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    4th Generation (4G) wireless systems aim to provide comprehensive IP solutions to users anytime, anywhere. 4G objectives include high network capacity, nominal data rates of 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps, seamless connectivity across networks, and support for high quality multimedia. Key 4G technologies include OFDM, MIMO, and turbo codes for improved baseband transmission. 4G will rely on all-IP packet switching and use technologies like advanced antenna systems, IPv6, and software-defined radio. This will enable applications requiring high bandwidth such as high-definition streaming media and new services previously not possible.

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    4th Generation (4G) wireless systems aim to provide comprehensive IP solutions to users anytime, anywhere. 4G objectives include high network capacity, nominal data rates of 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps, seamless connectivity across networks, and support for high quality multimedia. Key 4G technologies include OFDM, MIMO, and turbo codes for improved baseband transmission. 4G will rely on all-IP packet switching and use technologies like advanced antenna systems, IPv6, and software-defined radio. This will enable applications requiring high bandwidth such as high-definition streaming media and new services previously not possible.

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    4th GENERATION

    : AMAN GUPTA
    4G
    WIRELESS SYSTEMS

    Revolutionary evolution in the world of


    wireless systems
    INTRODUCTION

     4G, an abbreviation for Fourth-Generation

     Comprehensive IP solution given to users on an


    "Anytime, Anywhere" basis.

     Total replacement of current 3G technologies


    OBJECTIVES

     A spectrally efficient system (in bits/s/Hz and


    bits/s/Hz/site).
     High network capacity: more simultaneous users
    per cell.
     A nominal data rate of 100 Mbit/s to 1 Gbit/s.
     Smooth handoff across heterogeneous networks.
     Seamless connectivity and global roaming across
    multiple networks.
     High quality of service for next generation
    multimedia support (real time audio, high speed
    data, mobile TV, etc).

     Interoperability with existing wireless standards.

     An all IP, packet switched network.


    PRINCIPAL
    TECHNOLOGIES
     Baseband Techniques
     OFDM ( Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing )
     MIMO ( Multiple Input Multiple Output )
     Turbo Principle ( In Radio ,Turbo Codes )

     Modulation, spatial processing including


    multi-antenna and multi-user MIMO
    WIRELESS SYSTEM
    EVOLUTION

    : ANKIT GUPTA
    FIRST GENERATION

     Almost all of the systems from this


    generation were analog systems where
    voice was considered to be the main
    traffic.

     These systems could often be listened to


    by third parties.
    SECOND GENERATION

     All the standards belonging to this


    generation are commercial centric and
    they are digital in form.

     Around 60% of the current market is


    dominated by European standards.
    THIRD GENERATION

     Rates required for high speed data


    transfer and multimedia applications, 3G
    standards started evolving.

     The systems in this standard are


    essentially a linear enhancement of 2G
    systems.
    FOURTH GENERATION

     The infrastructure and the terminals of 4G


    will have almost all the standards from 2G to
    4G implemented.

     The infrastructure for 4G will be only packet-


    based (all-IP).

     Some proposals suggest having an open


    platform where the new innovations and
    evolutions can fit.
    COMPARISONS
    COMPONENTS OF 4G
    WIRELESS SYSTEM
     Access schemes

     IPv6

     Advanced Antenna Systems

     Software-Defined Radio (SDR)


    : SWAPNIL JINDAL
    ACCESS SCHEMES
     New access schemes like Orthogonal
    FDMA (OFDMA), Single Carrier FDMA
    (SC-FDMA), Interleaved FDMA and
    Multi-carrier code division multiple
    access (MC-CDMA).

     WiMax is using OFDMA in the


    downlink and in the uplink
    IPv6
     4G will be based on packet switching
    only.

     By increasing the number of IP


    addresses, IPv6 removes the need for
    Network Address Translation (NAT).

     IPv6 enables a number of applications


    with better multicast, security, and
    route optimization capabilities.
    ADVANCED ANTENNA
    SYSTEMS
     Multiple antenna technologies for high
    rate, high reliability, and long range
    communications.

     Deploying multiple antennas at the


    transmitter and at the receiver.

     Independent streams can then be


    transmitted simultaneously from all
    the antennas.
    SOFTWARE DEFINED
    RADIO
     Software Defined Radio (SDR) system
    is a radio communication system.

     components that have typically been


    implemented in hardware are
    implemented using software.

     Basic SDR may consist of a computer


    (PC) equipped with a sound card, or
    other analog-to-digital converter.
    APPLICATIONS
    • Improved bandwidths and data
    • To have mobile always on Internet, no walled
    garden and reasonable flat rate per month
    charge.
    • Ready at rates of 15-30 Mbit/s, provide users
    with streaming high-definition television.
    • At rates of 100 Mbit/s, the content of a DVD-5.
    • Provide opportunities for previously impossible
    products and services to be released.
    CREDITS

    AMAN GUPTA

    ANKIT GUPTA

    SWAPNIL JINDAL

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