3g-Radio-Parameter-Rev-01.pdf

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3G Ericsson

Radio Parameter

TELKOMSEL

Prepared by Adithya Yudha


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Contents

Idle Mode

Handover

Power Control

Capacity Management

Channel Switching HSDPA


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Idle Mode and Common Channelbehavior


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Cell Selection 3G part

Criteria for Cell Selection

Squal > 0 , Squal = Qqualmeas-qQualMin (only for WCDMA cells) and

Srxlev > 0 , Srxlev = Qrxlevmeas-qRxLevMin - Pcompensation (for all cells)

Pcompensation = max (maxTxPowerUl - P, 0)

Qqualmeas > qQualMin (-18dB) and

Qrxlevmeas > qRxLevMin (-115dBm) - max (maxTxPowerUl (24dB) - P, 0)

qQualMin : indicates the minimum required quality value in the cell. It is sent in

system information, in SIB3 for the serving cell, and in SIB11 for adjacent cells

qRxLevMin : indicates the minimum required signal strength in the cell. It is sent

in SIB3 for the serving cell and in SIB11 for adjacent cells

maxTxPowerUl : indicates the maximum allowed transmission power when the

UE accesses the system on RACH. It is broadcast in SIB3


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Cell Selection 3G part

Qqualmeas (dB)(CPICH Ec/N0)

Qrxlevmeas (dBm)

CPICH RSCP

qQualMin ( –18)

qRxLevMin

( –

115)

Srxlev > 0Pcompensation

Squal > 0Squal >0 AND

Srxlev > 0

suitabl

e

cell?

Squal = Qqualmeas – qQualMin

Srxlev = Qrxlevmeas - qRxLevMin – Pcompensation

Pcompensation = max(maxTxPowerUl – P, 0) (dB)


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Cell Reselection 3G partFirst according to S criteria

Squal > 0 (only WCDMA cells)Srxlev > 0

The cells are ranked according to the R criteria:

R(serving) = Qmeas(s) + qHyst(s)

R(neighbor) = Qmeas(n) - qOffset(s,n)

qualMeasQuantity =x

qHyst1 : Based on CPICH RSCP

qHyst2 : Based on CPICH Ec/No

qHyst(s)

qOffset(s,n)

qOffset1sn : Based on CPICH RSCP

qOffset2sn : Based on CPICH Ec/No

(1 ) qHyst(s) and qOffset(sn) based on CPICH RSCP only

(2 ) With this setting the UE first makes qHyst(s) and qOffset(sn)

based on CPICH RSCP . If a GSM cell is highest ranked, no more

ranking is done. If a WCDMA neighbor is highest ranked, a second

ranking takes place, this time according to CPICH Ec/No, and

excluding all GSM neighbors


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Cell Reselection 3G part

R CRITERIA :

R(serving) = Qmeas(s) + qHyst(s)

R(neighbor) = Qmeas(n) - qOffset(s,n)

Note that parameter qOffset1sn works identically for WCDMA-GSM and

WCDMA-WCDMA neighbor relations.

But the values of GSM RSSI and WCDMA CPICH RSCP are not of the same

nature and therefore not directly comparable.

[CPICH RSCP] = [GSM RSSI] + 7

As an example a measured RSCP on a WCDMA CPICH of -100 dBm would becomparable to a GSM broadcast channel RSSI of -93 dBm. A parameter setting

of a GSM neighbor to qOffset1sn = +7 will thus make the received signal

strength in the WCDMA and the GSM cell comparable.


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The decision about when intrafrequency measurements are performed is made using the

sIntraSearch parameter in relation to Squal:

• If the Squal > sIntraSearch, the UE does not need to perform intrafrequency measurements.• If the Squal sRatSearch and the Srxlev > sHcsRat, the UE does not need to perform measurements on

GSM cells.

• If the Squal


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Cell Reselection 3G partMeasurements on GSM Neighbors


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Cell Reselection 3G partFirst ranking of all the cells based on

CPICH RSCP (WCDMA) and RSSI (GSM)

Rs = CPICH RSCP/GSM RSSI + Qhyst1Rn= CPICH_RSCP(n) or RXLEV(n) - Qoffset1

Rn higher in GSM cell

Yes No

Cell re-selectionto GSM

Second ranking only for WCDMA cells based onCPICH Ec/No

Rs = CPICH Ec/No + Qhyst2Rn= CPICH Ec/No -Qoffset2

Cell re-selection toWCDMA cell of highest

R value

GSM cell measurements

available If :CPICH Ec/No – qQualMin < SRatSearch

Rs = Serving WCDMA cell

calculation, with

hysteresis parameter

Rn = Neighbour WCDMA or GSMcell calculation with offsetparameter

If a TDD or GSM cell is ranked as the best cell, then the UE must

perform cell re-selection to that TDD or GSM cell.

If a FDD cell is ranked as the best cell andcell_selection_and_reselection-quality_measure is set to CPICHRSCP, the UE shall perform cell re-selection to that FDD cell.

