 No. - Wireshark (F) Accessories Supplied 1. USB 3.0 - USB 3.0 Cables 2. Front Panel Ports and Antenna Connectors 3. Power Supply Adapters 4. RF Attenuators (variable and fixed) 5. SMA Cables 6. SMA-SMA Adapters 7. LTE Antennas Omni Directional 8. Books for 4G LTE Mobile Communication : 10 Nos in pdf Format 9. Mp4 Video Class for Mobile Communication : 40 Classes in Mp4 on Pen Drive

EXPERIMENTS 1. To Study Theory and Block Diagram of 4G LTE Mobile SystemMODEL-WSN100L 2. To Study enodeb 3. To Study EPC 4. To Study UE 5. To Study Serving Gateway - SGW 6. To Study Mobility Management Element (MME) 7. To Study Policy and Charging Rules Function (PCRF) 8. To study Packet Data Network (PDN) Gateway 9. To understand Self Organizing Network (SON) 10. To install EPC 11. To install enodeb 12. To install software for UE 13. To carry out X2AP interface between enodebs 14. To configure software to set Mobile country code, Network operator code and LTE band 15. To assign a phone number to each registered phone. 16. To enable call logging of subscribers. 17. To get and set your IMSI. 18. To configure the asterisk communication server for IP PBX and VOIP gateway. 19. To register phone to the LTE network. 20. To transmit and receive an SMS. 21. To make Voice Calls 22. To make Video Calls 23. To establish a data communication link between Mobiles and Computers. 24. To configure and use IMS server 25. To locate UE using Location services (LCS) 26. To measure time though PRACH 27. To Study Carrier Aggregation support with scheduling 28. To capture 4GLTE packets using Wireshark Protocol Analyser Software. 29. To write a Program in C++ for programming of different types Nodes and Ues 30. To Study S1 and X2 using Stream Control Transmission Protocol 31. To Study Enhanced inter-cell interference coordination (eicic) 32. To study Relay nodes to support Heterogeneous Networks 33. To handle UE procure, attach, authentication, security configuration, detach, tracking area update, service access, radio bearer establishment, paging 34. To establish SISO and MIMO configurations 35. To observe evolved multimedia broadcast and multicast service (embms) 36. To demonstrate and understand different types of faults 37. To understand Glossary and Acronyms used in 4G Mobile Technology Sigma Trainers E-103, Jai Ambe Nagar, Near Udgam School, Thaltej, AHMEDABAD - 380054. Phone : 079-26852427 / 26767512 Fax : 079-26840290 / 26759661 ISDN : 079-26859162 / 26853758 Email : sales@sigmatrainers.com : sigmatrainers@sify.com Web : www.sigmatrainers.com Dealer:-