L3SDR FDD BS8900A Product Description

L3SDR FDD BS8900A Product Description

Version Date Author Reviewer Notes
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V1.20 2010-9-14 Lv Pei Liu Weiwei Revised based on O2 version
Update key parameters according to latest
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Technical Spec. Index
V1.22 2011-04-26 Lv Pei Li Xiaojuan NetNuman M31 is replaced by U31
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V1.30 2011-7-14 Lv Pei Pengzhou, Liu Update of the description of IBW.
Weiwei
Throughput characteristics update and
V1.40 2012-01-06 Lv Pei Liu Weiwei
grammar error correction
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V1.50 2012-7-6 Lv Pei Liu Weiwei
RC8911A; update weight figures.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Overview ....................................................................................................................... 6
1.1 Introduction.................................................................................................................. 6
1.2 LTE Network Architecture ........................................................................................... 6
1.3 Benefits........................................................................................................................ 7
1.4 Application Scenarios .................................................................................................. 9
2 Product Architecture.................................................................................................... 10
2.1 Physical Structure........................................................................................................ 10
2.2 Hardware Architecture ................................................................................................ 11
2.2.1 Site Support Cabinet -BC8910A............................................................................... 11
2.2.2 Outdoor Radio Cabinet -RC8910A........................................................................... 12
2.2.3 Battery Cabinet -PC8910A....................................................................................... 13
2.2.4 Cabinet Components ............................................................................................... 14
2.3 Software Architecture.................................................................................................. 24
2.3.1 B8200 ....................................................................................................................... 24
2.3.2 RSU82 ..................................................................................................................... 26
2.4 Functionality................................................................................................................. 27
3 Technical Specifications.............................................................................................. 28
3.1 Physical Indices .......................................................................................................... 28
3.2 Performance Indices ................................................................................................... 29
3.2.1 Operation Frequency Band ...................................................................................... 29
3.2.2 Capacity.................................................................................................................... 30
3.2.3 Receiver sensitivity .................................................................................................. 31
3.2.4 TOC Output Power ................................................................................................... 31
3.2.5 Bandwidth................................................................................................................. 31
3.3 Power Indices ............................................................................................................. 31
3.3.1 Power Requirements ................................................................................................ 31
3.3.2 Power Consumption.................................................................................................. 32
3.4 Interface Indices .......................................................................................................... 33
3.5 Working Environment Indices....................................................................................... 34
3.6 Electromagnetic Compatibility Indices......................................................................... 35
3.7 Reliability Indices ........................................................................................................ 35
4 Configurations.............................................................................................................. 36
4.1 Typical configuration .................................................................................................. 36
4.2 Higher Performance Configuration............................................................................... 36
Glossary............................................................................................................................. 38

FIGURES
Figure 1-1 BS8900A Appearance ....................................................................................... 6

Figure 1-2 LTE Network Architecture .................................................................................. 7
Figure 1-3 BS8900A Application Scenario .......................................................................... 9
Figure 2-1 Physical Structure of BS8900A (Complete Style)..............................................10
Figure 2-2 L3SDR BS8900A Hardware Structure..............................................................11
Figure 2-3 Site Support Cabinet BC8910A (AC Power Supply)..........................................12
Figure 2-4 Site Support Cabinet BC8910A (DC Power Supply) .........................................12
Figure 2-5 Outdoor Radio Cabinet RC8910A.....................................................................13
Figure 2-6 Battery cabinet PC8910A..................................................................................14
Figure 2-7 Baseband Unit B8200.......................................................................................14
Figure 2-8 CC Panel ..........................................................................................................16
Figure 2-9 BPL/BPL1 Panel ...............................................................................................17
Figure 2-10 FS Panel.........................................................................................................18
Figure 2-11 FS Panel Interface Description .......................................................................18
Figure 2-12 SA Panel.........................................................................................................19
Figure 2-13 SE Panel.........................................................................................................20
Figure 2-14 UES Panel ......................................................................................................20
Figure 2-15 PM Panel ........................................................................................................22
Figure 2-16 FAM Panel......................................................................................................22
Figure 2-17 Radio Unit RSU82 of BS8900A.......................................................................23
Figure 2-18 B8200 Software Architecture ..........................................................................25
Figure 2-19 RSU82 Software Architecture ........................................................................... 26
TABLES
Table 2-1 Board List of B8200 ...........................................................................................15

