37.410

37.410 is a specification of an air interface between user equipments and radio access networks in mobile telecommunications systems. It is used to provide cellular access such as Internet access, voice services, and SMS messaging. It is also known as the Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS). It is based on the GSM/EDGE, GPRS, and UMTS standards.

The main application fields of the 37.410 standard are in the control and maintenance of wireless telecommunication networks. It defines a set of performance requirements for cellular networks, including call setup time, mobility management, power management, frequency management, media access control, and service area extension. The key feature of this standard is its ability to ensure consistent performance and quality of service in different areas, due to its integration of multiple generations of network technology.

The working principle of the 37.410 standard is based on a set of protocols that are used to access, control, and manage a wireless network. In general, the protocol stack consists of signaling and physical layers. The signaling layer includes the call set-up, mobility management, and authentication protocols. The physical layer consists of the wireless interface, channel access, and base station access. The physical layer is responsible for controlling the radio access and the transmission of data between user equipment and base stations. The access control layer provides the control and regulation of access to the network, while the radio resource layer is responsible for managing the radio link and the various power and frequency management tasks.

In summary, 37.410 is a standard that is used to provide cellular access in mobile telecommunications systems. Its application fields are primarily in the control and maintenance of wireless networks. It works by using a set of protocols that define performance requirements for cellular networks and access control. This standard has enabled improved performance and enhanced services, such as Internet access, voice services, and SMS messaging.