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Femtocell technology provides improved cellular coverage for indoor spaces. A femtocell is a small cellular base station that connects to a service provider's network via broadband to enhance signal reception for mobile phones within a range of 10-50 meters. Femtocells can accommodate up to five cell phones and are commonly installed in homes or small businesses to boost cellular reception where full-size cell towers cannot reach. They transfer data over technologies like DSL, cable, or fiber to seamlessly hand over calls between an outdoor cellular network and the indoor femtocell coverage area.
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Femtocells
- 1. FEMTOCELL TECHNOLOGY PRESENTED BY ARNAB ROY ROLL NO:1214021 DUAL M.TECH(COMMUNICATION SYSTEM)
- 2. CONTENTS…. • 1.INTRODUCTION • 2.WHAT IS FEMTOCELL ? • 3.WHY FEMTOCELL? • 4.ARCHITECTURE • 5.WORKING • 6.HANDOVER OPERATION • 7.TYPES OF FEMTOCELL • 8.INTERFACES OF FEMTOCELL • 9.SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS • 10.ADVANTAGES • 11.DISADVANTAGES • 12.SOME FEMTOCELLS • 13.FUTURE SCOPES • 14.CONCLUSIONS • 15.REFERENCES
- 3. INTRODUCTION “CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW……”
- 4. • This is often the case of in homes and buildings where coverage decreases considerably as soon as you go indoors. • So,it has become necessary to work on new technology that will improve the coverage of both indoor and outdoor. • So, Femtocell Technology could be the answer which people have started to use.
- 5. • A small device which is installed in home or office in order to offer better support to mobile phones. • These base stations can accommodate up to five cell phones. • Enhance the cell phone signal that we receive in indoors. • Range is 10-50 meters. WHAT IS FEMTOCELL ?
- 6. WHY FEMTOCELL ? Femtocells are very important for the following reasons: It can provide indoor coverage for places where macrocells cannot. Addition of a femtocell will significantly improve the total network capacity by reusing radio spectrum . Operators expand network capacity and coverage without much investments on infrastructure. Subscribers get better radio service at low price
- 7. ARCHITECTURE
- 8. WORKING
- 9. HANDOVER OPERATION Femtocell Handover: Femtocell do not implement soft handover All calls are switching instantly from femtocell & external outdoor cellular network. This is known as hard Handover. Where 2G & 3G systems co-exist, it automatically select 3G if it is in coverage area.
- 10. Optimizing Handover into a Femtocell: There are 3 approaches Adding femtocells to the neighbour lists. Adding some smarts into mobile phone. Making the femtocell as clever as possible.
- 12. INTERFACES • DSL/CABLE • UMTS • CDMA2000 • WiMax • LTE (Long Term Evolution based on 3GPP)
- 13. SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS • Home security • Multimedia • Video door bell • Gaming • Shopping • Child monitor
- 14. ADVANTAGES Cellular Users Simple deployment Increased user throughput Lower transmit power Prolong handset battery life Improved indoor coverage Security
- 15. Network Providers Enhanced services Increased revenue Offload data traffic Increased area spectral efficiency Improved customer satisfaction
- 16. DISADVANTAGES Difficult to install Requires broadband connection It does not provide good coverage in outdoors
- 17. SOME FEMTOCELLS
- 18. FUTURE SCOPE Research is being done on femtocells that work on 4G and 5G network for business enterprises that can handle more calls simultaneously. Since a femtocell hub is primarily used in home and utilizing internet bridge it makes sense to eventually see it with other home appliances as well.
- 19. CONCLUSION • Femtocell is as an Access Point Base Station, typically designed for use in residential or small business environments. • Femtocells have the potential to provide high quality network access to indoor users at low cost. • Improve coverage . • Provide huge capacity gain.
- 20. REFERENCES http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Femtocell http://www.mobileburn.com/definition.jsp?term=femto http://searchtelecom.techtarget.com/definition/femtocell http://www.airvana.com/technology/femtocell-network-architecture/ http://123seminarsonly.com/Seminar-Reports/031/Femtocells.html http://www.thinksmallcell.com/System/how-femtocells-work.html
- 21. THANK YOU!