WO2012042297A1 - Application et mise en œuvre de la fourniture d'une couverture mobile pour un convoi en mouvement au moyen d'une liaison satellite de bts à bsc - Google Patents
Application et mise en œuvre de la fourniture d'une couverture mobile pour un convoi en mouvement au moyen d'une liaison satellite de bts à bsc Download PDFInfo
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- GSM Global System for Mobile Communication
- BTS Base Transceiver Station
- BSC Base Station Controller
- the BTS consists of communication equipment for providing wireless communication between customer handset (Mobile Station) and the GSM network.
- BTS is normally having a huge tower mounted with communication antenna and . associated transmit /receive equipments in an enclosure.
- Each BTS covers certain fixed ceil area only. In order to have wide coverage, the number of BTS has to be increased. It is not economical to provide more BTS to cover the entire area; hence coverage is designed only for more populated area. When the customer is in the vicinity of this coverage area communication is possible.
- the signal transmitted by the handset is picked up by the BTS and transmitted back to the GSM network, so as to reach the desired customer at the distant end.
- the signal transmitted back from the BTS is received by the handset and the comrrrunication link with the distant customer is established.
- BTS Base Transceiver Station
- MS mobile station
- the existing Global System Mobile communication provides the means of communication to people on the move locally and internationally by way of roaming arrangement with different mobile operators across the globe. Coverage is also limited with the individual operator.
- mobile communication is provided to the subscriber through the same domestic operator either from local or international destinations. No roaming arrangement is required with any other operator.
- the convoy moving to various locations can access their domestic network by using this system even if there is no coverage by the local GSM.
- the BTS and the traveller are moving simultaneously and Linked to its parent BSC; irrespective of the location and communication is always made possible.
- Figure 1 Provision of mobile coverage for a moving convoy using satellite
- FIG. 1 Equipment arrangement in the limited rack space.
- FIG. 3 Power supply system circuitry.
- Figure 4 Physical location of battery bank and inverters in the vehicle.
- FIG. 1 Power switching arrangement.
- GSM Global System Mobile communication
- BTS Base Transceiver Stations
- BSC Base Station Controllers
- the new invention provides an effective solution for the above problem and communication is made possible while moving anywhere.
- the idea is conceived for providing -mobile communication solution for the convoy moving to various destinations.
- the convoy is always linked to their domestic network operator through a satellite -BTS- to- BSC link.
- This idea can be utilized to meet the requirement of any potential customer.
- the technique adopted for providing mobile coverage is based on our expertise in satellite communication and GSM applications. It is decided to combine these technologies together to provide a viable solution on the move.
- the basic idea is to provide uninterrupted coverage, creating a coverage pattern using a single BTS which is moving with the traveller. This BTS is always linked through satellite to the assigned BSC at the home destination.
- the mobile coverage is provided to the customer irrespective of his location.
- the system is capable of transmitting voice /data to the public network through satellite -BTS-to- BSC link.
- a moving BTS with the traveller is designed in a transportable vehicle.
- a 4-wheel drive vehicle is selected for implementing the design so that it can move easily in any uneven terrain.
- the basic principle of implementing mobile coverage moving with convoy- is shown in Figure 1.
- the BTS is housing the radio transceivers which transmits and receives signals on the allocated frequencies. This in-turn communicates with its BSC at the home location through the satellite link as shown in Figure 1.
- the BSC Manages the radio resource of the BTS and also the connection between the mobile station (MS) and the external network subsystem.
- the BSC is interconnected to the mobile switching centre (MSG). It acts as the normal switching node for the mobile or land line telephone in the home network.
- MSG mobile switching centre
- the signal transmitted from the mobile station (MS) 101 that is from the subscriber handset is picked up by the GSM Omini antenna 102 as shown in Figure 1.
- the signal is processed by the Micro BTS 103 which is passed to the satellite modem 104.
- the modem output , the intermediate frequency (IF) signal is up converted and amplified by block up converter inside the TX System 105 to the desired satellite communication frequency band and transmitted through the satellite communication antenna 106 inside the radome 205 shown in Figure 2.
- This antenna automatically tracks and locks to the specified satellite and maintains the communication link.
- the signal is received at the distant earth station 107, fed to earth station receive system 108 , where it is down converted and demodulated to the desired base band frequency .
- This base band signal is transmitted to its Base Station Controller (BSC) 109. There the signal is processed and switched to the public network 1 10, and routed to the designated subscriber 1 1 1.
- BSC Base Station Controller
- the reverse process takes place.
- the signal is received from the BSC at the earth station is transmitted back to the transportable vehicle through the satellite.
- the signal is received and frequency translated to the desired band by the LNB in RX path 105 placed below the antenna base plate 206 shown in Figure 2.
