Exam Details

Subject cellular and mobile comunications
Paper
Exam / Course b.tech
Department
Organization Vardhaman College Of Engineering
Position
Exam Date May, 2018
City, State telangana, hyderabad


Question Paper

(AUTONOMOUS)
B. Tech VII Semester Supplementary Examinations, May 2018
(Regulations: VCE-R11/R11A)
CELLULAR AND MOBILE COMUNICATIONS
(Electronics and Communication Engineering)
Date: 21 May, 2018 AN Time: 3 hours Max Marks: 75
Answer ONE question from each Unit
All Questions Carry Equal Marks
Unit I
1. Define coherence bandwidth. Explain the operation of cellular systems. 7M
List the various limitations of conventional mobile telephone systems. Illustrate the
features and the various blocks of basic cellular system with a neat figure.
8M
2. What is co-channel interference? Illustrate the co-channel Interference reduction factor
with the help of an example and equations.
8M
Interpret the need of Cell splitting and illustrate the different ways of cell splitting using
suitable figure and example.
7M
Unit II
3. Derive the expression for signal to interference ratio for a real time co-channel
interference at mobile radio transceivers.
7M
Discuss the design aspects of Omni directional antenna system in the worst case.
8M
4. Explain how to reduce adjacent channel interference. Draw the characteristics of channel
band filter.
7M
Describe near-end and far-end interference problems in mobile communication.
8M
Unit III
5. Name three steps in obtaining Mobile point-to-point Model. Explain all the steps in detail. 9M
In a mobile radio environment, the average cell site antenna height is about 50m, the
mobile height is about 3m and the communication path length is 5km. Find the incident
angle, elevation angle at the antenna and elevation angle at the location.
6M
6. With the help of neat diagrams explain different types of umbrella pattern antennas. 9M
Draw the radiation pattern of any two types of mobile antenna and describe them in
detail.
6M
Unit IV
7. Illustrate the different types of set-up channels and their operational functions. 9M
List the various techniques for increasing the frequency spectrum utilization.
6M
8. Define the dropped call rate. Why is the perception of the dropped call rate higher by
the subscribers? List the factors for calculating the dropped call rate.
7M
Explain the Initiation and Delaying of a Handoff.
8M
Unit V
9. Name the subsystems of GSM. Explain all the subsystems with a neat diagram. 10M
How many layers are there in open system interconnection of GSM? Describe them in
detail.
5M
10. Explain how multiple access schemes are achieved in GSM. 8M
Write short notes on CDMA. 7M


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