ANSI ATIS 0700723-2002 I-CDMA Spread Spectrum Systems Air Interface Standard C Stage 3 Text.pdf

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19、 Telecommunications Industry Solutions Approved December 17, 2002 American National Standards Institute, Inc. Abstract This standard defines the detailed description of the air interface of Internet Code Division Multiple Access (I-CDMA). This volume describes all aspects of the of the air interface

20、 that exists between the Access Terminal (AT) and the Base Station Router (BSR). It covers the three lowest layers (physical layer, link layer and network layer) analogous to the OSI Network Layer model. It also satisfies the requirements for the radio and network aspects of Wireless Wideband InterN

21、et Access (WWINA) systems that are optimized for Internet data applications in low mobility (handoff) environments. ATIS-0700723.2002 ii Foreword The information contained in this Foreword is not part of this American National Standard (ANS) and has not been processed in accordance with ANSIs requir

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27、1. Committee approval of the standard does not necessarily imply that all members voted for its approval. At the time it approved this standard, the T1 Committee had the following members: E.R. Hapeman, T1 Chair W.R. Zeuch, T1 Vice-Chair J.A. Crandall, T1 Director S.M. Carioti, T1 Disciplines S.D. B

28、arclay, T1 Secretary C.A. Underkoffler, T1 Chief Editor J. Hoffman, T1 Technical Editor EXCHANGE CARRIERS Organization Represented Name of Representative AT&T Wireless Services, Inc. Peter Musgrove Brian Daly (Alt.) BellSouth Telecommunications Inc. Peter Hill Gregory Wos (Alt.) Qwest James L. Eitel

29、 Richard Prince (Alt.) Rogers Wireless Inc. Edward OLeary Peter Oldfield (Alt.) SBC Communications, Inc. Chuck Bailey Bob Hall (Alt.) Sprint - Local Telecom. Division Leroy D. Kellogg Verizon Communications Josephine Gallagher Wendy Pugh (Alt.) GENERAL INTEREST Organization Represented Name of Repre

30、sentative CSI Telecommunications Michael S. Newman Thomas G. Croda (Alt.) Cingular Wireless LLC Don Zelmer Mark Grant (Alt.) Defense Information Systems Agency Don Choi Organization Represented Name of Representative FBI CALEA Implementation Sect. Lou Degni Don Codling (Alt.) Microcell Connexions Ve

31、nkatesh Sampath Besma Smida (Alt.) National Communications System Nicholas Andre F. McClelland (Alt.) NTIA Neal B. Seitz Rural Utilities Service Orren E. Cameron III Norberto Esteves (Alt.) Tantivy Communications Mel Woinsky Clifton J. Barber (Alt.) Telcordia Technologies Rick Harrison Cliff Halevi

32、(Alt.) Voicestream Wireless Corp. Gary K. Jones Mark Younge (Alt.) INTEREXCHANGE CARRIERS Organization Represented Name of Representative AT&T Charles A. Dvorak Percy Tarapore (Alt.) Bell Canada P. Norman Smith Cable & Wireless Olga Aparicio Christophe Liljenstolpe (Alt.) ATIS-0700723.2002 iii Organ

33、ization Represented Name of Representative Intelsat Mark T. Neibert Sprint - Long Distance Division Mark L. Jones WorldCom J. Martin Carroll Robert Schafer (Alt.) MANUFACTURERS Organization Represented Name of Representative ADC Telecommunications Inc. Nelson Zagalsky Justine Lau (Alt.) Alcatel USA

34、Inc. Ken Biholar Bill Powell (Alt.) Beatnik, Inc. Chris Grigg Chris Muir (Alt.) Catena Networks Inc. Ed Eckert Andy Weirich (Alt.) Centillium Communications, Inc. Guozhu Long Cisco Systems, Inc. John McDonough John Krahner (Alt.) Conexant Systems, Inc. Quentin C. Cassen Arun Arunachalam (Alt.) Coppe

35、r Mountain Networks John Reister Rick OConnell (Alt.) Cyneta Networks Spencer Dawkins Jogen Pathak (Alt.) dynamicsoft Inc. Dean Willis Jonathan Rosenberg (Alt.) Elastic Networks, Inc. Patrick H. Stanley, P.E. Bill Mason (Alt.) Ericsson Inc. Bob Slocum Asok Chatterjee (Alt.) Organization Represented

36、Name of Representative Excelsus Technologies Inc. William J. Buckley Don Robert House (Alt.) Fujitsu America Inc. Mike White Hirohiko Yamamoto (Alt.) Globespan Semiconductor, Inc. Massimo Sorbara Clete Gardenhour (Alt.) Harris Corp. Marlis Humphrey Hatteras Networks Steve Jackson Matt Squire (Alt.)

