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LTE principle and key technology

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Contents

 Mobile communication system evolution

 LTE/SAE System Architecture
 OFDM principles and Radio channels
 Key technologies – MIMO/ICIC
 LTE procedures
 LTE SON
 ZTE solution
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Mobile communication evolution—LTE

1G 2G 2.5G 2.75G 3G 3.5G 3.75G 3..9G

EDGE E-EDGE

GSM GPRS LTE

HSPA+/
R7

WCDMA HSDPA/ HSUPA/ FDD

NMTS
R99 R5 R6
4G
MBMS IMT-Advanced
Likely
TACS
OFDMA
TD-SCDMA Based
R4
HSPA MC-HSPA TDD
Technology
AMPS MBMS

IS95
CDMA
2000
CDMA 2000
1X-ED-DO
EV-DO
Rev. A
EV-DO
Rev. B
X UMB

802.16d 802.16e ?802.16m

 Mobile communication is evolving from 2G to 3G/B3G/4G, bandwidth is evolving

from narrow band to broad band
 Mobile communication network will evolve from speech to high data rate
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High data rate services

Bandwidth requirement of Mobile multi-media service is higher and higher
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LTE key factors

 Flexible bandwidth Rel-6 Rel-8 LTE
 1.4,3,5,10,15,20 MHz HSPA MIMO 2x2
 Lower delay Bandwidth (MHz) 5 20
 Single User plane<5 ms
 Control plane<100 ms DL peak throughput 14.4 172.8
(Mbps)
 Higher spectrum efficiency
 DL 3-4 times to WCDMA R5 DL spectrum efficiency 0.53 1.69
 UL 2-3 times to WCDMA R6 （bps/Hz/cell）
 All packet service DL CEU spectrum 0.02 0.05
 Transmission with QoS for efficiency（bps/Hz/cell）
traditional telecommunication UL peak throughput 5.76 16QAM: 57
service (Mbps) 64QAM: 86.4
 Enhanced mobility UL spectrum efficiency 0.332 0.735
 0-15Km/h: best performance （bps/Hz/cell）
 15-120Km/h: higher performance
UL CEU spectrum 0.009 0.024
 120-350Km/h: real time service
efficiency（bps/Hz/cell）
 Coverage
 Typical value: 5Km
 The maximum value: 100Km
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LTE bands
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LTE specification evolution

3GPP Rel 9 has been frozen in December 2009

LTE Advanced Rel 10

LTE Rel 9 frozen

SAE Rel 8 approved SAE Rel 8 frozen SAE Rel 8 advance and
evolution

LTE Rel 8 approved LTE Rel 8 frozen, commercial LTERel 8 advance and
version published evolution

2008 2009 2010

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LTE operators evolution

 Global operators distribution in 2010:
 GSM：640
 UMTS：237
 CDMA: 185

Global operators LTE deployment time

GSM

UMTS

CDMA

CDMA/GSM/UMTS

2010 2011 2012

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Contents

 Mobile communication system evolution

 LTE/SAE System Architecture
 OFDM principles and Radio channels
 Key technologies – MIMO/ICIC
 LTE procedures
 LTE SON
 ZTE solution
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LTE architecture-- E-UTRAN

All IP, flat network architecture

MME / S-GW MME / S-GW
 eNB integrated more functions:
PHY, MAC, RLC, PDCP, RRC,
Radio resource assignment and

S1

S1
schedule, RRM

S1

S1
 Lower radio network delay: eNB
X2
eNB
E-UTRAN

single user plane delay < 5ms,

X2

X2
control signaling delay < 100ms
eNB
 eNBs communicate with each
other through X2 interface to
optimize radio resource Uu
management
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SAE architecture--EPC
EPC Evolved Packet Core network
UTRAN MME Mobility Management Entity
HSS Home Subscriber Server
SGSN
PCRF Policy and Charging Rules Function
GERAN HSS

