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Testing of Satellite-Based Mobile Communication System

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Overview The Testing of Satellite-based Mobile Communication System was undertaken for a customer in USA. The customer was implementing the Base Station Sub System for a satellite based GSM system. The assignment provided a challenging task of testing complex Air Interface Specifications and Ground Sub System. Aricent also had the full responsibility for System Verification Testing, Release Testing and Customer Witnessed Testing. An in-depth knowledge of GSM technology coupled with a comprehensive Air Interface domain knowledge enabled Aricent to provide an exhaustive testing solution to the customer. Aricent was involved right from the Requirements, Integration, Release Testing and Customer Witnessed Testing of the Air Interface and the Ground Segment SUB System.

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Publisher	Aricent	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2006
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Satellite Communications, GSM, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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