If a FDD cell is ranked as the best cell andcell_selection_and_reselection-quality_measure is set to CPICHEc/No, the UE shall perform a second ranking of the FDD cells

according to the R criteria using the measurement quantity CPICHEc/No calculating the R values of the FDD cells.

qHyst1 = 4 dB

qOffset1sn = 0 dB

qQualMin = -18 dBsRATsearch = 4 dB

qOffset1sn = 7 dB

qRxlevMin = -115 dBm

Qhyst2 = 4 dB

qOffset2sn = 0 dB

R S C P

R S S I


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Never-54… -70-74-78Always-74… -94-98dBm

1514… 109876… 10Value

If RLA_C < -94 UE starts3G measurements

UE always measures 3Gcells

UE never measures 3Gcells

If RLA_C > -70 UE starts3G measurements

Measurements on 3G Neighbors

The parameters QSI and QSC define thresholds and also indicate whether these

measurements shall be performed when the signal strength (SS) of the serving cell is below or

above the threshold. QSI is used for idle and packet switched modes and broadcast on BCCH

and PBCCH (if enabled), while QSC is used for active mode, sent on SACCH

There are 4 different scenarios to choose from. Parameters QSI and QSC are set per GSM cell and define

both the scenario and the necessary threshold, at the same time:

• UTRAN neighboring cells are measured only when the signal strength of the GSM serving cell is above

the threshold set by QSI and QSC

• UTRAN neighbor cells are measured only when the signal strength of the GSM serving cell is below the

threshold set by QSI and QSC .

• UTRAN neighbor cells are always measured.

• UTRAN neighbor cells are never measured. This can be used to turn off the cell reselection/handover to

UMTS, per cell, even if COEXUMTS is ON for the BSC.


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Cell Reselection 2G partExample 2: If an UTRAN cell is co-sited with a GSM cell, there is a certain

correlation between signal strengths of the two systems. If the GSM is for exampleusing 900MHz band it is very probable that the GSM signal strength will always be

higher than the UTRAN signal, for a number of dBs. Therefore, there is no point in

measuring UTRAN cells in low GSM signal conditions and values 8-14 can be

selected accordingly.


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Criter ia :

CPICH Ec /No > FDDQMIN (-13dB) and

CPICH RSCP > RLA(s+n) + FDDQOFF (-infinite)

2824… 0… -20-24-28-32

(infinity)

dBm

1514… 8… 3210Value

Always select irrespective of

RSCP value

Reselect in case RSCP > GSM

RXLev (RLA_C) +28dB

FDDQOFF

Value 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

dBm -20 -6 -18 -8 -16 -10 -14 -12

FDDQMIN


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Cell Reselection 2G partCell Reselection List

WCDMA

cell

reselectio

n

BCCH: FDDQMIN, FDDQOFF

DEFAULT:

fdd cell reselect offset:

select always

(value is -infinity)

minimum fdd

threshold = -8 dBCheck levels every 5sfrom serving GSM cell

and best 6 GSMneighbour cells

UE starts WCDMA measurements if Rxlevrunning average (RLA_C) is below or above

certain threshold:RLA_C QSI or QSC

UE can select WCDMA cell if the level of theserving GSM and non-serving GSM cells has been

exceeded by certain offset for a period of 5 s:CPICH RSCP > RLA_C + FDDQOFF

RSCP > (aveRxLev) + -32

UE will re-select WCDMA cell in case it'squality is acceptable:

CPICH Ec/No FDDQMIN

EcNo -8 dB

Compare levelsof all GSM cells

to WCDMAneighbour

Check qualityof neighbour

WCDMA cells, nopriorities between

WCDMAneighbours

0 5 . 0

8 : T h i s m a y t a k e u p t o 3 0 s

QSI = 7(always)

FDDQOFF = -32 dB

FDDQMIN = -8 dB


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Idle Mode Parameter SummaryCell Selection and Reselection

accessClassNBarredIndicates whether or not access class N is barred ( N = 0 to 15).

0 : not barred

1 : barred

Start from least significatant bit:

bit 0 : class 0

bit 1 : class 1

bit 2 : class 2

.......

bit 15 : class 15

bandIndicatorIndicates the frequency band of the external GSM cell.

The BCCH frequency is unique for all GSM bands except the two GSM

bands DCS1800 and PCS1900, so the band indicator is needed to

discriminate between the two. When the ExternalGsmCell has a BCCHfrequency indicating some other frequency band, then the band

indicator is not needed and may be set to "Not applicable".

bcchFrequency BCCH frequency code in the GSM cell. Contains the absolute radiofrequency channel number of the BCCH channel for the GSM cell. It

uniquely identifies the BCCH.

cellReserved Indicates if this cell shall be reserved for operator use. If it is reserved,there will be no service to the UEs.

fachMeasOccaCycLenCoeffFach Measurement Occasion Cycle Length coefficient. A factor used

when the UE performs inter-frequency and inter-system

measurements. The UE uses this parameter to calculate the interval

length in order to determine the repeating cycle of the measurement.

0 : not broadcasted in SIB 11.

1 : not used.

2 : not used.

3 : used when inter frequency and GSM neighbours.

4 : used when inter freqency or GSM neighbours.

5 - 12 not used.

interFreqFddMeasIndicator Inter-frequency FDD measurement indicator.

FALSE = No

TRUE = Yes


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Idle Mode Parameter SummarymaxTxPowerUl

The maximum UE transmission power on the RACH when accessing

the system. Used in UE functions for cell selection/reselection in idle

mode and connected mode. Also used by UTRAN to control the

maximum TX power level an UE may use.

