Teo Can Ne TC tA PeO Sal ERS UMTS 2017 16) -CONTENTS SOLUTION ® GU@5 MHz e801 2 Agile Site te 06 @ UMTS Multi-Sector Solution see 10 @ U900&U850 Networking Solution wee 14 © Butterfly Site ip ® RNC Modernization see 19 ® NodeB Modernization Solution sone 22 @UMTSHD Voice Solution vee 27 © UMTS Video Solution seer 33 ® Always UL HSPA+ Solution see 38 @ RNC in Pool Solution seve 42 2 Value Oriented Planning Solution see 46 18 Spectrum and Network Evolution Solution see 48 ® xMbps Anytime Anywhere Solution see 52.Nestor est ie [5G] Ths tect poster provides enya general overview and doesnot const any ofr or cormtments, For dea information, see the product or feature documentation delivered with the sofware. GU@S MHz refers to co-deployment of GSM and UMTS networks on the spectrum with a minimum bandwidth of 5 MHz. This solution boosts UMTS network capacity without compromising GSM network performance. sm Gsm urs ————__ Smnz Saving Spectrum Protecting GSM Providing UMTS Resources Network Investment Network Performance Reduce the minimum spectrum Guarantee stable performance Increase the rate of data services bandedth required for co-deployment eg d Dandiath required for cocdeployment || and capacity for GSM networks and improve user experience Scenarios Scenario 1: 5-6 MHz Bandwidth Operators have purchased continuous spectrum with the bandwidth of §-6 MHz and desire to deploy GSM S1/1/1 + 1 UMTS carters. su Gsm urs ‘5 MHZ Scenario 2: 6.2-8.6 MHz Bandwidth Operators have purchased continuous spectrum with the bandwidth of 6.2-8.6 MHz and desire to deploy GSM S2/2/2 to S4/4/4 + 1 UMTS carriers. ost ea mM ry UMTS —————— MHz ———> 62m. ——___, otScenario 3: Bandwidth Beyond 8.8 MHz Operators have purchased continuous spectrum with the bandwidth higher than 8.8 MHz and desire to deploy GSM $1/1/1 to S4/4/4 +2 UMTS carriers. Gsm Gsm Gsm ry) yyy) umts MTs — —Hi SoM —___—_ sz, —____. 88M, Lag Sharing the 5 MHz spectrum between GSM and UMTS networks increases inter-RAT interference between NodeBs and MSs and between BTSs and UEs. WO 0, ars BP: I o-+ eM ee UMTS UE swims 777 Interference The following table lists key features used in the GU@S MHz solution to minimize such inter-RAT interference. Ea Solution on the UMTS Side _| Solution on the GSM Side *WRFD-19120901 Uplink Super Narrowband Filter GBFD-117602 Active Power Control *WRFD-150208 Turbo IC WRFD-19120903 UMTS Target *GBFD-191201 Uplink CoMP (Joint RX) RoT Adjustment Based on GSM *GBFD-160202 MICC Radio Quality *GBFD-191205 GU@S5MHz Joint Scheduling @ Mietference om _ WRFD-19120002 Downink NodeBstoMSs Adaptive Band-Pass Filter Interference from MSs to NodeBs © _Wisterence rom UEs to BTSs GBFD-191205 GU@SMHz Joint Scheduling *GBFD-111609 Enhanced BCCH Power UMTS Cells with Max. TX ‘Consumption Optimization © Bees TE LO” Power dB Higher than That «GBFD-181204 inteligent BCCH Interference of GSM Cells ‘Suppression (IBIS) *GBFD-117602 Active Power Control Key Technologies @ Mitigating Interference from MSs to NodeBs -- ek WRFD-19120901 Uplink Super Narrowband Filter ‘The NodeBs use super narrowband fiters to filter uplink GSM signals in the shared spectrum, mitigating interference from MSs. am el —————__ 5 mnz osm rvyyy 02WRFD-150206 Turbo IC This feature enhances the interference cancellation efficiency on the E-DPDCH, effectively mitigating interference between users and significantly improving uplink UMTS capacity. i Mi: _, UE2 i demodulation * regeneration | JUE2 GBFD-117602 Active Power Control The BSC controls the TX power of MSs and BTSs within a proper range, mitigating GSM-to-UMTS interference in the uplink and downlink in fete desta The MSs ard STS tenet in fetuses: The MS and BTSs nent sip ha pve coun cron hrtrenc, Sra ath prope power caung es Fern ® 0 .