- the IF signal thus received is demodulated by the satellite modem 104 and processed by the Micro BTS .103.
- Omni Antenna 102 radiates this signal from the BTS. If the traveller is within the vicinity of the BTS coverage range, the signal will be picked up by the mobile station 101. Thus a two way communication is established. The idea is successfully tested.
- the Micro BTS is mounted in an anti shock rack housed in a 4-wheel drive.
- a rapidly deployable mast is mounted on top of the vehicle as shown in Figure 2.
- the Omini antenna mounted over the GSM mast will create the radiation. pattern so that the signal can be transmitted / Received by the Mobile handsetlO l within the coverage range. So any mobile station with in this range can access the BTS.
- the BTS Since the BTS is mounted in the vehicle and is moving: the coverage pattern also moving along with the traveller. However the traveller has the freedom to move away from the vehicle and can communicate from anywhere within the coverage area.
- the overall system idea is briefed as follows.
- the internal space of the 4- wheel drive is redesigned to accommodate all mobile communication equipment and satellite communication equipments inside the vehicle as shown in Figure 2.
- Anti shock 19 inch rack 201 is bolted to the chassis.
- 60 mm GI pipe is used to reinforce structure 202 to bear the antenna load while moving.
- the entire structure is fixed on a base plate and attached to the vehicle main frame203.
- Interface panel 204 is provided to terminate all input output signals to the system.
- Micro BTS 103 is placed inside the rack201 over a perforated sheet for ventilation and heat transfer.
- the signal from Micro BTS 103 is interconnected to satellite modem 104, in order to maintain the link integrity and performance an automatic EIRP control is incorporated in transmit path either side of the link. This ensures constant Eb/No at the receiver on both ends, enhancing link stability irrespective of footprint regression and weather condition.
- Main and standby modems are provided in the rack. Internally generated AC power is made available in the power distribution panel 319
- the power required for the smooth operation of the system is required to be generated internally. Since it is operating on a moving vehicle, wired connection from external source is not possible. On board equipment needs AC and DC power of various voltages and power rating. This is met internally by designing a suitable power supply.
- To operate satellite modem and micro BTS requires 230 V AC power.
- RF system (BUC and LNB), antenna control unit and GPS operate on 24 V DC. As shown in Figure 3, provision is also made to operate system from external source when it is not in motion. Selection is done by a switch.
- 230Volt AC power is generated using 12 V car alternators and fed to inverters.
- Figure 3 shows the circuit idea of 'the power supply design and Figure 4 shows the exact location of power system components. Design details included in a separate article.
- Effective cooling arrangement is essential for the proper functioning of all communication equipment inside the vehicle.
- Built in vehicle AC system is effectively utilized for cooling equipments by proper planning of equipment layout.
- the mobile communication antenna is mounted on a rapidly deployable mast.
- Mast mounting arrangement is made in such a way to hold the Mast in vertical position with minimal vibration during movement and also provision is made for rapid deployment as required.
- Figure 5 shows the power switching arrangement for various communication equipments in the vehicle. To resist the ingress of dust and rain water to the equipment a transparent plastic adhesive type protection hanger is incorporated in the design.
- Provision of mobile coverage for the moving convoy is achieved using satellite- BTS- to- BSC link.
- the invention can be widely used in emergency situation for disaster recovery operations.
- a traveller on the move can have his communication intact irrespective of the location .
- Expedition teams can make use of this to communicate from uneven terrain and can even adapt as communication solution in critical fronts.
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Abstract
La présente invention se rapporte à un système adapté pour fournir un service de communication mobile à un convoi en mouvement au moyen d'une liaison satellite de BTS à BSC, quelle que soit la position. Une station de base émettrice-réceptrice ayant un motif de couverture qui se déplace en même temps qu'un convoi est créée. La BTS établit une liaison radio entre la station mobile et un contrôleur de station de base à la position nominale via la liaison satellite. L'idée est mise en œuvre en combinant la technologie de la communication par satellite et la technologie GSM. Pour atteindre cet objectif, un système transportable est conçu, le système comprenant tous les équipements de communication nécessaires. D'une façon générale, le système comprend un véhicule tout-terrain équipé : d'une micro station de base émettrice-réceptrice (BTS) ; d'antennes de transmission GSM sur un mât à déploiement rapide ; d'un terminal de réception/transmission par satellite ; et d'une antenne sophistiquée qui trace le satellite et se verrouille sur lui dans toutes les conditions de tangage, roulis et lacet. De cette manière, l'utilisateur final distant bénéficie d'un contact sans faille via le satellite chaque fois que l'utilisateur final distant se trouve dans la zone de couverture du satellite.
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