If the current UE uplink transmit power is above the indicated power

value, the UE shall decrease the power to a level below the power

value. Value launched by System information (SIB11) for each intra-

frequency measurement object corresponding to adjacent cells of

serving cell.

Unit: 1 dBm

Resolution: 1

-50: -50 dBm

...

33: 33 dBm

100 : Default value. The parameter is not sent in SIB11 and the UE will

use the maximum output power for this GSM cell, according to its radio

access capability.

maxTxPowerUl (serving cell, WCDMA neighbor within same RNC)

maxTxPowerUl (WCDMA neighbor belonging to another RNC)

maxTxPowerUl (GSM neighbor)

mccThe MCC part of the PLMN identity used in the GSM radio network.

The PLMN identity consists of two parts:

1. MobileCountryCode, MCC, 3 digits

2. MobileNetworkCode, MNC, 2 or 3 digits

Example: If MCC=125 and MNC=46 then plmnId=12546.

mnc The MNC part of the PLMN identity used in the radio network.

The PLMN identity consists of two parts:

1. MobileCountryCode, MCC, 3 digits

2. MobileNetworkCode, MNC, 2 or 3 digits

Example: If MCC=125 and MNC=46 then plmnId=12546.

nmo Network operation mode that indicates whether the Gs interfacebetween the SGSN and MSC/VLR is installed.

primaryScramblingCode The primary downlink scrambling code to be used in the external cell.


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Idle Mode Parameter SummaryqHyst1

Cell reselection hysteresis used in UE functions in idle and connected

mode. Value launched by System information (SIB3).

Resolution: 2

qHyst2 The hysteresis value of the serving cell. Used to perform cell rankingfor the serving cell.

Resolution: 2

qOffset1sn Signal stength offset between source and target cells. Used when theIE "cell_selection_and_reselection_quality_measure" in SIB 11/12 is

set to "CPICH RSCP". This is configured through

UtranCell::qualMeasQuantity.

Unit: 1 dB

Resolution: 1

-50 : -50dB-49 : -49dB

-48 : -48dB

......

50 : 50dB

qOffset1sn (WCDMA neighbor relation)

qOffset1sn (GSM neighbor relation)

qOffset2sn (WCDMA neighbor relation)

qQualMin Used in UE functions for cell selection/reselection in idle mode andconnected mode. Minimum required (acceptable) quality level in the

cell (dB). Used to set cell border between two cells.

Unit: 1 dB

Resolution: 1

-24 : -24dB

......

0 : 0dB

100 : Indicates that the minimum quality level has not been specified by

the operator. The parameter is then not

present in SIB11 for this neighbour. The UE will use the serving cell

value (UtranCell MO value) instead.

qQualMin (serving cell, WCDMA neighbor within same RNC)

qQualMin (WCDMA neighbor belonging to another RNC)


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Idle Mode Parameter SummaryqRxLevMin

Used in UE functions for cell selection/reselection in idle mode and

connected mode. Minimum required (acceptable) RX level in the cell.

(dBm). Value launched by System information (SIB11) for each intra-

frequency measurement object corresponding to adjacent cells of

serving cell.

Unit: 1 dBm

Resolution: 2

-115 : -115dBm

-113 : -113dBm

-111 : -111dBm

-109 : -109dBm

.....

-25 : -25 dBm

100 : Indicates that the minimum Rx level has not been specified by the

operator. The parameter is then notpresent in SIB11 for this neighbour. The UE will use the serving cell

value (UtranCell MO value) instead.

qRxLevMin (serving cell, WCDMA neighbor belonging to same RNC)

qRxLevMin (WCDMA neighbor belonging to another RNC)

qRxLevMin (GSM neighbor)

qualMeasQuantity Used in UE functions for cell selection/reselection in idle andconnected mode. Cell selection and reselection quality measure.

Value launched by System information (SIB3, SIB11 and SIB12).

sHcsRat RAT specific threshold in the serving cell used in the inter-RATmeasurement rules.

This parameter is used by the UE to decide when to start GSM

measurements for cell reselection, if the serving cell is indicated to

belong to a Hiearachical Cell Structure (HCS)

GSM measurements in idle mode and state CELL_FACH are started

by the UE when RSCP


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Idle Mode Parameter SummarysInterSearch The decision on when measurements on inter frequencies shall be

performed.

If a negative dB value is configured the UE interprets the negative

value as 0 dB.

Unit: 2 dB

Resolution: 1

0 : not sent

1 : -32 dB

2 : -30 dB

...

27 : 20 dB

sIntraSearch The decision on when measurements on intra frequencies shall beperformed.

If a negative dB value is configured, the UE interprets the negative

value as 0 dB.

Unit: 2 dB

Resolution: 1

0 : not sent

1 : -32 dB

2 : -30 dB

...

27 : 20 dB

sRatSearch

The decision on when measurements on GSM frequencies shall beperformed is made using this parameter in relation with Squal.

If S_qual > this parameter, UE need not perform measurements on

GSM cells.

If S_qual


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Idle Mode Parameter SummaryPagingcnDrxCycleLengthCs Core Network DRX cycle length coefficient (k) for UEs in idle mode,

circuit switched.

The cycle length is calculated as the k'th potential of 2, where k = 6..9.