—_: ® 0 O me cams vane mwas vasue © Mitigating Interference from UEs to BTSs 14 | WRFD-19120903 UMTS Target RoT Adjustment Based on GSM Radio Quality Interference from UEs to BTSs increases with uplink load in UMTS cells. This feature allows the RNC to adaptively adjust the uplink target RoT based on GSM radio quality, mitigating interference from UEs to BTSs. Adaptwvely adjust the Serer TE osm /[ a ‘5 MHz GBFD-191201 Uplink CoMP (Joint RX) ‘The BSC combines uplink signals received in two cells and then decodes these signals, reducing the number of error bits, Uplink COMP @ \) a ~» q >Q-# wm Error bit Correct bit + @GBFD-160202 MICC MICC uses mult-sampled points, extended pilot, virtual multi-antenna, and decoding feedback techniques to accurately evaluate interference in multiple dimensions. This significantly improves ‘evaluation accuracy, thereby minimizing interference. euatzaon o> ant deczang —> Gocoang> 2s Deed processing correct? Ino Re-encoding by the BTS ete eh ‘© Multi-campled points: more accurate interference estimation because of double sampled points Re-encoded bit ‘+ Extended pilots: more accurate interference estimation and equalization ‘Virtual muiti-antenna conversion: better interference cancellation by virtualizing two antennas as four antennas * Decoding feedback: re-encoding incorrectly decoded bits GBFD-191205 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling Based on the uplink interference information and channel occupation information sent from the BSC, the RNC adjusts the target RoT and performs adaptive bandpass filtering, ensuring stable uplink and downlink performance on GSM networks. osm UMTS BTS RNC Report uplink interference level_| | lurg interface UMTS target RoT adjustment based on GSM radio quality lurg interface ‘Adaptive bandpass fitering gating Interference from NodeBs to MSs WRFD-19120902 Downlink Adaptive Band-Pass Filter The NodeBs adaptively adjust the status of downlink bandpass filters based on the timeslot usage of GSM services, mitigating interference to MSs and improving downlink UMTS throughput. Com fiters Ole ‘5 MHz 0® a UMTS Cells with Max. TX Power 3 dB Higher than That of GSM Cells This function mitigates downlink interference from BTSs to UEs. oa ciel gating Interference from BTSs to UEs - urs GBFD-111609 Enhanced BCCH Power Consumption Optimization This feature reduces the transmit power of non-BCCH timeslots on the BCCH TRX, mitigating downlink interference from BTSs to UES. With feature deactivated: Non-BCCH timesiots on the: ‘With feature activated Ditferentiated processing Is used for BCCH TRX, either idle or occupied, transmit at ful power non BCCH timeslots on the BCGH TRX based on ther stale ‘output power Output power For Idle timeslots: Reduce the transmit power. For occupied timeslots: Perform downlink power contol, BCCH TRX timesiot CCH TRX timeslot 01234567 GBFD-181204 Intelligent BCCH Interference Suppression (IBIS) IBIS, an interference suppression technique, adjusts the modulation mode for signals transmitted over dummy timesiots on the BCCH TRX. This feature enhances MS suppression of downlink interference, improving the downlink receive quality for voice services. ks Go —O deactivated Dummy data bl a Cl cmsk modutaton with feature @ Dummy data blocks BoGnhoe With feature activated Glossary BCH Broadcast Control CHannel MICC tMuttidimensional interference Cancelation Combining IBIS Inteligent BCCH Interference Suppression ROT Rise over Thermal Nie ry Copyright © Huawel Technologies Co, Lid 2017 All ght reserve. Pear 0sAgile Site Technical Poster [5G] Ths technica poster provides enya general overview and doesnot const any ofr or commitments, Fr dea information, see the product or feature documentation delivered with the soft Background icult site acquisition in Ih TCO of traditional sites urban areas MOPEX — MCAPEX @ —> = Grassland Roottep ste Agile site tower she Increasing MBB users and data traffic So mUMTS LTE 2015 2020 3 MBB users expected to double by 2020 Data traffic expected to grow eared by 2020 ee Tel) Macro + N x Agile Sites Agile site addition to macro sites helps meet deep coverage and capacity requirements in urban areas to improve user experience. In addition, this deployment solution uses existing public facilities in cities, facilitating site acquisition and reducing site rent costs.Shortens deployment cycle Saves TCO Raises system capacity 75% 30% 30%~50% = = oe Publ ects are vsed Cnty spleens, not le and wallmeuiedagle aes (ple Preece Qecerettcectectcme tM Qe oe athe dercs ebeenay? ake caressing se auton towing fr deep coverage inutban areas smcutes tr rprovig capacty i holpat eons Application Scenarios and Solutions Street-based