Table 2-2 CC Interface & Functionality...............................................................................16
Table 2-3 BPL/BPL1 Panel Interface ................................................................................... 17

Table 2-4 SE Panel Interfaces ...........................................................................................20

Table 2-5 UES Panel Interface ..........................................................................................21
Table 2-6 Power Module Interface & Functionality .............................................................22
Table 2-7 RSU82 Interfaces Description............................................................................23
Table 3-1 BS8900A Physical Indices .................................................................................28
Table 3-2 Different Combination of BS8900A.....................................................................28
Table 3-3 Operation Frequency Band ................................................................................29
Table 3-4 Capacity in Different Configurations...................................................................30
Table 3-5 TOC Output Power ............................................................................................31
Table 3-6 Power supply .....................................................................................................32
Table 3-7 RSU82 Power Consumption ..............................................................................32
Table 3-8 RC8910A Power Consumption (Unit: W, -48V DC) ............................................32
Table 3-9 BC8910A Power Consumption (Unit: W, -48V DC) ............................................33
Table 3-10 Interface Indices...............................................................................................33
Table 3-11 Working Environment Indices...........................................................................34
Table 3-12 EMC Indices ....................................................................................................35
Table 3-13 Reliability Indices .............................................................................................35
Table 4-1 BS8900A Typical Configuration. ........................................................................36
Table 4-2 L3SDR BS8900A Higher Performance Configuration. .........................................36

1 Overview
1.1 Introduction
This document provides a high level description of LEMKO LTE SDR Outdoor
eNodeB L3SDR BS8900A (hereafter referred as BS8900A) used in LEMKO LTE total
solution. It is one outdoor macro BTS, providing all in one solution for power supply,
battery, and transmission integration.
BS8900A’s appearance is shown in the following figure. In the following chapters, a

general description will be given to BS8900A.
Figure 1-1 BS8900A Appearance
Complete Style Standard Style
1.2 LTE Network Architecture

This section presents an overview of the LTE network architecture.
LTE is a market driven technology (through operators), which offers higher data rate
(150Mbit/s downlink and 50Mbit/s uplink for each cell) with low latency and short call
set up delay that aim to improve end-user throughput, increase cell capacity, reduce
user plane latency, and consequently offer superior user experience with full mobility.
The flat, all IP-based network architecture and improved spectrum efficiency (2 to 4
times higher compared with HSPA Release 6) have laid the foundation for low cost
per bit delivery and overall Capital Expenditure (CAPEX)/Operation Expenditure
(OPEX) reduction.

Unlike other latest deployed technologies such as HSPA, LTE is contained within a
rd
new Packet Core architecture called Evolved Packet Core (EPC). Technically, 3
Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) specifies the EPC to support the E-UTRAN.
TCP/IP protocols are adopted in EPC, so LTE can support all IP-based services
including voice, on-line gaming, IPTV and message with end-to-end Quality of
Service (QoS). The EPC network architecture improves the connection and
hand-over to other fixed-line and wireless access technologies, which enables
operator to deliver a seamless mobility experience.
Figure 1-2 LTE Network Architecture
1.3 Benefits
 Flexible Multi-mode Networking
BS8900A’s baseband unit can support all kinds of wireless access technologies
simultaneously, including GSM, UMTS, CDMA and LTE, which share the
common control function and transmission totally. It fully satisfies operators’
requirement of smooth migration from GSM/UMTS/CDMA with Baseband
Processing board replaced only.