S3
PDN Packet Data Network
S1 - MME S6a
MME
PCRF

S12
Rx+
S11 S7
S4
" LTE - Uu " S10

Serving S5 PDN SGi

UE E - UTRAN Operator 's IP Services
Gateway Gateway
(e.g. IMS, PSS etc.)
S1 - U

 allIP
 flat network architecture
 media plane separated from control plane
 inter-connect with traditional network
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E-UTRAN and EPC

Radio Access Network Evolved Packet Core

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UE
categ Maximum number of DL- Maximum number of Maximum number of
ory SCH transport block bits supported layers for UL-SCH transport block 64QAM
received within TTI spatial multiplexing in DL bits received within TTI in UL

1 10296 1 5160 NO
2 51024 2 25456 NO
3 102048 2 51024 NO
4 150752 2 51024 NO
5 302752 4 75376 YES

DL MIMO 2x2 DL MIMO 4x4

UL 75Mbps
150Mbps 300Mbps
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Tracking Area List

TA List2
MME
TA List1 TA 2

TA 4

TA 3 TA 5
TA 1

The Tracking Area Identity is constructed from the MCC (Mobile Country
Code), MNC (Mobile Network Code) and TAC (Tracking Area Code).

Idea of TA List
All the tracking areas in a Tracking Area List to which a UE is registered are served by the same
serving MME.
The MME may initiate the GUTI Reallocation procedure to reallocate TAI list at any time when a
signaling association is established between UE and MME.
The TAI list may also be reallocated by the Attach or the Tracking Area Update procedures
The UE doesn’t need trigger TA update procedure when the UE moves in the same TA List.
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Multi Tracking Area Registration

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eNodeB Function

Radio Resource Management

Compressions and encryption

Selection MME

Routing

eNodeB Scheduling and transmission

Measurement and measurement reporting

CSG handling
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MME Function

NAS signalling

AS Security control

Idle mode UE Reachability

Tracking Area list management

PDN GW/Serving GW/MME/SGSN

MME Roaming

Authentication
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SGW Function

Mobility anchoring

E-UTRAN idle mode downlink packet

buffering and initiation

Lawful Interception

Packet routeing and forwarding

SGW
Transport level packet marking

UL and DL charging per UE, PDN

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PDN GW Function

Per-user based packet filtering

Lawful Interception

UE IP address allocation

Transport level packet marking in the

downlink

UL and DL service level charging, gating

PDN GW and rate enforcement;

DL rate enforcement based on AMBR

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Protocol stack

MME

UE eNB NAS

S1AP
NAS
APP SCTP
RRC RRC S1AP X2AP
IP
PDCP PDCP SCTP

RLC RLC IP
SGW
MAC MAC GTPU
GTPU
PHY PHY UDP
UDP

IP

signaling
data
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Protocol stack – Control plane EPS bearer management

Authentication
ECM_idle mobility handling
Paging origination in ECM-idle
Security control
UE eNB MME

NAS NAS

RRC RRC

PDCP PDCP

RLC RLC

MAC MAC

PHY PHY Broadcast

Paging
RRC connection setup
Radio bearer control
Mobility management
UE measurement control
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Protocol stack – User plane Header compression(ROHC)

In-sequence delivery of upper layer PDUs
AM、UM and TM Duplicate elimination of lower layer SDUs
ARQ Ciphering for user/control plane
Segmentation & Concatenation Integrity protection for control plane
In-sequence delivery
Duplicate detection
UE eNB

PDCP PDCP

RLC RLC

MAC MAC

PHY PHY

Mapping between logical and transport channels

HARQ
Transport format selection
Priority handling
Scheduling information reporting
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S1 functions
 EPS bearer service management function
 Setup, modify, release

 Mobility functions for UE in EMM-connected

 Intra-LTE handover

 Inter-3GPP-RAT handover

 S1 paging function

 NAS signaling transport function

 S1 interface management function

 Initial context setup function

 Supports the establishment of the necessary overall initial UE
context in the eNB to enable fast Idle-to Active transition
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X2 functions