For example, 6 corresponds to cycle length 640 ms, 7 corresponds to

cycle length 1280 ms, etc.

cnDrxCycleLengthPs Core Network DRX cycle length coefficient (k) for UEs in idle mode,packet switched.

The cycle length is calculated as the k'th potential of 2, where k = 6..9.

For example, 6 corresponds to cycle length 640 ms, 7 corresponds to

cycle length 1280 ms, etc.

noOfMaxDrxCycles Paging notification duration.

To notify UEs in IDLE mode about a system information update, the

RNC sends a paging message on the PCH at every page occasion of a

number of maximum DRX cycles.

noOfPagingRecordTransm Number of preconfigured subsequent transmissions of the samePaging Record.

System Information

noOfMibValueTagRetrans Number of MIB value tag retransmissions on the FACH.

sib1PlmnScopeValueTag The area identity part of PLMN scope value tages for SIB1

sib1RepPeriod

sib3RepPeriod

sib5RepPeriod

sib7RepPeriod

sib11RepPeriodsib12RepPeriod

sib1StartPos

sib3StartPos

sib5StartPos

sib7StartPos

sib11StartPos

sib12StartPos

sib7ExpirationTimeFactor SIB7 use expiration time as re-read mechanism. The expiration time issib7RepPeriod times sib7ExpirationTimeFactor.

updateCellReattsNo Number of update reattempts when an update of system informationparameters in a cell failed.

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UE States

Idle mode No connection to radio network (No RRC connection established)

This minimizes resource utilization in UE and the network

CELL_FACH mode

User Equipment (UE) in Connected Mode (has an RRC Connection toradio network)

UE uses the common transport channels RACH or FACH

If the parameter interFreqFDDMeasIndicator = 1, the UE will evaluate cell

reselection criteria on inter-frequency cells (0)

CELL_DCH mode

User Equipment (UE) in Connected Mode (has an RRC Connection to

radio network)

UE uses dedicated channels for transmitting data and signalling

Idle Mode Behaviour


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Power


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primary CPICH power should be 8 to 10% (~ 1 Watt) of

the nominal RBS power at the reference point (~10W,while MCPA is 20W)

The pilot power is designed to be equal in all cells at the

Reference Point.

primaryCpichPower = 30 dBm

TopOfRack = primaryCpichPower +

dlAttenuation

System will adjust the TopOfRack to meet the requiredvalue.

Consistency check on

MaximumTransmissionPowerDL (Calculated vs.

setting value)

The feeder loss parameters ulAttenuation &

dlAttenuation and electrical delay parameters

ulElectricalDelay & dlElectricalDelay must be enteredproperly in the system (actual VSWR).

More CPICH – less capacity trade off TopOfRack

P-CPICH

MaxTxPowerDL

dl/ulAttenuation

dl/ElectDelay

Pilot Channel Power


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Common Control Channel Power

With increasing CPICH power – capacity directly decreasis, but common channels and

power per each dedicated channel is calculated from CPICH

At CPICH 30 dBm, the common channel will be configured as follow:

Parameter Name MO Type Value Cumm(dBm) Peak Power(W) Typical AF Avg Power(W)

primaryCpichPower UtranCell 30 1 1 1

pchPower Pch -0.4 29.6 0.91 0.20 0.18

primarySchPower UtranCell -1.8 28.2 0.66 0.10 0.07

secondarySchPower UtranCell -3.5 26.5 0.45 0.10 0.04

maxFach1Power Fach 1.8 31.8 1.51 0.10 0.15

maxFach2Power Fach 1.5 31.5 1.41 0.30 0.42

bchPower UtranCell -3.1 26.9 0.49 0.90 0.44

aichPower Rach -6 24 0.25 0.10 0.03

pichPower Pch -7 23 0.20 1.00 0.20

38.38 6.89 2.53

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Common Channel on Downlink

Cell Setup and Reconfiguration - DownlinkprimaryCpichPower is the power used for transmitting the PCPICH.

bchPower is the power used for transmitting on the BCH, relative to the primaryCpichPower value.

primarySchPower is the power used for transmitting on the Primary SCH, relative to the primaryCpichPower value.

secondarySchPower is the power used for transmitting on the Secondary SCH, relative to the primaryCpichPower value.

Common Transport Channel Setup and Reconfiguration - DownlinkaichPower is the power used for transmitting on AICH, relative to the primaryCpichPower value.

maxFach1Power defines the maximum power used for transmitting the first FACH channel, relative to the

primaryCpichPower value. The first FACH is used for logical channels BCCH, CCCH, and DCCH

control si nalin .maxFach2Power defines the Maximum power used for transmitting the second FACH channel, relative to the

primaryCpichPower value. The second FACH is used for logical channel DTCH traffic signaling.pOffset1Fach is the offset between downlink DPDCH and DPCCH TFCI field on FACH.

pOffset3Fach is the offset between downlink DPDCH and DPCCH pilot field on FACH.

pchPower is the power used for transmitting on the PCH, relative to the primaryCpichPower value.

pichPower is the power used for transmitting on the PICH, relative to the primaryCpichPower value.


