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    Technology TrainingDecember 4, 2012

    [email protected]

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    Outline

    LTE radio resources

    Duplex techniquesFDD / TDD

    Multiple antenna techniques

    Reference signals

    Throughput calculation Rank Index

    PCI (Physical cell identity)

    Cyclic prefix (CP)

    Network architecture

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    Resource Block

    LTEradio resource = time-frequency chunk

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    Time domain

    1 frame = 10 ms = 10 sub-frames

    1 subframe = 1 ms = 2 time slots

    1 slot = 0.5 ms = 7 (or 6) OFDM

    symbols Frequency domain

    1 OFDM carrier = 15KHz

    Resource Block (RB) = 12

    carriers in one TS

    (12*15KHz x 0.5ms)

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    Scalable Bandwidth

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    Parameter Value

    Bandwidth (MHz) 1.4 3 5 10 15 20

    Frame /subframe

    duration10/1 ms

    Subcarrier spacing 15KHz

    Resource blocks 6 15 25 50 75 100

    Number of used

    subcarriers72 180 300 600 900 1200

    OFDM symbols /slot 7 (normal CP), 6 (extended CP)

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    TDD & FDD

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    TDD frame configurations

    Different configurations allow

    balancing between DL and UL

    capacity

    Adjacent cells have same allocation

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    TDD Special Subframe Configurations

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    Special Subframe Formats

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    Multi antenna techniques

    LTE uses of multiple antennas at

    both communication ends

    MIMO Techniques Spatial multiplexing

    TX diversity

    SDMA (Space division multiple access) Beam forming

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    Downlink MIMO

    Uplink MIMO

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    Reference signals

    Reference signals :

    Cell search & initial acquisition

    DL channel quality estimation

    Mainly there are two type of reference signals

    1. Cell specific DL reference signals Every DL subframe Across entire DL bandwidth

    2. UE specific DL reference signals Intended for individual UEs

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    There are 504 different Reference Sequences (RS)

    They are linked to PHY-layer cell identities

    Shifts are introduced to avoid collision between RS of adjacent cells

    For a given PHY Cell ID - sequence is the same regardless of the bandwidth used.

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    Cell specific reference signals

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    UE Specific RS

    UE specific RSused for beam forming

    Provided in addition to cell specific RS

    Sent over resource block allocated for DL-SCH (applicable only

    for data transmission)

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    Note: additional reference signals

    increase overhead. One of the most

    beneficial use of beam forming is at the

    cell edgeimproves SNR

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    Throughput calculation

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    An exercise to calculate throughput for different configurations.

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    Rank Index

    Represents the number of layers to be used in downlink

    transmission.

    Rank Index values are proposed by the UE based on the radio

    conditions.

    eNodeB may or may not follow UE proposal. 2x2 MIMO

    Spatial multiplexing : RI = 2

    Transmit diversity : RI = 1

    SDMA: RI = 1

    Beam forming : RI = 1

    4x4 MIMO Spatial Multiplexing : RI = 2, 3, 4.

    Transmit Diversity : RI = 1.

    SDMA: RI = 1

    Beam forming : RI = 1

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    Physical cell identity (PCI)

    PCI = PSS + 3* SSS

    Primary synchronization signal :

    Frequency synchronization.

    Time slot synchronization.

    3 PSS values (0,1,2)

    Secondary synchronization signal :

    Radio frame synchronization.

    TDD/FDD duplex information.

    CP length.

    168 SSS values, (0 to 167).

    3*168 = 504 different PCI values.

    Planning guidelines:

    Co PCI scenario must never happen.

    All 3 cells of a site should have same SSS.

    PSS should be defined 0 for first sector, 1

    for second sector, 2 for third sector.

    Some SSS should be reserved for indoorsites i.e. (151167).

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    Cyclic prefix

    Multipath propagation degrades orthogonality between carriers, to regain the orthogonality

    cyclic prefix is used.

    Copying the last part of a symbol shape for a duration of guard-time and attaching it in front of the

    symbol.

    A receiver typically uses the last part of the following symbol to locate the start of the symbol and

    begin then with decoding.

    Normal CP : Length is 4.7 us. With normal CP, 7 symbols per time slot. Extended CP : Length is16.7 us. 6 symbols per time slot.

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    LTE Architecture

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    Evolved packet core (EPC)

    MME (Mobility Management Entity) Control plane function.

    Idle mode tracking.

    Allocation of temporary identities to UE.

    Paging.

    Choosing the SGW for UE during initial attach.

    User authentication & interaction with HSS (home subscriber server).

    Roaming.

    SGW (Serving Gateway) User plane function.

    Carry data packets.

    PGW (PDN Gateway) Connects to the external data network.

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