TR 102 580 : 1.1.1

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Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
   2.1 Informative references
3 Definitions and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviations
4 TETRA layered architecture
   4.1 OSI reference model
   4.2 TETRA protocol stack
5 Overview of TETRA High-Speed Data (HSD)
   5.1 Introduction
   5.2 Physical layer and lower MAC layer enhancements
   5.3 Higher protocol layer enhancements
   5.4 Services and applications
6 Physical layer and lower MAC
   6.1 Physical resources
   6.2 TDMA frame structure
   6.3 Slot structure
   6.4 Radio transmission burst structure
   6.5 Channel structure
   6.6 Reference configuration
   6.7 Modulation
   6.8 Error control (lower MAC)
   6.9 Synchronization and channel estimation
   6.10 Power control
   6.11 Link adaptation in TETRA high speed channels
7 Higher layer protocol
   7.1 Protocol architecture
   7.2 Multimedia Exchange layer
   7.3 Subnetwork Dependent Convergence Protocol layer
   7.4 Operation of the data link layer (layer 2) protocol
   7.5 Link adaptation on D8PSK or QAM channel
   7.6 Energy economy and napping
   7.7 Data priority
   7.8 Scheduled access
   7.9 Cell and channel selection
   7.10 Circuit mode calls
   7.11 Short data and SDS-TL
   7.12 Registration and group attachment
   7.13 Classes of MS
8 System and RF aspects
   8.1 Frequency bands and spectrum allocation issues
   8.2 TX specifications
   8.3 RX specifications
   8.4 Propagation models
9 Channel performance in QAM channels
   9.1 Permissible modulation, coding rate and channel BW combinations
   9.2 Coded channel performance
   9.3 Uncoded channel performance
10 Typical link budget calculations
   10.1 System parameters
   10.2 Downlink model
   10.3 Uplink model
   10.4 Range versus throughput trade-offs
   10.5 Range extension method
11 Location Information Protocol (LIP) signalling
12 Peripheral Equipment Interface (PEI)
13 Security
   13.1 Introduction to TETRA security
   13.2 TETRA air interface security
   13.3 TETRA end-to-end security
14 Air to Ground Operation
Annex A: Simulation set-up
Annex B: Channel estimation algorithms in QAM channels
      B.1 Interpolation-based CE
      B.2 Bayesian CE
Annex C: Impact of channel estimation errors on MER
History

It is directed at a readership with a technical background wishing to have an overall understanding of the TEDS architecture, parameters and features for embarking.