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Common Channel on UplinkCommon Transport Channel Setup and Reconfiguration - UplinkconstantValueCprach is a constant value in dB used by the UE to calculate the initial power on the PRACH according to

the Open Loop Power Control procedure.

powerOffsetP0 is the Power ramp step for the preamble when no acquisition indicator is received.powerOffsetPpm is the Power offset between the last transmitted preamble and the control part of the random

access message.preambleRetransMax is the maximum number of preambles sent in one RACH preamble ramping cycle.

maxPreambleCycle is the maximum number of preamble ramping cycle.


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Common Channel on Uplink

P_RACH

The initial power on the PRACH - the power of the first preamble - is determined according to equation

P_PRACH = L_PCPICH + RTWP + constantValueCprach (-27dB)

L_PCPICH : is the path loss estimated by the UE based on knowing thetransmitted and received PCPICH power.

RTWP : is the Received Total Wideband Power (uplink interference) level

measured by the RBS.constantValueCprach : is used by the UE to calculate the initial power on the PRACH . This

parameter is configurable and decides at which level below RTWPpreamble ramping will start


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Common Channel on Uplink

In average coverage conditions the RRC Connection Setup performance can be improved by tuning theopen loop power control parameters

These parameters are

preambleRetransMax and & maxPreambleCycle

powerOffsetPpm

powerOffsetP0

maxPreambleCycle # preamble power ramping cycles that can be done

before RACH transmission failure is reported

Downlink

BS

L1 ACK / AICH

Uplink

MS Preamble1

Not detected

Message partPreamble2

Preamble

preambleRetransMax # PRACH preambles transmitted during one PRACH

cycle without receiving AICH response

MaxTXPowerUl

… … … …

powerOffsetP0

powerOffsetPpmInitialpreamblepower


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Handover


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Soft/Softer Handover

Inter-Frequency Handover

Inter-RAT Handover

Inter-RAT Cell Change

HSDPA Mobility


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Intra-Frequency Handover

SOFTER HANDOVER

MS simultaneously connected to multiple cells (handled by same BTS)

No extra transmissions across Iub interface Mobile Evaluated HandOver (MEHO)

Both UL and DL: Maximum Ratio Combining (MRC) is occurring in rake receiver

SOFT HANDOVER

MS simultaneously connected to multiple cells (from different BTSs)

Extra transmission across Iub, more channel cards are needed

Mobile Evaluated HandOver (MEHO)

DL/UE: MRC

UL/RNC: Frame selection combining

HARD HANDOVER

Arises when inter-RNC SHO is not possible (Iur not supported or Iur congestion)

Decision procedure is the same as SHO (MEHO)

Causes temporary disconnection

Inter-Frequency Handover

Can be intra-BS, intra-RNC, inter-RNC

Network Evaluated HandOver (NEHO)

Inter-RAT (Inter-system) Handover

Handovers between GSM and WCDMA (NEHO)


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Entities Involved in Reporting, Evaluation, and Execution of Handover-Related Functions.

The concept of event-triggered reporting as specified in 3GPP is used by handover evaluation and

allows the UE to do some part of the evaluation.

Thus, the UE is configured to evaluate and send measurement reports to the system only when certain

events occur, that is, when a monitored cell is measured and the measurement result for a monitored cell

fulfills certain criteria. When the conditions for triggering a certain handover are fulfilled, the handoverevaluation part triggers the corresponding handover execution part.

Entities Involved in Reporting, Evaluation, and Execution of Handover-Related Functions.


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Event 1a, A primary CPICH enters the Reporting Range (measured P-CPICH Ec/No) > (P-CPICH Ec/No of the Best Cell in the Active Set) -

reportingRange1a + hysteresis1a /2

Event 1b, A primary CPICH leaves the Reporting Range

When a P-CPICH, not included in the Active Set, enters reportingRange1a + hysteresis1a/2, and the

measured value remains in reportingRange1a + hysteresis1a/2 at least a time equal to timeToTrigger1a

(Time to Trigger 1a), event 1a occurs. The UE sends a MEASUREMENT REPORT message for event 1a to

the SRNC. If the report contains more than one cell fulfilling 1a criteria, only the one with highest Ec/No isconsidered and retained. If the retained cell is a valid cell and Active Set is not full (present cells in the

Active Set is less than maxActiveSet parameter), the cell is proposed to be added to the Active Set. If

the Active Set is full, the cell is proposed as a replacement of the worst cell in the Active Set provided that the

reported cell has a better quality than the worst cell in the Active Set.

(measured P-CPICH Ec/No) < (P-CPICH Ec/No of the best cell in the Active Set) -

reportingRange1b - hysteresis1b /2

When a P-CPICH, included in the Active Set, leaves reportingRange1b - hysteresis1b /2, and the

measured value is outside reportingRange1b - hysteresis1b /2 during a time at least equal to

timeToTrigger1b, event 1b occurs. The UE sends a MEASUREMENT REPORT message for event 1b to the

SRNC. The handover algorithms will remove the reported cells one by one from the Active Set, however onecell is always kept in the Active Set for maintaining the connection.