 Intra LTE-Access-System Mobility Support for UE in EMM-

CONNECTED

 Context transfer from source eNB to target eNB

 Control of user plane tunnels between source eNB and target eNB

 Handover cancellation

 Uplink Load Management

 General X2 management and error handling functions:

 Error indication
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Contents

 Mobile communication system evolution

 LTE/SAE System Architecture
 OFDM principles and Radio channels
 Key technologies – MIMO/ICIC
 LTE procedures
 LTE SON
 ZTE solution
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LTE key technologies

 Multi-Access technology based on

OFDM

 DL OFDMA
 UL SC-FDMA
 no self-interference in one cell
 Flexible resource assignment

 Higher modulation: 64QAM

 Peak spectrum efficiency: 6bps/Hz

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What is OFDM ?

 OFDM: Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing, is a kind of multi-

carrier transmission;
 In frequency domain, OFDM divides channel into some sub-channels
overlapped between adjacent sub-channels. These sub-channels are
orthogonal.
 Implement of CP can undermine ISI caused by Delay Spread
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OFDM – frequency domain parameters

Bandwidth（MHz） 1.4 3 5 10 15 20
Resource Block Number NRB 6 15 25 50 75 100
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OFDM – time domain parameters

OFDM symbol time =1/△f + CP

Number of Number of Number of

DL symbol Number of
Sub-carrier symbol per UL symbol symbol per
Configuration Sub-carrier
per RB time slot configuration time slot
per RB
Normal
△f=15K
CP: Hz 7
4.6875us 12 Normal CP: 12
7
△f=15K
4.6875us
Extended Hz 6
CP: Extended CP: 12
△f=7.5K 6
16.67us Hz 24 3 16.67us
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OFDM VS OFDMA
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OFDMA: Downlink multiple access

System Bandwidth

Sub-carriers

Sub-frame

Frequency

Time frequency
resource for User 1
Time frequency
resource for User 2
Time
 Scalable bandwidth allocation Time frequency
resource for User 3
 Resistance to multi-path interference by inserting Cyclic Prefix.
 Effectively against frequency selective fading
 Sensitive to frequency deviation
 High PAPR (Peak-to-Average Power Ratio)
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OFDMA: Downlink multiple access -- example

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SC-FDMA: Uplink multiple Access

 Single carrier modulation achieves lower peak to average ratio

 Lower PAPR  Higher PA efficiency  Longer battery life  Suitable for

terminal
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Channel mapping
UP LINK DOWN LINK
PDCP
RLC
CCCH DCCH DTCH BCCH CCCH DCCH DTCHPCCH

Logical CH

MAC

RACH BCH MCH PCH

UL-SCH
Transport CH DL-SCH

PHY

PHY CH
PRACH PUCCH PUSCH PBCH PMCH PDCCH PDSCH
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Physical Channel and Signal

Downlink Uplink

• Channel • Channel
• PCFICH: Physical-control- • PRACH: Physical random
format indication channel access channel
• PBCH: Physical broadcast • PUCCH: Physical uplink control
channel channel
• PHICH: Physical HARQ • PUSCH: Physical uplink shared
indication channel channel
• PDCCH: Physical downlink • Signal
control channel • DRS: Demodulation reference
• PDSCH: Physical downlink signal
shared channel • SRS: Sounding reference
• Signal signal
• RS: reference signal
• P (S) –SCH: synchronized
channel
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Functions of Each Channel

Random
access
HARQ feedback
CQI reporting
Traffic
UL scheduling request
CQI reporting for MIMO
related feedback

Slot/Frame
synchronization & eNode-B
Cell Id identification

Traffic, MBMS HARQ feedback

Control information Transport format
Paging UL scheduling grant
Resource allocation
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Downlink resource allocation

Notes: each bin stands for 1 symbol in time domain and 12 sub-carriers in
frequency domain
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SCH