BS8900A’s Radio System Unit (RSU) is fully software defined. GSM / UMTS /
CDMA RSU can be upgraded to LTE RSU at the same frequency band
through software update only. It supports multi-mode at the same frequency
band simultaneously. LEMKO’s SDR solutions can fully meet operators’
requirements of hybrid network deployment and long term evolution with
lowest cost.
 Larger Capacity, Easy Expansion
L3SDR BS8900A accommodates 2 BBUs and 12 2T2R/2T4R RSUs (with 2

Radio cabinets) maximally, and it can also connect with Remote Radio Unit
(RRU) to support more cells. Its large capacity can fulfill the needs of multi-mode
network. Expansion is achieved through software configuration.
 2T2R/2T4R Supported, Better Performance
RSU82 supports 2T2R or 2T4R and downlink 2*2 MIMO, which can optimize
spectrum efficiency greatly, improve network uplink performance; As a result,
it brings better customer experience with Higher Efficiency and Lower Power
Consumption.
Radio unit’s power amplifier adopts most advanced Doherty Power Amplifier
(PA), Digital PreDistortion (DPD) linear technology and Multi-Carrier Power
Amplifier (MCPA) technology.
It supports dynamic adaptive PA power supply due to the output power, which
reduces power consumption. The RSU’s power amplifier efficiency can reach up
to 45% (The PA efficiency is different based on different working frequency
bands).
 All-IP Architecture to IP RAN
BS8900A’s baseband unit adopts IP switching. External GE/FE/E1/T1 interfaces

are provided, and its IP over E1 mechanism will fit to any transmission scenario.
 Adaptable to Tough Environments
Outdoor Macro BTS BS8900A adopts hermetic rack. It is water proof, dust proof,
EMC compatible to suit the outdoor application scenarios. BS8900A provides
IP55 protection capability, -40–55°C working temperature, and C class lightning
protection. BS8900A can provide a fast deployment, low cost and equipment
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room free solution in tough environments.
1.4 Application Scenarios

BS8900A develops a new solution for LTE integrated network. BS8900A can be
applied in dense urban, urban, suburban, rural area, highway or outdoor environment.
Furthermore it can fully meet operators’ requirements in different stages and
scenarios. BS8900A can be some combination of 4 basic cabinets and be a flexible
and customized solution for outdoor application scenario. With IP55 protection
capability and -40–55°C working temperature, BS8900A can be used in tough
environments. Figure 1-3 shows the application scenario of BS8900A.
Figure 1-3 BS8900A Application Scenario

2 Product Architecture
2.1 Physical Structure
BS8900A adopts standard 19 inches rack structure. It is composed of outdoor

baseband cabinet BC8910A, outdoor radio cabinet RC8910A, and battery cabinet
PC8910A. Typical configuration dimension of BS8900A is 1600mm * 600mm *
600mm (H*W*D). With the 200mm bottom base and 16mm top cover, the total height
reaches 1816mm.
Outdoor baseband cabinet is also called site support cabinet, including power
distribution shelf, fan shelf, baseband unit shelf, ventilation shelf, and additional
space reserved for transmission or other equipments. Outdoor RF cabinets are used
for containing radio unit, maximum supporting 6 RSUs. Battery cabinet supports
maximum 2×150AH battery.
BS8900A complete style is shown in the following figure, consisting of one BC8910A,
one RC8910A and one PC8910A.
Figure 2-1 Physical Structure of BS8900A (Complete Style)

2.2 Hardware Architecture
BS8900A consists of two main parts: baseband unit and radio unit as shown in the
following figure.
Figure 2-2 L3SDR BS8900A Hardware Structure
2.2.1 Site Support Cabinet - BC8910A
There are mainly five parts in BC8910A: baseband unit, power supply system, power
distribution module, heat exchanging system and reserved space for transmission or
other equipments. Together with the fan system and ventilation vessel, the heat
exchanger located in the cabinet door makes the heat exchanging system. The fan
system contains fan control element (FCE) and 6 fans. Cable chute, lightning
protection and heater are not mandatory.
BC8910A hardware architecture is shown in the following figure.
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Figure 2-3 Site Support Cabinet BC8910A (AC Power Supply)
In the case of DC power supply, AC/DC power system (5U) should be