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Event 1c, A non-active primary CPICH becomes better than an Active PrimaryCPICH


When a P-CPICH, not included in the

Active Set, becomes stronger than the

weakestP-CPICH+hysteresis1c /2 in the Active

Set during a time at least equal to

timeToTrigger1c,and the Active Set is full

(present cells in the Active Set is equal to

maxActiveSet parameter) event 1c

occurs. The UE sends a

MEASUREMENT REPORT message for

event 1c to the SRNC. If the retained cellis a valid cell, and the Active Set is full,

the cell is proposed as a replacement for

the weakest cell in the Active Set

(measured P-CPICH Ec/No) > (P-CPICH Ec/No of the Best Cell in the Active Set) +

hysteresis1c /2

Cell (P_CPICH4) Would

be replaced P_CPICH3

in active set list

Hysteresis1c (1dB)

320 ms


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Soft/Softer Handover Parameter Summary

Setting Value Remark

reportingRange1a 6 3 dB

reportingRange1b 10 5 dB

timeToTrigger1a 11 320ms timeToTrigger1b 12 640ms

timeToTrigger1c 11 320ms

timeToTrigger1d 14 2560ms

hysteresis1a 0 0

hysteresis1b 0 0

hysteresis1c 2 1dB

hysteresis1d 15 7dB

maxActiveSet 3 3


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Inter-RAT Handover

Event 2d, The Estimated Quality of the Currently Used frequency is below a

Certain Threshold

When the estimated quality of the current WCDMA RAN used frequency is below the absolute threshold

usedFreqThresh2dEcno - hysteresis2d/2, during a time at least equal to timeToTrigger2dEcno, OR the

estimated quality of the current WCDMA RAN used frequency is below the absolute threshold

usedFreqThresh2dRscp - hysteresis2d/2, during a time at least equal to timeToTrigger2dRscp, event 2d

occurs.

Event 2f, The estimated quality of the currently used frequency is above a

certain threshold

When the estimated quality of the current WCDMA RAN used frequency is above the relative threshold

usedFreqRelThresh2fEcno+usedFreqThresh2dEcno + hysteresis2f/2, during a time at least equal to

timeToTrigger2fEcno, AND the estimated quality of the current WCDMA RAN used frequency is above therelative threshold usedFreqRelThresh2fRscp+usedFreqThresh2dRscp + hysteresis2f/2, during a time at

least equal to timeToTrigger2fRscp event 2f occurs. The UE sends a MEASUREMENT REPORT message

for event 2f to the SRNC. When SRNC receives the MEASUREMENT REPORT message for event 2f from

the UE, measurements for IRATHO_eval event 3a or IFHO_eval event 2b and associated compressed mode

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Inter-RAT Handover

UE start compressed

mode to measure GSM

or Interfreq Neighbors

UE stop compressed

mode

-12 dB

1 + (-12 dB)

640 ms 2560 ms

Compressed Mode and de-Compressed Mode

usedFreqThresh2dRscp : 100 dBm

usedFreqRelThresh2fEcno : 3 dB

timeToTrigger2dRscp : 640 mstimeToTrigger2fRscp : 2560 ms


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The Capacity Management solution consists of three main functions:

1. Dedicated Monitored Resource Handling

The Dedicated Monitored Resource Handling function is responsible for keeping

track of the utilization of critical resources in the system. The utilization of these

resources provides information that is used by Admission and Congestion Controlfunctions to control the cell load.

2. Admission Control

The Admission Control function is responsible for controlling the utilization of

dedicated monitored resources by accepting or refusing requests for usage of

these resources.

3. Congestion Control

The Congestion Control function is responsible for detecting and resolving overload

situations on certain dedicated monitored resources.

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Downlink Channelization Code

Admission PolicyTo reserve codes for users in handover, there is code blocking for non-handover

requests, while requests for handover are not blocked by the downlink

channelization code admission policy. It should be noted that handover requests

can fail on the allocation of the downlink code and this is detected when allocating

the downlink code.

Downlink code allocation policy for the non-handover requests is shown in

1.(Non-guaranteed, non-handover) admission requests are blocked when the

resource usage exceeds dlCodeAdm - beMarginDlCode.

2. (Guaranteed, non-handover) and (guaranteed-hs, non-handover) admission

requests are blocked when the resource usage exceeds dlCodeAdm.


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The Histogram Monitor keeps track of the following resources:

Spreading Factor u sage in dow nl ink. It adds information about downlink

channelization code usage. This is achieved by keeping track of the

number of connections that are using certain code lengths. The histogram

monitor gives information per spreading factor. It should be noted that the

monitor does not count the codes (spreading factor = 16) reserved forHSDPA connections.

Spreading Facto r usage in upl ink . This measurement aims at avoiding

overload of uplink RTWP due to the usage of the (optional) PS384/HS radio

connection type. The histogram monitor gives information per spreading

factor.

Number of Compressed Mode radio l inks. This measurement is used toavoid too much interference from the compressed mode radio users.

Number of HSDPA users allocated to th e HS-DSCH. This measurement

provides the HSDPA usage in a cell. The monitor of this dedicated resource

is obtained by tracking the number HS-serving radio links in a cell. This

includes both PS64/HS and PS384/HS radio connection types.

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1. Non-Guaranteed Service Class Limits in Downlink

(32)(16)

(8)

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2. Guaranteed Service Class Limits in Downlink Admission Control blocks (guaranteed, ) admission requests demanding

spreading factor 16 in downlink (streaming PS16/128 radio connection type) when

the usage of this spreading factor exceeds sf16gAdm (16).

3. Guaranteed-hs Service Class Limits in Uplink

Admission Control blocks (guaranteed-hs, a) admission requests demandingspreading factor 4 in uplink (PS384/HS radio connection type) when the usage of

this spreading factor exceeds sf4AdmUl (0).

