There are five types of bursts in a TDMA frame that carry different types of information: normal bursts carry traffic and control information; frequency correction bursts synchronize the mobile's frequency; synchronization bursts allow the mobile to synchronize to the frame; access bursts enable random access and handover access; and dummy bursts are used when no other burst needs to be sent.
There are five types of bursts in a TDMA frame that carry different types of information: normal bursts carry traffic and control information; frequency correction bursts synchronize the mobile's frequency; synchronization bursts allow the mobile to synchronize to the frame; access bursts enable random access and handover access; and dummy bursts are used when no other burst needs to be sent.
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There are five types of bursts in a TDMA frame that carry different types of information: normal bursts carry traffic and control information; frequency correction bursts synchronize the mobile's frequency; synchronization bursts allow the mobile to synchronize to the frame; access bursts enable random access and handover access; and dummy bursts are used when no other burst needs to be sent.
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The information contained in one time slot on the TDMA frame
is called a burst. There are five different types of bursts:
NORMAL BURST(NB) used to carry information on traffic
and control channels. FREQUENCY CORRECTION BURST(FCB) used for frequency Synchronization of the mobile. SYNCHRONIZATION BURST(SB) used for frame synchronization of the mobile. ACCESS BURST used for random access and handover access. DUMMY BURST used when no other type of burst is to be sent.