4G TECHNOLOGY

Presented by: Habiba El Kady 1

Aya Halwa
Sandra Amir
Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Sherif El Dyasti
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Introduction
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Evolution of mobile technology
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Key difference
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System key components
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Features
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Benefits

How get started

Application

Challenges

Conclusion
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References
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Introduction

Evolution of mobile technology

Key Difference

System key components of 4G

Features

Benefits

How get started

Application

Challenges

Conclusion

References
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INTRODUCTION

 4G is the fourth generation of mobile phone mobile communication technology

standards.

 It is a successor to the third generation (3G) standards.

 For the typical user, download speeds of initial 4G networks could be around 5-7
times those for existing 3G networks.

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AGENDA
Introduction

Evolution of mobile technology

Key difference

System key components

Features

Benefits

How get started

Application

Challenges

Conclusion

References


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Evolution of Mobile Technology

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Evolution of Mobile Technology

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Evolution of Mobile Technology

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Evolution of Mobile Technology

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AGENDA
Introduction
Evolution of mobile technology
Key difference
System key components
Features
Benefits
How get started
Application
Challenges
Conclusion
References

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Key Difference

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AGENDA
Introduction
Evolution of mobile technology
Key Difference
System key components
Features
Benefits
How get started
Application
Challenges
Conclusion
References

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 SYSTEM KEY COMPONENTS OF
4G
a) System standards
 LTE Advanced
 WiMAX 2

b) Multiplexing and access schemes

 OFDM
 W-OFDM
 MIMO
 MC-CDMA

c) IPV6 Support

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 SYSTEM KEY COMPONENTS OF
4G
System standards
 LTE
•Long Term Evolution (LTE) is a radio platform technology that allowed operators to achieve
even higher peak throughputs than HSPA+

•LTE uses OFDMA on the downlink, to achieve high peak data rates in high spectrum

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 SYSTEM KEY COMPONENTS OF 4G
 LTE Capabilities:

•Operation in both TDD and FDD modes

•Downlink peak data rates up to 326 Mbps with 20 MHz bandwidth

•Uplink peak data rates up to 86.4 Mbps with 20 MHz bandwidth

•Scalable bandwidth up to 20 MHz

•Reduced latency, up to 10 milliseconds (ms) and to less than 100 ms

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 SYSTEM KEY COMPONENTS OF 4G

 WiMAX 2

• First true 4G technology to be approved by the IEEE and ITU

• Supports MIMO, self-organizing network and multicarrier operation.

• Support both 120 Mbps downlink and 60 Mbps uplink speed

• Offering Ultra-wide band

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 SYSTEM KEY COMPONENTS OF 4G
b) Multiplexing and access schemes

 OFDM and W-OFDM

• Use digital multi-carrier modulation method.
• Use fast Fourier transform (FFT).
• Improve spectral efficiency.
• No Inter-Carrier Interference (ICI).

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SYSTEM KEY COMPONENTS OF 4G
b) Multiplexing and access schemes
 MIMO
• Improve performance.
• Utilize the multiple path propagation.
• Add complexity to the system.

 MC-CDMA
• Share spectrum among multiple simultaneous users.
• Improve BER.

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 SYSTEM KEY COMPONENTS OF 4G
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c) IPV6 Support
• Contain 128 bits.

• There is a room for approximately 3.40* unique addresses.

• Needs for security and manageability.

• Voice over internet protocol.

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AGENDA
Introduction
Evolution of mobile technology
Key difference
System key components
 Features
Benefits
How get started
Application
Challenges
Conclusion
References

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4G FEATURES

*Advanced Security

*Transfer Rate

*Low Cost

*High Performance

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Introduction
Evolution of mobile technology
Key difference
System key components
Features
Benefits
How get started
Application
Challenges
Conclusion
References
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 BENEFITS OF 4G
 Higher bandwidth

 4G is 10 times faster than 3G

 High download and upload speed

 Faster network reaction time

 Very low latency

 Extremely high voice quality

 Efficient multicast/broadcast.
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Introduction
Evolution of mobile technology
Key difference
System key components
Features
Benefits
How get started
Application
Challenges
Conclusion
References

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 HOW DO YOU GET STARTED WITH 4G ?

 Base subscription

 Mobile device that supports 4G

 4G coverage area

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Introduction
Evolution of mobile technology
Key difference
System key components
Features
Benefits
How get started
Application
Challenges
Conclusion
References

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 APPLICATIONS OF 4G

 Virtual Presence

 Virtual navigation

 Tele-geo processing applications

 Tele-Medicine and Education

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Introduction
Evolution of mobile technology
Key difference
System key components
Features
Benefits
How get started
Application
Challenges
Conclusion
References

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 CHALLENGES IN MIGRATION TO 4G

• Multimode user terminals

• Selection among Various Wireless Systems

• Security

• Attacks on Application Level

• Jamming and Spoofing

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AGENDA
Introduction
Evolution of mobile technology
Key difference
System key components
Features
Benefits
How get started
Application
Challenges
Conclusion
References

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 CONCLUSION

4G can be described in one word “MAGIC”

Global
mobility
support Integrated
wireless and
Anytime personalized
Anywhere services

Customized
Mobile
Multimedia MAGIC personal
network

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AGENDA
Introduction
Evolution of mobile technology
Key difference
System key components
Features
Benefits
How get started
Application
Challenges
Conclusion
 References

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 REFERENCES

• https://www.3gpp.org/
• http://www.mobileinfo.com/
• https://www.4g.co.uk/
• http://www.four-g.net/
• http://www.4gamericas.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=page&sectionid=2 49
• http://freewimaxinfo.com/wimax-technology.html
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

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