10ms radio frame

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Slot no. 10
P-SCH S-SCH

Slot no. 0
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Downlink Reference Signal

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PBCH

Cell An 0 OFDM
CRC interference modulation
enhancing
adding
Physical
Modulation
Signal mapping
resource An 1 OFDM
BCH TB mapping modulation
program-
ming on each
Layer
antenna
mapping
port
Rate
matching Pre-
An P OFDM
programming
modulation
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PCFICH
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PHICH
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PDCCH (physical downlink control channel)

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Uplink resource allocation

Specifical Uplink
subframe subframe

nPRB  49
nPRB  48
nPRB  47
……………

nPRB  8
nPRB  7
………...

nPRB  2
nPRB  1
nPRB  0

SR CCR#0 data: CQI CCR#0 pilot: CQI

PUSCH CCR#1 data: CQI CCR#1 pilot: CQI

DMRS CCR#2 data: ACK/NACK CCR#2 pilot: ACK/NACK

RACH CCR#3 data: ACK/NACK CCR#3 pilot: ACK/NACK

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PRACH
 Frame structure 6RB CP Sequence

TCP TSEQ

 Different Preambles

un( n 1)
j
xu n   e
 Preamble generation N ZC
, 0  n  N ZC  1
 Generated by the Zadoff-
Chu sequence in zero-
related region xu ,v (n)  xu (( n  vN CS ) mod N ZC )
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PUCCH

PUCCH Number of bytes in each

Modulation
formats sub-frame
1 N/A N/A
1a BPSK 1
1b QPSK 2
2 QPSK 20

2a QPSK+BPSK 21

2b QPSK+QPSK 22
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PUSCH

Transfer pre-
Enhance
Modulate programmed
interference
codes

Generate
Map
SC-FDMA
resource
signal
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Contents

 Mobile communication system evolution

 LTE/SAE System Architecture
 OFDM principles and Radio channels
 Key technologies – MIMO/ICIC
 LTE procedures
 LTE SON
 ZTE solution
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Inputs and Outputs

Single Input Single Output Multi Input Single Output

Single Input Multi Output Multi Input Multi Output

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What is MIMO?
 MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple output)
A set of techniques that rely on the use of multiple antennas at
the receiver and/or transmitter. It can be used to achieve
improved system capacity and improved coverage area.
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Why select MIMO ?

MIMO increase spatial dimensions

freedom for radio resources

Through space-time processing

technology, make full use of space
resource, to ascend the capacity of the
communication system without
increasing the spectrum resources and
power, improving the reliability and
Spectrum efficiency.

MIMO can get more higher channel

capacity than SISO/SIMO/MISO
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LTE Key Technology---MIMO Theory

v11

Modulator
Channel
Encode QPSK Detector
Interleave
16QAM

v21 Data
Data
stream
stream Trans
DeMUX Receiver MUX
v12 mitter

Modulator
Channel
Encode QPSK Detector
Interleave
16QAM

v22

Space multiplexing & space diversity leads to higher bit rate.

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MIMO System Model

MIMO System Model

 r1   h11 h12 h1Nt   x1   n1 
r  h 
h2 Nt   x2   n2 
 2    21 h22
     
      
 rNr   hNr 1 hNr 2 hNr Nt   xNt   nNt 
MIMO Signal Model Expression
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Different MIMO Modes in LTE

1 Mode 1 Single Antenna Port Correspond to Single Antenna Port

2 Mode 2 Transmit Diversity Provide Diversity Against Fading

3 Mode 3 Open Loop SM High Mobility Environment

4 Mode 4 Closed-Loop SM Improve Peak data rates

5 Mode 5 MU-MIMO Improve system Capacity

6 Mode 6 Codebook BF
Improve cell Coverage and
Suppress Interference
7 Mode 7 Non Codebook BF
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Transmit Diversity（2 Antennas）

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Spatial Multiplexing
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SU-MIMO VS MU-MIMO
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What Is ICIC?
 ICIC (Inter cell Interference
Coordination)
 A set of techniques that based on
FFR/SFR( fractional frequency Sector 2

reuse/soft frequency reuse) and

Inner
power control/allocation, adaptive Sector 3 Sector 1

scheduling. It can be used to

suppress ICI( inter cell
interference) and to achieve
improved coverage area
compared to universal frequency
reuse( frequency reuse factor is
equal to one) network deployment.