replaced by DC power distribution with 2U in height.
Figure 2-4 Site Support Cabinet BC8910A (DC Power Supply)
2.2.2 Outdoor Radio Cabinet -RC8910A
RC8910A consists of 6 RSUs and fan control system. Its physical appearance is
shown in the following figure.
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Figure 2-5 Outdoor Radio Cabinet RC8910A
Radio unit mainly processes the conversion between baseband signals and RF
signals.
In BS8900A, the radio module is RSU82, which is a multi-carrier radio frequency

module.
RSU82 is a multi mode radio frequency module with 2T2R/2T4R, which supports
GSM only, UMTS only, LTE only or mixed mode via software configuration. RSU82
supports 1 sector with 2*2 MIMO in LTE mode. The Instantaneous BandWidth (IBW)
of RSU82 is 40MHz, so RSU82 can deal with 4 separate 1.4/3/5MHz or 2 separate
10/15M bandwidths.
2.2.3 Battery Cabinet -PC8910A
PC8910A is an outdoor battery cabinet, and it works with BC8910A and RC8910A.
The following figure shows the structure of PC8910A and it contains 8 batteries, with
the capacity of 2×150AH.
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Figure 2-6 Battery cabinet PC8910A
2.2.4 Cabinet Components

Baseband Cabinet BC8910A mainly includes baseband unit and AC/DC power
system. Radio cabinet RC8910A mainly contains RSU and AC/DC power system.
Each component is introduced below.
2.2.4.1 Baseband Unit – B8200
BBU in BS8900A, the B8200, is responsible for processing the baseband signals.
The following figure shows the hardware appearance of the B8200.
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B8200 includes 6 main parts, which are described as below.
2.2.4.1.1 Control & Clock Board (CC)
L3SDR B8200 L200 can be configured with a maximum of 2 CC boards for 1+1
redundancy.
The CC board has three main functional modules: a GE switch module, a GPS and
Clock module, and a transmission module.
The GPS receiver can be integrated in CC board. The GPS and Clock module
supports following functions:
 Synchronizing with various external reference clocks, including the GPS clock
and the clock provided by Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS), IEEE 1588,
etc.
 Generating and delivering the clock signal to other modules.
 Providing GPS receiver interface and managing the GPS receiver.
 Providing a real-time timing for system operation and maintenance; the real-time
timing can be calibrated by O&M or GPS.
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The GE switch and transmission modules supports following functions:
 Data switching for service data and control flow within the system.
 S1/X2 interface protocol processing.
 Support for primary/slave boards hot backup.
 Provide GE/FE physical interfaces.
Other Functions:
 Managing software versions of boards and programmable components, and

