Article | REF: TE7368 V1

Cellular networks - UMTS system

Author: Jean CELLMER

Publication date: May 10, 2002 | Lire en français

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    7. Radio network planning

    Unlike analog or GSM networks, radio network planning in a UMTS network does not involve defining a frequency reuse pattern and a minimum spacing between frequencies in the same cell. In fact, the problem of radio frequencies is much simpler to solve, while that of planning coding sequences, OVSF codes and scrambling codes emerges.

    7.1 Sizing

    Because of the way they are constructed, OVSF coding sequences must be synchronized. It has been demonstrated 6.2

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