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Interference coordination & management

Though does not decrease interference’s power but whitens it.

Interference SINR improvement is limited. Sole utilization of randomization can
randomization not satisfy the SINR requirement of LTE.
Easy to implement.

High complexity Combine

Interference
cancellation
Strict resource allocation requirement
The last one for
Strict inter cell synchronization requirement consideration

SFR/FFR allocates adjacent cells’ cell edge users orthogonal frequency,

Interference so ICI will be decreased. Residual interference is decreased by
coordination
pro-active mode and passive mode ICI coordination based on
based on FFR/SFR
indicators exchanging between different adjacent eNodeBs.
Balance of complexity and performance.
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Static ICIC and Power Control

 Inter-cell interference will reduce spectrum efficiency at cell edge

 Combine ICIC and Power Control to reduce interference

 UL power control: UE need to calculate path loss PL1 to serving cell

and PL2 to neighbor cell, and then calculate path loss compensation
factor -- alpha.
 FFR: system bandwidth is divided into 2 frequency sets, one set
(frequency reuse factor=1) is used for CCU(cell center user), the other
(frequency reuse factor>1) is used for CEU(cell edge user)

UE1 UE2 UE3

Sector 2 A B C

Inner
Sector 1 Sector 3
20MHz

20MHz bandwidth is
divided into A,B,C. CEUs
in different cell use A, B
UE1 or C, while CCU use
UE3 UE2 frequencies left unused.
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Dynamic ICIC
 Any cell can send HII(High Level Indicator) to its neighbor through X2
interface to make neighbors schedule resources avoiding interference.

 Any cell can send OI(Overload Indicator) to its neighbor through X2

interface. Neighbor cell will reduce its interference after receiving OI from
X2 interface, such as reducing its transmission power.

1. X allocate UE1 resource A and

sent HII to Y and Z, so Y will
allocate UE2 resource B different
from UE1

HII, OI 2. Y detect HII and sent OI to X and

Sector 2

X2
Z, X will reduce transmission power
eNB1 eNB3 of UE2 and UE3
Inner
X2

X2

Sector 1 Sector 3
3. No necessary to pre-allocate
HII, OI HII, OI X bandwidth. Resources are
eNB2 Z
dynamically allocated based on real
interference and bandwidth
Y
UE3
UE1 UE2 UE3

UE1
UE2
20MHz
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Frequency Selective scheduling

 In multi-path environment , each user’s gain is different at different sub
frequency bands.

 The frequencies that can make the highest gain should be allocated to users.

 Capacity gain: system capacity is the summary of each user’s capacity at

allocated frequencies(Shannon’s law).

 Frequency selective scheduling make maximum SNRi, thus maximum capacity.

channel responses at different frequencies
3
C   RBi log( 1  SNRi )
Best resource for UE3
2
RB3
i 1 0

Best resource
-2
for UE2 RB2
 AMC in sub frequency band is
dB

-4

adopted based on frequency -6

Best
resource
selective scheduling. -8 for UE1
user 1
RB1
user 2
-10
user 3

120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 300
resource index
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Contents

 Mobile communication system evolution

 LTE/SAE System Architecture
 OFDM principles and Radio channels
 Key technologies – MIMO/ICIC
 LTE procedures
 LTE SON
 ZTE solution
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Cell Search
UE eNodeB

Primary Synchronization Signal

3 possible sequences to identify the

cell’s physical layer cell identity(0,1,2)

