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Wireless Communication System … for >

Basic System Design Describe some key features of your system...

Duplex method How do you separate signals in up and downlink? Time Division Duplex Frequency Division Duplex –frequency separation

Frequency reuse / etiquette Cellular or non-cellular? –Cell sizes? Cluster size, …. Centralised frequency assignment, decentralised, random access,..

The uplink Full in those parameters that you deem relevant for discussion User bit rate: xyz kbit/s Channel symbol rate: Transmit bandwidth: Frequency band: Modulation method (OFDM, DS-CDMA) –parameters: FFT size, spreading factor, Multi-user detection? Multiple access method Diversity method –none / antenna / time / frequency: which spacing? Transmit power

The downlink User bit rate: xyz kbit/s Channel symbol rate: Transmit bandwidth: Frequency band: Modulation method (OFDM, DS-CDMA) –parameters: FFT size, spreading factor, rake size Diversity method –none / antenna / time / frequency: which spacing? Transmit power

Technologies Mention specific components of the system, for instance FFT for OFDM, rake for CDMA Do you need a linear power amplifier?

Data format Fill in (only) if you have had time to think about it # of user bits per packet # of overhead bits per packet –addressing –synchronization –CRC error corrections guard times