GSM Frequency Bands
- GSM system is a frequency and time division system.
- GSM system frequencies include two bands:-
1. At 900 MHZ commonly referred to as GSM 900.
2. At 1800 MHz commonly referred as DCS 1800.
3. 1900 MHZ is used by Defense.
GSM Frequency Bands
- In GSM 900 system:-
- 124 carriers have been defined.
- Frequencies are assigned in two sub-bands of 25
- MHz each.
- The sub-bands are 890-915 MHz and 935-960 MHz.
- Channel width is 200 KHz.
- 890-915 MHz is referred as uplink.
- 935-960 MHz is referred as downlink.
NOTE:- Uplink is the transmission from Mobile to BTS.
Downlink is the transmission from BTS to Mobile.
- In DCS 1800 system:-
- 124 carriers have been defined.
- Frequencies are assigned in two sub-bands of 25
- MHz each.
- The sub-bands are 890-915 MHz and 935-960 MHz.
- Channel width is 200 KHz.
- 890-915 MHz is referred as uplink.
- 935-960 MHz is referred as downlink.
NOTE:- Uplink is the transmission from Mobile to BTS.
Downlink is the transmission from BTS to Mobile.
- Frequencies are assigned in two sub-bands of 75 MHz each.
- The sub bands are 1710 – 1785 MHz and 1805 – 1880 MHz.
- 1710 – 1785 MHz is referred as uplink.
- 1805 – 1880 MHz is referred as down link.
NOTE : -
- Channel width for GSM is 200 KHz. constant.
In 900MHz
uplink frequency downlink frequency
890 - 915 MHz 935 - 960 MHz
1. Buffer :- ( 935-915) = 20 MHz
2. Bandwidth :- ( 915- 890) or ( 960- 935) = 25 MHz.
3. Duplexing Space :- ( 935- 890) or ( 960 - 915) = 45 MHz
4. Total Channel :- ( Bandwidth)/( width of a single channel)
(25 MHz)/(200 KHz) = 125
5. ARFCN ( Absolute Radio Frequency Channel) :-
( total channel) - 1 = (125) - 1= 124 that means
124 carriers have been defined
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