ASSI Online | Number 1, August 1999 |
Satellite mobile communication capacities for CDMA, FDMA and TDMA/FDMA
have been analyzed for an L/C-band system covering Asia. For the particular
mobile satellite system under discussion and for the particular antenna
configurations, both CDMA and FDMA offer similar performance, FDMA yielding
slightly higher channel capacities at the design point and CDMA being slightly
better at higher EIRP levels. As the mobile system grows and the antenna
beam size decreases, CDMA appears to be a very efficient system, because
it is not limited by L-band bandwidth constraints. However CDMA is wasteful
in feederlink bandwidth, and the choice of a multiple access system must
take all parameters into consideration, such as oscillator stability, interference
rejection, system complexity etc. as well as system cost before deciding
on a particular multiple access system.
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Multiple Access Type |
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Number of Beams |
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Beams / Clusters |
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Number of Channels |
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Forward Feeder up-link | ||||||
Frequency, GHz |
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Number of channels/carriers |
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Bit rate per channel, kb/s |
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Bit rate per carrier, kb/s |
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FEC Rate |
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Transmitter e.i.r.p./carrier, dBW |
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Free space loss, dB |
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Propagation loss (rain, sys margin, pointing loss), dB |
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Receive antenna gain, dB |
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Receive carrier power, dBW |
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Carrier bandwidth, dBHz |
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Noise temperature, dBK |
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Noise power, dBW |
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(C/N)u, thermal, dB |
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Number of users per spread bandwidth |
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(C/I), dB (NPR = 20 dB) |
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( C / (N+I) ), up-link,dB |
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Forward Mobile Down-Link | ||||||
Frequency, MHz |
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Number of carriers |
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AERP, dBW at NPR = 13 dB |
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Number of carriers, dB |
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Voice activation, dB |
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Power control advantage, dB, (estimate) |
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E.I.R.P./carrier, dBW |
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Free space loss, dB |
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Pointing, atmosphere loss, dB |
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Fading margin, dB |
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Receive antenna gain, dB |
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Receive carrier power, dBW |
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Bandwidth, dBHz |
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Noise temperature, dBK |
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Noise power, dBW |
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(C/N)d, thermal, dB |
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(C/N)si, sidelobe, dB |
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(C/Im), dB |
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(C/N)ADJ, dB |
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(C/N)q, dB |
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Number of users per spread bandwidth |
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(C/I)self, dB |
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(C (N+I) ) total, downlink, dB |
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Forward Total Link | ||||||
(C/ (N+I) ) forward total, dB |
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(C/ (No+Io) ) forward per carrier, dBHz |
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(C/ (No+Io) ) per voice channel, dBHz |
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Bit rate, dBHz |
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(Eb/ (No+Io) ) of channel, dB |
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(Eb/ (N+I) ), system required, dB |
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(Eb/No) x X required during fading, dB |
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Margin, dB |
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Type Multiple Access |
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Number of Beams |
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Beams / Clusters |
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Number of channels |
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Return up-link | ||||||
Frequency, MHz |
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Bit rate per carrier, kb/s |
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Channel bandwidth, kHz |
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Uplink E.I.R.P. dBW |
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Free space loss, dB |
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Fading margin, dB |
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Receive antenna gain, dB |
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Polarization and atmosphere loss, dB |
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Receive carrier power, dBW |
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Bandwidth, dBHz |
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Noise temperature, dBK |
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Noise power, dBW |
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(C/N)u, dB |
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(C/I)sidelobe, dB |
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(C/N-1), dB (self-interference) |
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(C/N)u, total, dB |
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Signal share, % |
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Return down-link | ||||||
Frequency, GHz |
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Number of carriers, dB |
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Channels per carrier |
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Bit rate per carrier, kbps |
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EIRP, dBw |
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Back-off, dB |
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Signal Share |
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Total e.i.r.p., dBW |
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Number of carriers, dB |
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Voice activation, dB |
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Power control advantage, dB |
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E.I.R.P./carrier, dBW |
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Free space loss, d |
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Fading margin, dB |
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Receive antenna gain, dB |
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Receive acarrier power, dBW |
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Bandwidth, dBHz |
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Noise temperature, dBK |
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Noise power, dBW |
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(C/N)d, thermal, dB |
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(C/Im), dB |
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(C/N)ADJ, dB |
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(C/N)q, dB |
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(C/N)d, total, dB |
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Total return link | ||||||
(C/N)total, dB |
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(C/No+Io) per carrier, dBHz |
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(C/No+Io) per channel, dD |
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Bitrate, dBHz |
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(Eb/No), dB |
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(Eb/No) x X, required |
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Margin, dB |
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Fig.1 Carrier and IM noise spectra in
CDMA
Fig 2 Distribution of signals and IM noise
products over coverage area B in CDMA
Fig 3 (a) Circular and (b) square beam arrays
Fig.4 Four and Seven beam clusters. Same
number indicates frequency reuse of same frequency
Fig.5 CDMA channel capacity VS spot beam EIRP for a 140 spot beam antenna
system, Forward link, 4.8 kbps
By: Susi Andriani, Agus B. Tjahjono, Hendri Lucky, Cessy Karina, Klaus G. Johannsen PSN, ASSI (Asosiasi Satelit Indonesia)