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GSM Common Control Channels (CCCHs) are vital for communication between the network and mobile subscribers (MSs). They serve two primary purposes: conveying information from the network to the MSs, and providing access to the network for the MSs.
CCCH stands for Common Control Channel.
GSM CCCHs comprise the following channels:
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