Tut Q
Tut Q
Tutorial 1
1. The speed of an aircraft is 500 km/hr and it is heading towards the airport control tower
at an elevation of 25°. The communication between the aircraft tower and the plane
takes place at a frequency of approximately 128 MHz. What is the expected Doppler
shift of the received signal in positive and negative direction?
2. Describe all the physical circumstances that relate to a stationary transmitter and a
moving receiver such that the Doppler shift at the receiver is equal to: (a) 0 Hz (b) fdmax
(c) - fdmax and (d) fdmax/2.
3. Using the coherence bandwidth approximated Equation Bc = (1 / 5στ), show that a flat
fading channel occurs when Ts≥10στ.? Hint: Note that Bc, is an RF bandwidth, and
assume that Ts, is the reciprocal of the baseband signal bandwidth.
5. For the following digital wireless systems, estimate the maximum rms delay spread for
which no equalizer is required at the receiver (neglect channel coding, antenna diversity,
or use of extremely low power levels).
Tutorial 2
7. Approximately how large can the rms delay spread be in order for a binary modulated
signal with a bit rate of 25 Kbps to operate without an equalizer? What about an 8-PSK
system with a bit rate of 75 Kbps ?
8. Write a Matlab code and observe the results based on fading (Flat Fading/Rayleigh
Fading/Rician Fading/Frequency selective Fading)
9. A local spatial average of a power delay profile measured at 900 MHz is shown in below
figure:
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10. The local average power delay profile in a particular environment is found to be
2
( )
−6
10 −6
𝑃(τ) = ∑ 2 δ(τ − 𝑛10 )
𝑛=0 𝑛 +1
a. Sketch the power delay profile of the channel in dBm
b. What is the local average power in dBm?
c. What is the rms delay spread of the channel?
d. If 256 QAM modulation having a bit rate of 2 Mbps is applied to the channel, will
the modulation undergo flat or frequency selective fading?
e. Over what bandwidth will the channel appear to have constant gain?
Tutorial 3
1. Prove that for a hexagonal geometry, the co-channel reuse ratio is given by Q = 3𝑁,
2 2
where 𝑁 = 𝑖 + 𝑗 + 𝑖𝑗. Hint: Use the cosine law and the hexagonal cell geometry.
2. The-coverage area of a cellular system is 2000 sq km with each cell having a radii of 5
sq km. and there are a total of 1000 radio channels available for handling the traffic.
(a) Calculate the system capacity for 7-cell reuse.
(b) If N = 4. how many times the cluster has to be replicated in order to
approximately cover the entire cellular area? Calculate the system capacity for
the given case.
(c) Does decreasing the cluster size increase the system capacity? Explain.
3. Let R1 radius of macrocell and R, radius of microcell and k=ratio of the macrocell to
microcell radius. prove that the cluster size for the microcell can be reduced by k2
4. A cellular service provider decides to use a digital TDMA scheme which can tolerate a
signal-to-interference ratio of 15 dB in the worst case. Find the optimal value of N for (a)
omnidirectional antennas, (b) 120° sectoring, and (c) 60° sectoring. Should sectoring be
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5. In a dense urban environment, path loss component = 4.5 and the required
signal-to-interference, S/I, is 13 dB. Calculate (a) The reuse factor permissible (b) If the
cell size is reduced to increase the capacity, how it would impact practical wireless
design systems (c ) For the rural environment with path loss = 3, discuss the permissible
reuse factor.
Tutorial 4
6. The AMPS system is allocated 50 MHz of spectrum in the 800 MHz range and provides
832 channels. Forty-two of those channels are control channels. The forward channel
frequency is exactly 45 MHz greater than the reverse channel frequency.
(a) Is the AMPS system simplex, half-duplex. or duplex? What is the bandwidth for each
channel and how is it distributed between the base station and the subscriber?
(b) Assume a base station transmits control information on channel 352, operating at
880.560 MHz. What is the transmission frequency of a subscriber unit transmitting on
channel 352?
(c) The A-side and B-side cellular carriers evenly split the AMPS channels. Find the
number of voice channels and number of control channels for each carrier.
(d) Let's suppose you are chief engineer of a cellular carrier using seven-cell reuse.
Propose a channel assignment strategy for a uniform distribution of users throughout
your cellular system. Specifically, assume that each cell has three control channels (120
sectoring is employed) and specify the number of voice channels you would assign to
each control channel of your system.
(e) For an ideal hexagonal cellular layout which has identical cell coverage, what is the
distance between the centers of two nearest co-channel cells for seven cell reuse? For
four-cell reuse?
9. Determine the noise floor (in dBm) for mobile receivers which implement the following
standards: (a) AMPS, (b) GSM, © DECT, (d) IS-95, and (f) CT2. Assume All receivers
have a noise figure of 10dB.
10. For a particular radio transmission Technology, a minimum S/I ratio of 15 dB is needed
for proper operation. What is the minimum required cluster size?
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Tutorial 5, 6 & 7
Note:
● Q.No. 1- 4 belongs to Tutorial 5
● Q.No. 5- 9 belongs to Tutorial 6, and Q.No. 10-11 are optional
● Q.No. 12-17 belongs to Tutorial 7
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Tutorial 8 & 9
Note: Q.No. 1,2,6 belongs to Tutorial 8
Q.No. 5, 7-11 are optional.
Q.No. 12-16 belongs to Tutorial 9.
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