supporting local and remote software upgrades.
 Monitoring, controlling and maintaining of the base station system, and providing
Local Maintenance Terminal (LMT) interface.
 Supervising the running status of each board within the system.
 Inventory management.
Figure 2-8 CC Panel
Please refer to the following table for the description of CC panel interfaces.
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2.2.4.1.2 Baseband Processing Board for LTE (BPL/BPL1)
Two kinds of LTE baseband board can be offered at the moment. One is BPL, and
another one is BPL1. The BPL1 is one new generation Baseband boards, and its
capability is almost two times than BPL.
L3SDR B8200 L200 can be installed with 1 to 6 BPL boards. One BPL can deal with
20MHz LTE bandwidth with 3 cells (or any equivalent configuration in terms of
throughput), and this configuration can match the requirements of most operators.
BPL processes LTE baseband protocol specified by 3GPP R8, R9.
One BPL1 can support 6 cells with 20MHz BW in MIMO 2X2 or 3 cells with 20MHz
BW in MIMO4X4. Concerning BBU’s capability 3 BPL1 would be maximum
configuration in the first delivery.
The functions of BPL/BPL1 are listed as follows::
 Processing physical layer protocol.
 Providing uplink/downlink I/Q signal.
 MAC, RLC and PDCP protocol.
Figure 2-9 BPL/BPL1 Panel
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2.2.4.1.3 Fabric Switch Board (FS)
The fabric switch (FS) board provides baseband optical interface between BBU and
RSU and processes the IQ signal. FS is optional in LTE single mode network.
FS panel is illustrated in the following figure.
Figure 2-10 FS Panel
Description of FS panel interface is shown in the following table.
Figure 2-11 FS Panel Interface Description
The FS has the following functions:
 Receive the signal from the rear board in the downlink and retrieve the data and
timing.
 Multiplex the received data and retrieve I/Q signal.
 I/Q mapping in the downlink and multiplex I/Q signal to the optical signals.
 Receive the I/Q in uplink and de-multiplex/mapping into I/Q signal.
 The multiplexed I/Q signal transmit to BP.
 Exchange CPU interface signaling through HDLC interface with RSU.
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2.2.4.1.4 Interface Board
1. Site Alarm Board (SA)
SA is a site alarm board, illustrated in the following figure.
Figure 2-12 SA Panel
SA Panel Interfaces
L3SDR B8200 L200 is configured with 1 SA board.
The SA has the following functions:
 Providing FAM's alarm and rate control.
 Providing E1/T1 interfaces.
 Monitoring serial interface.
 Monitoring boards’ temperature.
 Providing dry contacts and the lightening protection for the external interfaces.
2. Site alarm Extension Board (SE)
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SE is site alarm extension board, and shares the bottom-right slot with Baseband
processing board. It is used to extend the port number if SA cannot fulfill the
requirements. The SE panel is illustrated in the following figure.
Figure 2-13 SE Panel
Description of SE panel interfaces is shown in the following table.
SE board can provide the following functions:
 Providing E1/T1 interfaces.
 Providing site alarm monitoring interfaces.
2.2.4.1.5 Universal Ethernet Switch Board (UES)
UES is used for synchronized Ethernet and the panel is illustrated in the following
figure.
Description of UES panel interfaces is shown in the table below:
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UES provides the following functions:
 6 Ethernet interface, including 4 electrical interfaces and 2 optical interfaces
 Supporting L2 Ethernet switch
 Supporting Synchronous Ethernet clock
2.2.4.1.6 Power Module (PM)
The Power Module (PM) board is in charge of the presence state detection of all the
other boards, providing or removing the power to or from the other boards.
The PM board communicates via the IPMB Bus with the Carrier Manager, which is a
MicroTCA-defined logical module running on the CC board.
L3SDR B8200 L200 can be configured with 2 PM boards, working with 1+1
redundancy mode or load-balancing when the power consumption of the BBU frame
is beyond the rated output power of a single PM.
PM has the following functions:
 Providing two kinds of DC output voltage: MP (Management Power, 3.3V) and PP

(Payload Power, 12V).
 Reset of all of the other boards in BBU frame under the control of man-machine
commands.
 Presence/absence state detection of all the other boards in BBU frame.
 Protection of input over-voltage/under-voltage.
 Output over-current protection and over-load power management.

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Figure 2-15 PM Panel
2.2.4.1.7 Fan Array Module (FAM)
L3SDR B8200 L200 is configured with 1 Fan Module only. The main functions of FAM
are:
 Fan speed auto-adjustment according to the equipment working temperature.
 Monitor, control and report of fan state.
Figure 2-16 FAM Panel
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2.2.4.2 Radio System Unit (RSU82)

RSU82 mainly processes the conversion between baseband signals and RF signals.
RSU82 is a multi mode radio frequency module with 2T4R, which supports GSM only,
UMTS only, LTE only or mixed mode via software configuration. RSU82 supports 1
sector with 2*2 MIMO in LTE mode.
The following figure shows the hardware appearance of RSU82.
Figure 2-17 Radio Unit RSU82 of BS8900A
The interfaces of RSU82 are described in the following table.
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RSU82 includes 5 main hardware modules:
 Duplex Filters LNA (DFL).
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 2 x PA60/80 .
 RSU Power for DC (RPDC).
 Dual-channel Transceiver (DTR).
 Protect Interface Board (PIB).
Figure 2-18 B8200 Software Architecture
2.3 Software Architecture

2.3.1 B8200
The software architecture of B8200 can be divided into three layers: SDR Unified
Platform Software, LTE Adaptor Software and LTE Application Software.
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SDR Unified Platform Software provides the functions of Board Support Package (BSP), Operation
Support Sub-system (OSS) and Bearer Sub-system (BRS).
 BSP provides the device interface to the Operating System (OS).
 OSS is the support layer in this entire framework, which is a hardware

independent platform for running software and provides basic functions like
scheduling, timer, memory management, communication, sequencing control,
monitoring, alarming and logging.
 BRS provides the IP communication function for inter-boards and inter-network

elements.
LTE adaptor software accomplishes the functions of Operating Administration and

