VoLTE Technology: Essentials & Deployments (38 chars)

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Create a professional PowerPoint presentation on 'VoLTE Technology' for a telecommunications audience. The presentation should include: 1) Introduction and definition of VoLTE, 2) Basic concepts and architecture, 3) How VoLTE works (step-by-step call flow), 4) Key features and advantages, 5) Limitations and disadvantages, 6) Relevant network codes and configuration examples (e.g., SIP, IMS), 7) Real-world use cases and deployment examples, and 8) Summary. Use clear, simple language, and include diagrams and illustrative images to enhance understanding.

Comprehensive overview of VoLTE: definition, architecture, call flow, features/advantages, limitations, SIP/IMS configs, real-world cases, and future impact for telecom pros. (148 chars)

December 7, 202517 slides
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Slide 1 - VoLTE Technology

This title slide introduces VoLTE Technology. Its subtitle highlights how it enhances voice calls over LTE networks.

Introduction to VoLTE Technology

Enhancing Voice Calls over LTE Networks

Speaker Notes
Welcome slide introducing VoLTE for telecom pros.
Slide 1 - VoLTE Technology
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Slide 2 - Presentation Agenda

The slide presents the agenda for the presentation, listing key sections from "Intro & Definition" to "Summary." It covers concepts & architecture, call flow, features & advantages, limitations, codes & config, and use cases.

Presentation Agenda

  1. Intro & Definition
  2. Concepts & Architecture
  3. Call Flow
  4. Features & Advantages
  5. Limitations
  6. Codes & Config
  7. Use Cases
  8. Summary

Source: VoLTE Technology Presentation

Slide 2 - Presentation Agenda
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Slide 3 - VoLTE Technology

This section header slide, titled "VoLTE Technology," introduces Section 01 on the "Introduction and Definition of VoLTE." Its subtitle describes VoLTE as voice calls over 4G LTE using IMS, replacing circuit-switched voice.

VoLTE Technology

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Introduction and Definition of VoLTE

Voice calls over 4G LTE using IMS, replacing circuit-switched voice

Speaker Notes
Voice over LTE (VoLTE) delivers voice calls over 4G LTE using IP multimedia subsystem (IMS). Replaces legacy circuit-switched voice.
Slide 3 - VoLTE Technology
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Slide 4 - What is VoLTE?

VoLTE delivers high-definition voice over a packet-switched all-IP network, enabling simultaneous voice and data usage. It provides better call setup time and quality while remaining backward compatible with 3G and 2G networks.

What is VoLTE?

  • High-definition voice (HD Voice)
  • Packet-switched all-IP network
  • Simultaneous voice and data
  • Better call setup time and quality
  • Backward compatible with 3G/2G

Source: VoLTE Technology Presentation

Slide 4 - What is VoLTE?
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Slide 5 - VoLTE Ecosystem Overview

The VoLTE Ecosystem Overview slide depicts UE connecting to eNB over LTE, with eNB routing signaling to MME for control. MME links to the IMS core (P/I/S-CSCF), while media gateways process voice RTP streams.

VoLTE Ecosystem Overview

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  • UE connects to eNB over LTE interface.
  • eNB routes signaling to MME for control.
  • MME links to IMS core (P/I/S-CSCF).
  • Media gateways process voice RTP streams.

Source: Image from Wikipedia article "IP Multimedia Subsystem"

Slide 5 - VoLTE Ecosystem Overview
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Slide 6 - VoLTE Technology

This section header slide for VoLTE Technology introduces Section 02: Basic Concepts and Architecture. It outlines the core architecture, featuring EPS bearers for voice, IMS for signaling, and dedicated bearers for QoS.

VoLTE Technology

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Basic Concepts and Architecture

Core architecture: EPS bearer for voice, IMS for signaling, QoS via dedicated bearers.

Source: Telecommunications Presentation

Speaker Notes
Introduce core VoLTE architecture: EPS bearer for voice traffic, IMS for signaling, and QoS ensured via dedicated bearers. Use diagrams for clarity.
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Slide 7 - VoLTE Network Architecture

The slide depicts the VoLTE Network Architecture, highlighting the Radio Access Network where eNB connects user equipment. It also shows the Evolved Packet Core (MME, SGW, PGW) for signaling and data handling, plus the IMS Core (CSCFs, HSS, TAS) enabling voice services.

VoLTE Network Architecture

!Image

  • Radio Access Network: eNB connects user equipment
  • Evolved Packet Core: MME, SGW, PGW handle signaling and data
  • IMS Core: CSCFs, HSS, TAS enable voice services

Source: Wikipedia

Speaker Notes
Diagram illustrates VoLTE components: Radio Access (eNB), EPC (MME, SGW, PGW), and IMS (CSCFs, HSS, TAS).
Slide 7 - VoLTE Network Architecture
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Slide 8 - Key Concepts

The slide outlines key IMS voice concepts: SIP signaling and RTP for media. It also covers QCI 1 bearer for low-latency voice and SRVCC for handover to 3G/2G.

Key Concepts

  • SIP signaling over IMS
  • RTP for media
  • QCI 1 bearer for voice (low latency)
  • SRVCC for handover to 3G/2G
Slide 8 - Key Concepts
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Slide 9 - VoLTE Technology

This section header slide in the VoLTE Technology presentation introduces Section 03: "How VoLTE Works: Step-by-Step Call Flow." It outlines the process from registration to call setup, media exchange, and release.

