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  • Identify Cell PrSC and Decode PCCPCH

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    Amruth Reddy
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    The document describes the process for a mobile to identify the primary synchronization code (PrSC) of a cell. It first reduces the search to 8 candidate PrSC by using the secondary synchronization channel (S-SCH) pointing to one of 64 groups. The mobile then convolves a single radio frame with the 8 candidates to determine the PrSC, which establishes the cell identity. Once the PrSC is determined, the mobile can decode information associated with that cell. It then decodes the primary common control physical channel (PCCPCH) by determining its beginning through CRC checks. Upon decoding the PCCPCH, the mobile has acquired the system and can register.

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    The document describes the process for a mobile to identify the primary synchronization code (PrSC) of a cell. It first reduces the search to 8 candidate PrSC by using the secondary synchronization channel (S-SCH) pointing to one of 64 groups. The mobile then convolves a single radio frame with the 8 candidates to determine the PrSC, which establishes the cell identity. Once the PrSC is determined, the mobile can decode information associated with that cell. It then decodes the primary common control physical channel (PCCPCH) by determining its beginning through CRC checks. Upon decoding the PCCPCH, the mobile has acquired the system and can register.

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    Identify Cell PrSC and Decode PCCPCH

    Transféré par

    Amruth Reddy
    The document describes the process for a mobile to identify the primary synchronization code (PrSC) of a cell. It first reduces the search to 8 candidate PrSC by using the secondary synchronization channel (S-SCH) pointing to one of 64 groups. The mobile then convolves a single radio frame with the 8 candidates to determine the PrSC, which establishes the cell identity. Once the PrSC is determined, the mobile can decode information associated with that cell. It then decodes the primary common control physical channel (PCCPCH) by determining its beginning through CRC checks. Upon decoding the PCCPCH, the mobile has acquired the system and can register.

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    Step 3: PrSC identification

    There are 512 PrSC arranged in 64 groups with 8 codes in each group S-SCH points to one of 64 groups reducing the search to 8 PrSC candidates PrSC is 38400 long and it is aligned with the beginning of the radio frame By convolving single radio frame with 8 possible candidates, the mobile determines PrSC of the cell

    PrSC establishes the cell identity. Once mobile determines the PrSC it can decode the information associated with a given cell

    Step 4: Decoding of PCCPCH


    Broadcast channel (BCH) is sent over PCCPCH in 20 ms TTI BCH aligned with beginning of every other frame Mobile determines the beginning if PCCPCH through simple CRC checks

    Once PCCPCH is decoded, the mobile has acquired the system and it may registe

    Note: BCH is the only transport channel mapped to PCCPCH

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