4. Compressed Mode Radio Links Limits

Admission Control blocks admission requests for a radio link in compressed mode

when the current number of radio links exceeds the parameter compModeAdm(15).

5. Number of Simultaneous HS-Serving Links Limits

Admission Control blocks new radio link admission requests which involve the

allocation to HS-PDSCH/HS-SCCH when the number of users assigned to the HS-

DSCH in the cell exceeds hsdpaUsersAdm (10).


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WCDMA to GPRS (PS)

3G-SGSN

SRNC BSC

2G-SGSN

GGSN

RBS RBS

RBS RBS

RBS

RBS

Iu Gb

Abis Iub

Gn Gn

External

Networks

Gi

A successful IRATCC from


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SRNCCN/SGSN Target BSS

CELL_DCH

1. DCCH (AM) ”Measurement Report” (Event 2d)

2. Evaluation of MR

3. Compressed Mode Control

4. DCCH (AM) ”Measurement Control”

5. DCCH (AM) ”Measurement Report” (Event 3a)

6. Evaluation of MR

7. DCCH (AM):CELL_DCH Cell Change Order from UTRAN

8. GSM: RA Update

10. Stop DL Transmission

12. ”Iu Release Command”

14. ”Iu Release Complete”

13. Dedicated Radio Link Release

A successful IRATCC fromWCDMA to GPRS

9. ”SRNS Context Request”

11. ”SRNS Context Response”


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GSM to WCDMA (voice) :

Measurements on WCDMA CellsFour different scenarios:

WCDMA RAN neighbor cells are measured only when the signal strength of theGSM serving cell is above the threshold set by QSI and QSC.

WCDMA RAN neighbor cells are measured only when the signal strength of theGSM serving cell is below the threshold set by QSI and QSC.

WCDMA RAN neighbor cells are always measured.

WCDMA RAN neighbor cells are never measured.This can be used to turn off the cell reselection/handover to WCDMA, per cell,

even if COEXUMTS (parameter used to activate the functionality of makinghandovers and cell reselections between GSM and WCDMA) is on for the BSC.


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Load sharing


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Load sharing

• Load sharing to 2nd carrier at RRC establishment

Least loaded cell (Highest difference between power and pwradm) is

chosen by sending RRC connection reject with redirection info to 2nd

carrier.

• Directed Retry to GSM at RAB establishment

When Dl power reaches ‘loadSharingGsmThreshold’ percentage of

pwradm, calls are targeted to be offloaded to GSM. This is achieved

by rejecting RAB establishment requests with ‘directed retry’ as acause.

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Load sharing capabilities

available in the WCDMA RAN

Inter-Frequency Load Sharing


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At call set-up - RRC Connection Establishment for allRABs

Triggered by Downlink Transmitted Carrier Power * (load on source > 50% and load on target less thansource by a 10 % margin)

The feature is activated in an RNC by setting the

parameter loadSharingRrcEnabled to TRUE

The attribute loadSharingCandidate TRUE/FALSE

specifies whether the target cell is a load-sharing neighbor

of the source cellf1 f1f1 f1

f2 f2

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Inter Frequency Load Sharing

(RRC redirection) (Extra Slide)

RNC

”RRC Connection Request”CCCH/RACH

”RRC Connection Reject” CCCH/FACH

Idle

Mode

Cell selection

on designated

UTRA carrier

”RRC Connection Request”CCCH/RACH

”RRC Connection Setup”CCCH/FACH

F1

F2

Includes ‘Frequency

Info’ IE

2nd will not be

redirected but maybe successful or

rejected due to

congestion

Directed retry to GSM


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Directed retry to GSM Applicable for voice in P3

WCDMA

GSM

Admission

Control

Directed retry to GSM


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Directed retry to GSM Directed retry to GSM

At call set-up - RAB Establishment for voice

Triggered by Downlink Transmitted Carrier Power

The feature is activated in an RNC by setting the parameter

loadSharingDirRetryEnabled to TRUE

One GSM target can be defined for each WCDMA cell via the cell

parameter directedRetryTarget

loadSharingGsmThreshold specifies the minimum load at which off-

loading to GSM begins: ex 80% of pwrAdm

loadSharingGsmFraction specifies the percentage of Directed Retry

candidates to be diverted to GSM while the cell load is above the

specified load threshold

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Directed Retry to GSM

UE RBS/RNC CN

Directed Retry

decision to send

Successful

access to GSM

Contacts GSM

cell and orders

relocation

HO from UTRAN command

RAB Assignment Request

RAB Assignment Response (failed, cause=directed retry)

Relocation Required

Relocation Command

Iu release Command

Iu release Complete

Voice calls can be relocated to GSM due to high load in WCDMA

If the call is not accepted in GSM - try in WCDMA again!

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When out of coverage, theWCDMA voice call is handed

over to GSM

When GSM load reaches acustomizable threshold, voice calls can

be handed over to WCDMA

GSM coverage

Dual Mode UE

GSM terminal

oad ba a c g o o ce be ee

WCDMA-GSM

Load based handover to GSM

during call set up, Directed Retry

(P3) to GSM

Introduction Features & Roadmap

WCDMA coverage


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Channel Switching


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Channel Switching


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Multi-RAB Down-switch Evaluation

Monitors if a release (or downswitch) of PS I/B RAB shall be initiated due to lack ofPS data throughput (zero), resulting in a single speech 12.2 kbps (or speech + PS

0/0) or CS64 RAB.