Maintenance (OAM), and Data Base Sub-system (DBS).
 DBS is the database system.
 OAM provides the configuration, alarm and performance measurement function

for LTE eNodeB.
The application layer implements LTE functions of:
 Radio Network Layer Control Plane (RNLC) provides radio control plane’s
common and dedicated resource management and control.
 Radio Network Layer User Plane (RNLU) provides user plane function.
 MAC Uplink Scheduler (MULSD) provides uplink MAC scheduling.
 MAC Downlink Scheduler (MDLSD) provides downlink MAC scheduling.
 Physical Layer (PHY) provides LTE PHY function.
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2.3.2 RSU82
The software architecture of RSU82 is divided in two layers: SDR Unified Platform
Software and Application Software. The architecture is shown in the Figure 2-19:
Figure 2-19 RSU82 Software Architecture
The OAM sub-system is the application layer. Its main functions are software
downloading, configuration, management, system maintenance and measurement.
The OSS (Operation Support Sub-system) is the supporting layer in this entire
framework. It is a hardware independent layer that provides basic functions like
scheduling, timer, memory management, communication, sequencing control,
monitoring, alarming and logging.
The BSP (Board Support Package) provides device driver & initialization and
supports basic functions like alarming and monitoring. It also provides the related
interfaces and services to the Operating System.
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2.4 Functionality
L3SDR BS8900A implements the following basic functions on Uu/X2/S1 and O&M
interfaces.
 UE access and radio link transmission and RF processing: channel coding and
decoding, channel multiplexing and de-multiplexing, baseband resource pooling
function, measurement and report, power control, transmit diversity, receiving
diversity, calibration and synchronization.
 LTE radio interface and EPC interface processing: mobility management, radio
resource management and control, etc.
 System management functions: configuration management, alarm management,

status checking and system monitoring.
 Support the configuration of 1.4MHz/3MHz/5MHz/10MHz/15MHz/20MHz

bandwidth.
 The Instantaneous BandWidth (IBW) of RSU82 is 40MHz, so RSU82 can deal

with 4 separate 1.4/3/5MHz or 2 separate 10/15M bandwidths.
 Supports 2T2R/2T4R and downlink 2*2 MIMO which can optimize spectrum
efficiency greatly and improve network uplink performance.
 Supports 64QAM modulation in both downlink and uplink.
 Mixed installation of boards with different frequencies in the same cabinet.
 Spatial diversity, frequency diversity, time diversity, polarization diversity and

maximum ratio combination diversity.
 The receiving part uses Viterbi algorithm for coding, which improves channel
decoding capability and system reception.
 Frequency hopping.
 Discontinuous Transmission (DTX).
3 Technical Specifications
3.1 Physical Indices
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BS8900A has totally 3 basic cabinets which can be flexibly combined together
according to the actual application scenarios.
The physical indices are described in the following table.
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Notes:
1 Minimally 100mm interval between two cabinets standing on the ground is reserved for wiring
or maintenance in complete style.
2 Each column of cabinets should be equipped with a top cover and a bottom base. Therefore
respectively 16mm and 200 mm are extra added in height and 3Kg and 13Kg extra in weight for each
column.
3 One set of 150AH battery is 200Kg in weight.
3.2 Performance Indices
3.2.1 Operation Frequency Band 3.2.2 Capacity
3.2.2 Capacity
Two kinds of Baseband Processing Board (BPL/BPL1) can be adopted in BS8900A.
The capacity of BS8900A depends mainly on the number of BBU and the BPL/BPL1
boards configured in the BBU.
The number of BPL/BPL1 and RSU boards can be flexibly configured. Table 3-4
below shows the capacity of BS8900A with different configurations:
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3.2.3 Receiver sensitivity
 -106dBm @ LTE single antenna
 -108.6dBm @ LTE double antennas
 -111dBm @ LTE four antennas
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3.2.4 TOC Output Power
3.2.5 Bandwidth
L3SDR BS8900A supports all LTE bandwidths: 1.4MHz, 3MHz, 5MHz, 10MHz,
15MHz and 20MHz.
What’s more, the hardware can support 40M bandwidth.
3.3 Power Indices
3.2.5 Power Requirements
BS8900A power supply is shown in the following table.
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3.2.5 Power Consumption
Power consumption depends on traffic load, board configuration and ambient