Coverage Limited urban land resources pose difficulties in site acquisition. A large number of public facilities, such as lamp poles, can be used to deploy pole sites, meeting coverage and capacity requirements on the streets and surroundings, Lamp pole Utility pole Surveillance pole ne Bus station Billboard This solution provides street-based coverage by installing Easy Macro, Blade BBU, and Blade power devices on public facilities. There are two options of installing pole sites: outside and all inside. Pole site (outside) Core devices Pole site (all inside) orHigh-rise Buildings High-rise buildings stand higher than surrounding base stations. On wall sites can be deployed to provide coverage for high-rise buildings. (On wall sites can be deployed on the outer walls of high-rise buildings to achieve 3D coverage for high-rise buildings. Cell combination effectively controls inter-site interference and outdoor sites improve indoor coverage ata low cost. Rural Area Coverage Rural mobile networks have low ROI due to the small number of users served by each site and require a low-TCO solution to provide basic coverage. Butterfly sites cost-effectively provide coverage while meeting the requirements for capacity and evolution. Island Coverage Linear Coverage Continuous Coverage Centralized and Roads or villages Suburban areas or several standalone villages situated along roads —_villages with low population density With butterfly sites, site devices are simplified and power consumption per site decreases. In this solution, antennas with a 90° beamwidth and blade BBUs are used, Buttery sites, widely used in rural areas 90° Antenna {90° Antenna 2T4R RRU/ « osInnovative RF modules and blade sites: smaller, lighter, and more powerful Easy Macro (AAUS940) small size, high performance, wideband support, and multi-RAT operation Dimensions Weignt Dimensions | aTsupport Band support Power = 2x00 ws2x30 Ww , 17kg_ 750 mmx 165mm GSM/UMTSILTE 1.8 GHZI2.1 GHz 39 wronts W Blade BBU (88U3910A): small size, high performance, and cabinet-free fe Dimensions 1 h ca rie RAT support pl = 12t9 ——400mmx100mmx900mn ——_-GSMUMTSILTE Excellent Wireless Backhaul and Power Supply Solution The AirHub solution and wireless backhaul technology CPRI over E-band are used to achieve wireless. connections between macro and agile sites. Macro ste Macro ste ay on @ ae s & Agile ste @) Power Supply Solution Blade power devices (OPMSOM/OPM30M) — Power supply (BVDC/HVDC) BVOC Cabinet ‘te, compact size, natural cooing avec: 48 vtos7v MSP 90001150 GE Fre: 2819200 V zr Hvoe Ei Accurate Planning for Fast Deployment Network 5 evainaben Site Planning Ge Design a Weak coverage & Accurate planning | §7( Parameter coniguraton hotspot search & simulation veifcaton Planning Result Display Graphical cisplay Glossary BVOC boost voltage direct current HVDC highvoltage direct current RO! retum on investment CCPRI common pubiic radio interface cable RAT radioaccess technology ‘TED total costof operation Noe Ms Copyright © Huawel Technologies Co, Lid 2017 All eights reserve. Pfs 0ny “ UMTS Multi-Sector Solution Technical Poster Mo OY This technical poster prov only a general overview and does not constitute any offers or commitments. For detailed information, see the product or feature documentation delivered with the software. Background Rising Diffout Scarce User Growth Site Acquisition Radio Spectrum price) 3 sectors 6 sectors 9 sectors 3D 18 sectors ge » se » % »> ®),» @®)» ( wp »> p Traditional antenna —Dual-beam antenna _—‘Triple-beam antenna 3D six-beam antenna Ox ff oT PES Expanded Capacity 30x ee Cees Bees eats! Extended Main-Lobe Coverage Strength Beectors Beectors O sectors 3D 18 sectorsDeployment Process Err Network Pers eee) eeeacay era erie Antenna Selection = High requency A jualbesnantenna AMB4520R0v06 1710 MHz to 2600 MHz = 6 sectors 2 ey eaueney AMB4519ROvO6 (690 Miz to 960 MHz g dua-beam antenna 2 = High-frequency rf ‘9 sectors triple-beam antenna “AMB4521ROvO6 1710 MHz to 2200 MHz = 3D six-beam = 3D 18 sectors sare ‘AMB452200v06 1710 M2 1 2200 Miz 3 low-frequency sectors & Hybrid triple-beam 690 MHz to 960 MHz! = Ghightrequency sectors antenna SE 1710 MHz to 2200 MHz |) low-frequency sectors & Hybrid