Secondary Synchronization Signal

168 different sequences to identify

physical layer cell identity group

Reference Signal
Channel estimation, BCH antenna configuration

PBCH

System bandwidth, PHICH configuration, SFN…

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Random Access
Sent on PRACH Sent on DL-SCH
resources associated UE eNodeB with RA-RNTI;
with RA-RNTI assignment of
Random Access Preamble Temporary C-RNTI,
1 Timing Advance,
Sent on PRACH with RA-RNTI
initial uplink grant
Sent on UL-SCH; Random Access Response
includes NAS UE ID 2
and RRC connection RAP sent on PDSCH, addressed by
PDCCH using RA-RNTI Sent on DL-SCH;
request
Early Contention
Scheduled Transmission Resolution
3 (mirroring of uplink
Data sent on PUSCH
message)
Contention resolution
4
CR sent on PDSCH, addressed
by PDCCH using TC/C-RNTI
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Inter eNodeB & intra MME/SGW Handover

UE Source eNodeB Target eNodeB MME Serving Gateway
Measurement Control Restriction Area
Packet Data Packet Data
Measurement Reports

HO decision
HO request

Admission Control
HO Request ACK
RRC Connect Reconf.

Detach from old cell Deliver buffered

and synchronize to packet to Target eNB
new cell
SN status transfer
Data Forwarding

Buffer packet from

Source eNB
Synchronization
UL allocation + TA for UE
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Inter eNodeB & intra MME/SGW Handover

UE Source eNodeB Target eNodeB MME Serving Gateway
RRC Conn.Reconf. complete

Packet Data Packet Data

Path switch request

User Plane update
request
End Marker
Switch DL path

Packet Data
End Marker
User plane update
response
Path switch request
ACK
UE Context Release

Release Resource
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Protocol States Transition

LTE_ACTIVE
•IP address assigned
•Connected to known cell

OUT_OF_SYNC IN_SYNC
•DL reception possible •DL reception possible
Power-UP •NO UL transmission •UL transmission possible

LTE_IDLE
LTE_DETACHED
•IP address assigned
•No IP address
•Position partially known
•Position not known
•DL DRX period
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LTE interworking with 2G/3G

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Contents

 Mobile communication system evolution

 LTE/SAE System Architecture
 OFDM principles and Radio channels
 Key technologies – MIMO/ICIC
 LTE procedures
 LTE SON
 ZTE solution
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SON development

18 operators Develop SON Standardization

USR?
Self-organization
Artificial intervention
network
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SON functions, features and target

Functions: self Features: self Target: reduce CAPEX,

configuration, healing determination, adaption OPEX
and optimization and automation

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SON solutions

1：Location, capacity and 1：NCL optimisation

coverage 2：Interference control
2：Planning radio para. 3：Handover parameter
3：Planning transport para. optimsation
4：Setup of security tunnel 4：QoS parameters
5：Node authentication optimisation
6：HW setup and SW 5：Load balancing
O
pt S e

n
download 6：RACH load

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nf Sel
at
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ur
7：Automatic Inventory
at
8：Self test io
Co n
SON
M 1：Fault management

ea f
V

H Sel
g
2：Cell/service outage

lin
R detection & compensation
1：Standardize S1/X2/itf-S
2：Network Sharing 3：Mitigation of unit
outgage
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Contents

 Mobile communication system evolution

 LTE/SAE System Architecture
 OFDM principles and Radio channels
 Key technologies – MIMO/ICIC
 LTE procedures
 LTE SON
 ZTE solution
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ZTE Unified Radio Sub-System Platform

OneNetwork Target

GSM/EDGE UMTS/HSPA TD-SCDMA CDMA2000 WiMAX LTE

GSM/EDGE

ZTE Universal SDR Platform UMTS/HSPA

LTE

Distributed IntegratedUniversal
RRU
RRU
RSU Features

 MicroTCA architecture
 Multi-Standard support
 Baseband sharing and
BBU
software configurable
 RRU sharing and
BBU
software configurable

