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  • 14th September 2010 at 23:45 #64268
    israel
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    my question is, knowing the number of subscribers you want to cover, how do you calculate for the numberof TRX that will support that number of subscribers

    15th September 2010 at 15:45 #64269
    cris
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    Hello

    Is a TRX a Hw module or is the Dual TRX (EXxA) a HW module?

    could be to remove only one TRX or has to be removed the EXxA?

    thanks in advance

    16th September 2010 at 05:07 #64270
    Bijoy
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    Hi Israel
    That’s simple
    Lets assume you have 10000 subs with .20mErl/sub,so total Erl=2000 erl

    Now ,considering sites with 4/4/4 conf.we need 2000/20=100 cells,ie 400 TRX.

    Br\\
    Bijoy

    19th September 2010 at 22:29 #64271
    Israel
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    can some one tell me what frequency hopping is. Pls break it down so i can understand

    20th September 2010 at 10:58 #64272
    Arjun
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    The frequency on which the information is transmitted changes for every burst is called frquency hopping.

    21st September 2010 at 12:50 #64273
    Israel
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    what is the difference between a cell and a sector in a given BTS

    10th November 2010 at 02:01 #64274
    cris
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    Hello

    Is a TRX a Hw module or is the Dual TRX (EXxA) a HW module?

    could be to remove only one TRX or has to be removed the EXxA?

    thanks in advance

    11th November 2010 at 19:32 #64275
    Pix
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    Hi,

    The TRX is a logical entity, which is carried by a physical board. Your EXxA is carrying 2 TRXs, so if only one TRX is showing some problems, you probably have to replace the EXxA.

    (warning: i’m not familiar with your vendor’s equipment, just saying some generalities… I hope it will help)

    Israel,
    One “BTS” sector = one cell

    You can use also the word “Sector” to refer to the azimuth of the antennas. For example, one sector is facing 100°. In case of multiband or 2G/3G site, several cells could be actually facing this azimuth. One 2G-900 cell, one 2G-1800 cell, and one 3G cell… So here, you have 3 cells on 1 sector.

    Regards
    pix

    14th November 2010 at 08:30 #64276
    Najib Fakhreddin
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    Dear, 1 TRX is two channels which is 8 time slots, by meaning a maximum o 7 subscribers can be handled by 1 TRX. so depending on the number of subscribers you can easily get the number of desires TRX.

    25th November 2010 at 07:59 #64277
    ajay
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    Can anybody give me the technical explation for having only 8 Timeslot in one TRX. Why cant it be more than 8???

    25th November 2010 at 12:35 #64278
    pix
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    hi,

    gsm is a synchronized system. 3GPP decided to go for 8 TS per TRX. If they put more, then each occurence of one timeslot will be less frequent. Therefore, the throughput per TS would be smaller.

    in GSM, TS throughput is optimized to carry full rate voice codecs (FR = 13kbps) with good radio protection.

    regards
    pix

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