UMTS Codes used, Gold, OVSF

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Main UMTS Codes

Here us a summary of the main UMTS FDD codes: Home News Industry Technology Applications 3G Devices Events Articles FAQ Resources 3G Jobs History Links Downloads Last Words Contact Us Scrambling Scrambling Codes, UL Codes, DL Complex-Valued Orthogonal Variable Gold Code ComplexGold Codes Spreading Factor Segments (long) or Valued Gold (OVSF) codes Complex-Valued S Code Segments Primary Synchronization Codes (PSC) and (2) Codes (short)
sometimes called Walsh Codes Pseudo Noise (PN) codes Pseudo Noise (PN) codes

Synchronisation Codes

Channelisation Codes

Type

Secondary Synchronization Codes (SSC)

Length Duration Number of codes

256 chips 66.67 s 1 primary code / 16 secondary codes No, does not change bandwidth

4-512 chips 1.04 s 133.34 s = spreading factor 4 ... 256 UL, 4 ... 512 DL Yes, increases bandwidth

38400 chips / 256 chips 10 ms / 66.67 s

38400 chips 10 ms 512 primary / 15 secondary for each primary code No, does not change bandwidth

16,777,216

Spreading
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No, does not change bandwidth

Usage

UL: to separate physical data and To enable terminals to control data from same terminal locate and synchronise to the cells' main DL: to separate connection to control channels different terminals in a same cell

Separation of terminal

Separation of sectors

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Further reading: 3GPP TS 25.201, 25.213, 25.223

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