37、Hewlett-Packard Steve Mills Karen Higginbottom (Alt.) Ikanos Communications Sam Heidari Behrooz Rezvani (Alt.) Juniper Networks, Inc. Elizabeth Lytle Lucent Technologies Greg Ratta Rick Townsend (Alt.) Motorola Inc. Joanna von Ahrens-Guinee NEC America Inc. Dia Helmy Next Level Communications Sabit

38、Say Todd Pett (Alt.) Nokia Telecommunications Inc. Chris Wallace Ed Ehrlich (Alt.) Nortel Networks Subhash Patel Joseph A. Zebarth (Alt.) Ocular Networks, Inc. Ron Fang Chris Roller (Alt.) Panasonic-MMCD Mike Karimian Rob Winstanley (Alt.) At the time it approved this standard, Technical Subcommitte

39、e T1P1 on Wireless/Mobile Services and Systems, which is responsible for the development of this standard, had the following members: A. Chatterjee, T1P1 Chair M. Younge, T1P1 Vice-Chair Q. Cassen, T1P1 Secretary Organization Represented Name of Representative Alcatel USA Inc. Francois Courauu Laure

40、nt Cruchant (Alt.) AT&T Wireless Services, Inc. Peter Musgrove Brian Daly (Alt.) BellSouth Telecommunications Gregory Wos C.S.I. Telecommunications Michael S. Newman Thomas G. Croda (Alt.) Cingular Wireless LLC Don Zelmer Marc Grant (Alt.) Conexant Systems, Inc. Quentin C. Cassen Arun Arunachalam (A

41、lt.) Organization Represented Name of Representative Cyneta Networks Spencer Dawkins Jogen Pathak (Alt.) Defense Information Systems Agency Chris Fitzgerald Ericsson Inc. Stephen Hayes Pierre Truong (Alt.) FBI CALEA Implementation Sect. Lou Degni Don Codling (Alt.) Harris Corp. Marlis Humphrey Intel

42、sat Mark T. Neibert InterDigital Communications Brian Kiernan Gil LaVean (Alt.) ATIS-0700723.2002 iv Organization Represented Name of Representative LG Sansys, Inc. Hee Joung Lee Chan Ho Kyung (Alt.) Lucent Technologies Robert B. Beeson Jane Brownley (Alt.) Microcell Connexions Venkatesh Sampath Bes

43、ma Smida (Alt.) Motorola Inc. Brye Bonner National Communications System Jean Trakinat Nicholas Andre (Alt.) Navini Networks Kenneth W. Davey Mark Beaton (Alt.) NEC America Incorporated Dia Helmy Nokia Telecommunications Inc. Chris Wallace Ed Ehrlich (Alt.) Nortel Networks Subhash Patel Ronald D. Ry

44、an (Alt.) Panasonic-MMCD Mike Karimian Rob Winstanley (Alt.) Paradyne Corp. Phil Kyees Qualcomm Inc. Mark Epstein Ed Tiedemann (Alt.) Qwest Richard Prince James L. Eitel (Alt.) Organization Represented Name of Representative Rogers Wireless Inc. Edward OLeary Tak Wing Wan (Alt.) SBC Communications,

45、Inc. Randolph Wohlert Chuck Bailey (Alt.) Siemens Information & Communications Networks, Inc. Stephen Edge Frank Gay (Alt.) Sprint - Long Distance Division Mark L. Jones Tantivy Communications Mel Woinsky Clifton J. Barber (Alt.) Telcordia Technologies Jim Garrahan Cliff Halevi (Alt.) Tellabs Operat

46、ions, Inc. Brian Yarger Joel Butz (Alt.) TruePosition Inc. Thomas Ginter Rhys Robinson (Alt.) Verizon Communications Wendy Pugh Voicestream Wireless Corp. Gary K. Jones Mark Younge (Alt.) Voyan Technology Michail Tsatsanis Rolf Fiebrich (Alt.) Working Group T1P1.4 on Wireless Wideband InterNet Acces

47、s (WWINA), which was responsible for the development of this standard, had the following members: Organization Represented Name of Representative Cliff Barber Tantivy Communications, Inc. Quent Cassen Conexant Donald Codling FBI CIS Ken Davey Navini Networks Chris Fitzgerald DISA Larry Foore Tantivy

48、 Communications, Inc. Robert Fries Atmel Tom Gorsuch Tantivy Communications, Inc. Mark Grant Cingular Howard Heller Tantivy Communications, Inc. John Hoffmann Tantivy Communications, Inc. John Hughes Tantivy Communications, Inc. Brian Kiernen InterDigital Organization Represented Name of Representat

49、ive Russel Kwab Atmel Xiaoyang Lee Siemens ICM Sandra Lopez Telecordia Mike Lynch Tantivy Communications, Inc. Jim Proctor Tantivy Communications, Inc. Andy Stein Tantivy Communications, Inc. Sadao Takenaka Fujitsu Mel Woinsky Tantivy Communications, Inc. Guanghan Xu Navini Networks Mark Younge Voice Stream Don Zelmer Cingular ATIS-0700723.2002 v Table of Contents 1 I-CDMA AIR INTERFACE - OVERVIEW .1 1.1 INTRODUCTION .1 1.1.1 PURPOSE.1 1.1.2 SCOPE.1 1.1.3 NORMATIVE REFERENCES 1 1.1.4 DOCUMENT CONVENTIONS/NOTES2 1.1.5 SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS, AND ACRONYMS.3 1.1.6 TERMS.6 1.2 I-CDM