quad-beam_ 700 Mz to 860 MHz! 5) high-frequency sectors antenna noe 4740 MH to 2200 MHz S <]) 6high-frequency Hybrid quad-beam 4740 Mie to 2200 Ma! 5 sectors & 4T4R antenna ‘AMB4520R4V06 1710 MHz to 2690 MHz = 3 low-frequency sectors i (690 MHz to 960 MH2/ Gall & 6 high-frequency Hypeid penta-beam p45 19R2v06 1605 MHz to 2600 MH2/ sectors & 4T4R 1695 MHz to 2200 MHz Key Technologies Automatic Site Planning and Optimization ASP automatically performs accurate site planning for the target sites, Traffic map statistics Site identification RF parameter settings soe ET PORES iE ge ACP helps adjust the antenna azimuth, eliminating pilot pollution and coverage holes. 3 sectors 6 sectors (without ACP) 6 sectors (with ACP) i : ree aS % ee DA eee Core64 Configurable Neighboring Cells ror Traditional scheme Huawei scheme 31 available neighboring More available cells supported by software neighboring cells supported by software fo avoid missing neighboring cells Efficient Improvement of KPls Related to Call Drops 3 sectors = 6 sectors Huawei scheme More cells and larger SHO area 27 parameters supporting &. ‘one-click configuration shores -ey 2 Operation time reduced by 90% éo” 358 Multi-sector SHO Performance Improvement ‘Cut down maintenance workload and OPEX for customers 81 82 @ Collect information of SHOs between tho source cell and configured neighboring cells within a moasurement period @ Prioritize neighboring cells and select top N neighboring cells © Deliver intra-frequency measurement control messages only to top N neighboring cells @ Add an RL between the UE and the best target cell © Release the RL between the UE and the source cell B 52. Release the ee e@ B 82 Q 'e' cereal 83. Ba Ba QO ootinizes process @@ original processMulti-sector HHO Performance Improvement N Measuring > — ape om a BS Ba BS Bd Ba @ Measure inter-trequency HHO and cell update @ Release the RL between information, or measure inter-RAT HHO information ~ the UE and the source cell @ Prioritize neighboring cells and select top N © Establish an RL betwoon neighboring cells, the UE and the best target © Deliver measurement control messages only to cell top A/neighboring cells ® B3 anew RL A e BS Cie oS oats | inter-RAT Ba ps Be @@O coimzed process OG onginal process eli) Sector Splitting 3 sectors 6 sectors 9 sectors 30 18 sectors & % se Smooth Evolution to LTE Traffic load Baas es Evolution ester Cones Cas 172k = (virtual 4T4R) 472k “The mult-sector solution supports evolution from single-mode single-band working to multimode single-band or mutimode ‘muit-band working, Glossary ACP automatic cel planning ‘OPEX operating expense RL radio link ASP accurate site planning RAT radio access technology ‘SHO soft nendover HHO hard handover RF radio frequency NV ry Copyright © Huawel Technologies Co, Lid 2017 All ght reserve. 13U900&U850 orking Soluti x n, TD pn [3E) Ths tecnica poste rovides enya genera overview and does not consti any offers or cammtmens For delaled information, see the product or feature documentation delivered with the sofware. a) Benefits Rapid packet switched (PS) services and the exponential growth in smartphone use have been placing unprecedented demands on UMTS network performance. The addition of UMTS 900 MHz (band Vill) and UMTS 850 MHz (band V) frequency bands meet these demands. Wider coverage Fewer base stations Better penetration (uscaneEso Coverage area of US00/U850 Base station number Radiation loss reduced is 25 to 3 times that of U2100 reduced by 50%-70% by 100 12.48 Reused GSM sites, reduced network deployment costs Foal ASU csuac || urs we ml hee Ser AN 10850 Batteries |! Batteries. erry Application Scenarios Antenna Wide Suburban Coverage Offloading for Hotspots in Urban Areas {U900/U850 and U2100 cell coverage is U900/U850 cells absorb traffic from U2100 cls in contiguous. Handovers between USOO/UB50 hotspots. In non-contiguous coverage areas, user and U2100 cells are successful. experience needs to be guaranteed. UES in idle mode and 9 In the CELL_PCH or CELL_FACH state | Es in the CELL_DCH 3 state +> cell resetecton = Measurement-based iner-tequency load reshutfing <-> Intertrequency handover = RAC intertequency redirection <-> Intersrequency handover Blind handover