temperature. This chapter focuses on the typical configuration of BS8900A with
normal ambient temperature.
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3.4 Interface Indices
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3.5 Working Environment Indices
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3.6 Electromagnetic Compatibility Indices
3.7 Reliability Indices
L3SDR BS8900A’s system reliability complies with the national military GJB/Z299B
Electronic Equipment Reliability Estimation Manual and IEC TR62390 standard.
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4 Configurations
4.1 Typical configuration
In a typical configuration (refer to the table below), the BS8900A can support:
4.2 Higher Performance Configuration
BS8900A can support high performance LTE network with more BPL boards or BPL1
boards. For more information, refer to the following table.
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NOTES:
1
With 2 RC8910A cabinets.
2
The performance limitation is from Control and Clock board. The throughput can be larger if you configure
more BPL1 boards.
3
L3SDR R8884 is a 4T4R RRU provided by Lemko. For detailed information, refer to the L3SDR R8884
Product Description.
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Figure 1-1 BS8900A Appearance ....................................................................................... 6

Table 2-1 Board List of B8200 ...........................................................................................15

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Table 2-4 SE Panel Interfaces ...........................................................................................20

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BS8900A’s appearance is shown in the following figure. In the following chapters, a

Figure 1-1 BS8900A Appearance

Complete Style Standard Style

1.2 LTE Network Architecture

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Figure 1-2 LTE Network Architecture

 Flexible Multi-mode Networking

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 Larger Capacity, Easy Expansion

L3SDR BS8900A accommodates 2 BBUs and 12 2T2R/2T4R RSUs (with 2

 2T2R/2T4R Supported, Better Performance

 All-IP Architecture to IP RAN

BS8900A’s baseband unit adopts IP switching. External GE/FE/E1/T1 interfaces

 Adaptable to Tough Environments

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room free solution in tough environments.

1.4 Application Scenarios

Figure 1-3 BS8900A Application Scenario

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BS8900A adopts standard 19 inches rack structure. It is composed of outdoor

Figure 2-1 Physical Structure of BS8900A (Complete Style)

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2.2 Hardware Architecture

Figure 2-2 L3SDR BS8900A Hardware Structure

2.2.1 Site Support Cabinet - BC8910A

BC8910A hardware architecture is shown in the following figure.

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Figure 2-3 Site Support Cabinet BC8910A (AC Power Supply)

In the case of DC power supply, AC/DC power system (5U) should be

Figure 2-4 Site Support Cabinet BC8910A (DC Power Supply)

2.2.2 Outdoor Radio Cabinet -RC8910A

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Figure 2-5 Outdoor Radio Cabinet RC8910A

In BS8900A, the radio module is RSU82, which is a multi-carrier radio frequency

2.2.3 Battery Cabinet -PC8910A

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Figure 2-6 Battery cabinet PC8910A

2.2.4 Cabinet Components

2.2.4.1 Baseband Unit – B8200

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B8200 includes 6 main parts, which are described as below.

2.2.4.1.1 Control & Clock Board (CC)

 Generating and delivering the clock signal to other modules.

 Providing GPS receiver interface and managing the GPS receiver.

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The GE switch and transmission modules supports following functions:

 S1/X2 interface protocol processing.

 Support for primary/slave boards hot backup.

 Provide GE/FE physical interfaces.

 Managing software versions of boards and programmable components, and

 Supervising the running status of each board within the system.

Figure 2-8 CC Panel

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2.2.4.1.2 Baseband Processing Board for LTE (BPL/BPL1)

The functions of BPL/BPL1 are listed as follows::