Multi-RAB Up-switch Evaluation

Monitors if an upswitch from multi-RAB SP0 to multi-RAB SP64 shall be initiateddue to data buffered in either RNC or UE.

Channel Switching


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Future releases

activity/inactivity-based

switching UL and/or DL

DL throughput-

based upswitch

UL throughput-

based upswitch

coverage-triggered

downswitch (DL only)

choice based on UE-

and cell-capability

IDLE

FACH

DCH

HS384/HS

64/384

64/HS

64/128

64/64

128/128

stand-alone interactive RAB

speech

+ 0/0

speech+ 64/64

speech

+ 64/HS

speech

+ 384/HS

speech + interactive

RAB

PS RAB Establishment

Low/No RLC buffer load for

Inactivity timer period

Low/No throughputMeasurement for down

Switch timer period


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Capacity Management

Admission control workflow


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Resource request Is admission blocked

by Congestion Control?

Yes,

then

block

Check if the requested

ASE UL + estimated ASE UL

>

aseUlAdm

No

Yes,

then

block


DL Pwr + estimated Pwr

>

pwrAdm

No

Yes, then block

Check if the requested +

estimated # compressed mode RL

>

compModeAdm

No

Yes,

then

block

No, then

accept


ASE DL + estimated DL ASE

>

aseDlAdm

No

Yes,

then

block

Yes,

then

block


code usage + estimated code usage

>

dLCodeAdm

No

No

Yes,

then

block


DL SF + estimated DL SF

>

sfXAdm *

Only checked if

BE-service requests

•X = 8 or X = 32

•X = 16

75*

160*

240*

SF8adm= 8*

SF16adm= 16*

SF32adm= 32*

70*

15*

* Currentdefault values

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Soft Congestion mechanism

New request for ng 64/128, ng 64/64 or g access

Admission Control blocks the new request

An existing ng user of 64/384 will be switched down to 64/128

or an existing ng user of 64/128 will be switched down to 64/64


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ASE release order


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Core Network

SRNC &DRNC

Iu

Iur

over Iur:

SRNC

Iu

over Iu:

1. Non-guaranteed service

class connections

3. CS/streaming service

class connections

5. Speech users

2. Non-guaranteed service

class connections

4. CS /streaming service

class connections

6. Speech users


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HSDPA


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HSDPA Parameter Summary

Parameter Name Default Value Initial Setting TELKOMSEL

HSPATHLOSSTHRESHOLD 170 170

CQIERRORSABSENT 10 10

HSPOWERMARGIN 2 2

HSSCCHMAXCODEPOWER -20 -20

QUEUESELECTALGORITHM ROUND_ROBIN ROUND_ROBIN

SUPPORTOF16QAM FALSE TRUE

MAXHSRATE 15 30

HSONLYBESTCELL 1 1

HSHYSTERESIS1D 10 10

HSQUALITYESTIMATE CPICH_RSCP CPICH_RSCP

HSTIMETOTRIGGER1D 640 640


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MAXHSRATE

The HSDPA Iub flow control algorithm adjusts the available bit rate over Iub based mainly on themaximum possible air interface bitrate received from the scheduler, the number of users in a celland Iub congestion indications. The RBS uses the parameter maxHsRate to determine themaximum bit rate to be used for HS-DSCH data frame traffic in one aggregated bit pipe over Iub.

The parameter maxHsRate should be configured for each RBS to represent the maximum MAC-dPDU bitrate of HS-DSCH data frames, which is available for the AAL2 path or paths carrying

HSDPA traffic to the RBS in question. The parameter may be set to a MAC-d PDU bit rate of 1.5Mbps (the default value), when one dedicated physical E1 link is used for HSDPA traffic. Thismaximum bitrate level is the same as the bitrate expressed by the CAPACITY ALLOCATIONcontrol frames.

As an example, the default value of this parameter has been obtained by multiplying the HSDPAavailable ATM bandwidth (excluding IMA overhead), e.g. 1.92 Mbps, with a factor of 0.79. Thisfactor is dependent on the average number of MAC-d PDUs per HS-DSCH data frame. In thiscase, it is based on having 10 MAC-d PDUs (336 bits) per HS-DSCH data frame in average. It

should be noted that assuming a lower number of PDUs per data frame gives a lower factor andvice versa.

The parameter value of maxHsRate also depends on how the transport network is configured, e.g.if ATM VC Cross Connect is used or if AAL2 switching is used. It depends on how the ATM VCsetc are configured, e.g. for HS traffic only, sharing with AAL2 class A and B, several AAL2 pathsfor HS etc. Therefore it is recommended to follow the guidelines given by Ericsson regardingtransport network dimensioning before setting a value for this parameter.


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16QAM Modulation

The RBS hardware supports both QPSK and 16QAM modulation. However, support of 16QAM is

an optional feature which can be configured on cell level using the parameter supportOf16qam.

The available modulation type impacts the maximum achievable bit rate in the cell,

Maximum Achievable User Bit Rate at the RLC Level As a Function of the UE HS-DSCH Category and Modulation Type

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