FDMA technique. erage of several kilometres. The base station dynamically assigns a different carrier frequency to each active mobile subscriber. FDMA bandwidth structure is illustrated in Fig. 8. Fig 8. The concept of FDMA is shown in Fig. 8. In FDMA, the b. Guard bands are inserted as buffer frequency zones in adjacent channels.
quency band.Features of FDMAThe FDMA channel carries onl one phone circuit at a time.If an FDMA channel is not in use, then it cannot be used by oth users to increase capacity.After the assignment of a channel, the BS and the mobile transmit si ltaneously and continuously.Since FDMA is a continuous transmission scheme, fewer bits are
communicating mobile subscribers need to follow. specific frequency channels to subscribers either on a permanent basis or on a temporary basis. FDMA technique. erage of several kilometres. The base station dynamically assigns a different carrier frequency to each active mobile subscriber. FDMA bandwidth structure is illustrated in Fig. 8. Fig 8.
Each base station can accommodate 123 frequency bands, each 200 kHz wide, through Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA). Each frequency band has the capacity to handle 8 speech channels, which are multiplexed in time resulting in Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA). This results in 984 channels.
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