VoLTE Technology

03

How VoLTE Works: Step-by-Step Call Flow

From registration to call setup, media exchange, and release.

Source: Telecommunications Presentation

Speaker Notes
Introduce the step-by-step call flow from UE registration to call setup, media exchange, and release. Prepare audience for detailed diagrams.
Slide 9 - VoLTE Technology
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Slide 10 - VoLTE Call Flow Timeline

The VoLTE Call Flow Timeline illustrates the sequence of steps for a voice call, starting with UE registration to IMS and SIP INVITE to initiate the session. It proceeds through SDP negotiation with PRACK, RTP media exchange, and ends with SIP BYE to terminate the call.

VoLTE Call Flow Timeline

Step 1: UE Registers with IMS User Equipment registers with IP Multimedia Subsystem to enable VoLTE voice services. Step 2: SIP INVITE Initiates Call Calling UE sends SIP INVITE message to start the voice call session. Step 3: SDP Negotiation and PRACK SDP offer/answer negotiation occurs, with PRACK confirming provisional session progress. Step 4: RTP Media Flow Begins Real-time Transport Protocol establishes bidirectional voice media stream exchange. Step 5: SIP BYE Ends Session SIP BYE messages are exchanged to terminate the VoLTE call cleanly.

Slide 10 - VoLTE Call Flow Timeline
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Slide 11 - 4. Key Features and Advantages

This section header slide introduces Section 04: "Key Features and Advantages." Its subtitle emphasizes "Superior performance over legacy voice."

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4. Key Features and Advantages

Superior performance over legacy voice.

Slide 11 - 4. Key Features and Advantages
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Slide 12 - VoLTE Advantages

VoLTE offers key advantages including 50ms call setup time (vs. 2s CS fallback) and 40% spectral efficiency gain. It also delivers HD voice quality and always-on data during calls.

VoLTE Advantages

  • 50ms: Call Setup Time
  • vs 2s CS fallback

  • 40%: Spectral Efficiency Gain
  • HD: Voice Quality
  • Always-On: Data During Calls
Slide 12 - VoLTE Advantages
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Slide 13 - 5. Limitations and Disadvantages

This slide lists key limitations of the technology, such as requiring mature devices and network infrastructure, coverage gaps needing SRVCC handover, and higher battery drain than legacy voice. It also notes complex IMS core network deployment alongside persistent roaming and interoperability challenges.

5. Limitations and Disadvantages

  • Requires mature devices and network infrastructure
  • Coverage gaps necessitate SRVCC handover
  • Higher battery drain than legacy voice
  • Complex IMS core network deployment
  • Persistent roaming and interoperability challenges

Source: VoLTE Technology Presentation

Slide 13 - 5. Limitations and Disadvantages
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Slide 14 - 6. Relevant Network Codes & Config Examples

This slide outlines key SIP methods (INVITE for setup, 200 OK for acceptance) and a SIP URI example (sip:user@ims.operator.com). It also details IMS config via the P-Access-Network-Info header and QoS parameters like QCI=1 with high ARP for voice priority.

6. Relevant Network Codes & Config Examples

  • SIP Methods: INVITE for setup, 200 OK for acceptance
  • IMS Config: P-Access-Network-Info header for network info
  • QoS Parameters: QCI=1, high ARP for voice priority
  • SIP URI Example: sip:user@ims.operator.com
Slide 14 - 6. Relevant Network Codes & Config Examples
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Slide 15 - 7. Real-World Use Cases & Deployments

Verizon pioneered VoLTE in 2014 with HD voice over LTE, quickly followed by AT&T for enhanced call quality, faster connections, and better battery life. Globally, over 200 operators have deployed it per GSMA, targeting 5 billion+ subscribers to boost IMS migration, network efficiency, and user experience.

7. Real-World Use Cases & Deployments

Early AdoptersGlobal Scale
Verizon launched VoLTE in 2014, delivering HD voice over LTE. AT&T quickly followed, enabling superior call quality, faster connections, and better battery efficiency for millions of users.GSMA reports 200+ operators deployed VoLTE worldwide, targeting 5B+ subscribers. This massive rollout accelerates migration to IMS-based voice, boosting network efficiency and user experience.

Source: GSMA Reports

Speaker Notes
Highlight Verizon and AT&T as pioneers; emphasize massive global scale for impact.
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Slide 16 - VoLTE Deployment Map

The VoLTE Deployment Map highlights over 200 operators worldwide supporting VoLTE, with rapid growth in Asia and Europe. The US leads via carriers like Verizon and AT&T, with projected expansion through 5G integration.

VoLTE Deployment Map

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  • Over 200 operators worldwide support VoLTE
  • Rapid growth in Asia and Europe regions
  • US leads with major carriers like Verizon, AT&T
  • Projected expansion with 5G integration ahead

Source: Image from Wikipedia article "Voice over LTE"

Slide 16 - VoLTE Deployment Map
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Slide 17 - 8. Summary

The slide summarizes VoLTE as revolutionizing voice with IP technology, key to 5G evolution, and essential for future-proof networks. It ends with thanks and an invitation to discuss VoLTE adoption.

8. Summary

• VoLTE revolutionizes voice with IP technology

  • Key to 5G evolution
  • Embrace for future-proof networks!

Thank you! Questions? Let's discuss VoLTE adoption.

Source: VoLTE Technology Presentation

Speaker Notes
Recap key benefits of VoLTE, emphasize its role in 5G, invite questions to engage audience.
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