UMTS LTE Channel Raster

Channel raster is the steps or frequencies that can be used by a communication device. For the UMTS system, the channel raster is 100 kHz (.1 MHz frequency steps).

The UMTS LTE system has several channel types; physical channels, transport channels, and logical channels. Channels can be classified as common channels or dedicated channels. Common channels are accessible and shareable by a variety of communication devices. The UMTS LTE system uses common channels to send commands or instructions, such as system or device identification information, to all mobile devices operating in a radio coverage area. Dedicated channels are accessible by one or several designated devices. The UMTS LTE system uses dedicated channels to send information to a specific device (such as voice or data information).

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UMTS LTE This book explains the basic components, technologies used, and operation of UMTS LTE systems. Discover the key features that LTE systems provide that go beyond the capabilities of existing 2G and 3G mobile systems such as ultra high-speed Internet (100 Mbps+), television (multicast video), and low latency services (packet voice). $19.99 Printed, $16.99 eBook

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