Future-Proof Platform with Smooth Evolution Support

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LTE Product Portfolio

INTEGRATED

Soft Defined Radio

2xMCPA, MIMO

2x40Watts TOC power, 35%

Multi-mode eNB Multi-mode eNB Femto eNB BS8210
Outdoor BS8900 Indoor BS8800 power efficiency for LTE

BBU+RRU

All IP transmission, provides

IP over E1/STM-1 interface

Unified O&M for simultaneous

Multi-mode BBU Multi-mode BBU Multi-mode RRU
running RATs
Outdoor B8201 Indoor B8200 R8880/R8882

ZTE SDR PRODUCTS ADAPT TO TECHNOLOGY

DIVERSITIES TCO reduction comparing with
traditional solution
HSPA HSPA+ LTE
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Appearance

 Color: Dark Blue

 Dimension: 88.4x482.6x197 mm (HxWxD)
 The weight of B8200 is less than 7.5Kg
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Technical Specifications：Capacity

Configuratio BPL LTE eNedeB Number of User

n Qty. Capacity (RRC_CONNECTED
)
Typical 1 BPL 3cell in 20MHz BW 1200
DL/UL: 200/75Mbps
High 3 6cell in 20MHz BW 3600
performance BPLs DL/UL:
600/225Mbps
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Technical Specifications：Interface

Item Interface Connector Type

BPL 3x2.5Gbps (MIMO 2*2) SFP (LC)

or 3x5.0Gbps (MIMO 4*4)
3xGE/FE 2 RJ45 for Electrical
and one SFP (LC) for
optical
CC 1xEXT RS 485 can be used to
connect with other
external receiver
1xGPS SMA
8xE1/T1 DB44 (Optional)
SA

FS 6x2.5Gbps (MIMO 2*2) SFP(LC)

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Technical Specifications ：Reliability

Item Value
MTBF ≥233000 hours
MTTR 0.5 hours
Availability index ≥99.999785%
Down duration ≤1.128 min/year
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RRU Physical Structure

 Mechanical Dimension : 470 mm x 340 mm x 130 mm (H x W x D)

 Volume: 20.7 L
 Weight: 19.5 Kg
 Color: silver gray
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Technical Specifications: Performance

Item Value
Operation Frequency Band 700 MHz /900 MHz /AWS/1800 MHz /2100 MHz
/2600 MHz/DD
Output Power PA: 2 x 48 W
TOC : 2 x 40 W
Receiver Sensitivity •Channel bandwidth（MHz） ：1.4
•Reference sensitivity power level （dBm）：-108.8

•Channel bandwidth（MHz） ：3
•Reference sensitivity power level （dBm）：-105.0

•Channel bandwidth（MHz） ：5/10/15/20

•Reference sensitivity power level （dBm）：-103.5
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Technical Specifications: Power

Item Value
Power Requirements Power supply ：-48V DC (-37~-60V DC)
grounding resistance： ≤ 5Ω

Power Consumption Typical power consumption: 200 W

Maximum power consumption: 335 W
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Technical Specifications: Working Environment

Item Indices

Long-term: -40 ~ +55 °C

Temperature
Short-term: -45 ~ +65 °C

Long-term: 5% ~ 100%；
Relative Humidity
Short-term: 5% ~ 100%

Waterproof/Dustproof IP65
≤5 Ω; earth resistance can be less than 10 Ω in
Ground thunder-less area where thunderstorm days is
less than 20.
Indoor pack deposited
Storage Temperature: -40 °C ~ 70 °C
Relative Humidity: 5% ~ 98%
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Technical Specifications: Electromagnetic
Compatibility

Item Indices

Contact Discharge: ±6000 V

Static Discharge Immunity
Air Discharge: ±8000 V

Surge Impact Immunity DC Power port Line(Ground): ±2000 V

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Technical Specifications: Reliability

Item Indices
MTBF ≥354000 hours
MTTR 0.5 hour
Availability index ≥99.999859%
Down duration ≤0.741 min/year
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Networking
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Operation And Maintenance

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