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Key Technologies of UMTS
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Course Objectives
At the end of this course, you will be able to:
Master key technologies of UMTS
Master characteristic of UMTS system capacity
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Power Control
Handover
Rake receiver
Call Admission Control & traffic control
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
Capacity of UMTS system
Content
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Why Power Control?
All CDMA users occupy the same frequencyat the same time! Frequency and time arenot used as discriminators.
CDMA operates by using CODES todiscriminate between users.
CDMA interference comes mainly fromnearby users
Each user is a small voice in a roaring crowd-- but with a uniquely recoverable code.
Transmit power on all users must be tightly controlled so their signals
reach the base station at the same signal level and at the absolute
minimum power level necessary to ensure acceptable service quality.
Power Control
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Overpowered by strong signals Block the whole cell
Power
f
Near-Far Effect
Power Control
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Power control
Power
f
Power
f
Nearby terminals havehigher probability of success
Power control tech reduce theinterference among each UEs
and increase system capacity
Power Control
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Power Control
Overcome Near-Far effect and fading compensation
Reducing multi-address interference, ensuing network capacity
Prolonging the working time of cell phone
DL power control
Cell transmitting power
Transmitting power control bit
UE signal
Power control order
UL power control
Power Control
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RX vs TX ower
RX power
TX power
Channel Fading
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Three methods of power control
Open loop:
measure received signal level and adjust transmitting power
Inner-loop (closed loop):Frequency:1500HZ
Measured SIR> Target SIR, lower transmitting power
Measured SIR< Target SIR, increase transmitting power
Outer-loop (closed loop): Measure BLER, adjust target SIR
Power Control
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Power control
UE
RNC
Node B
Open loop power control(no feedback )
Closed loop power control(feedback )
UE Node B
RNCOuter-loop
Inner-loop
Power Control
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Open loop power control
If received signal is stronger,then
UE can speak softer
Node
BNode
B
1
2
1
2
problem:
Unbalanced for UL/DL signal, not accurate, only used in initial stage
Open loop
If received signal is weaker,then UE
can speak louder
Power Control
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Closed loop power control
Inner-loop power control is fast
Inner-loop according to SIR estimation,Node-B control UE transmission power.conducted every 0.66ms (1500Hz )
Outer-loop: according to BLER measurement estimation RNC control
and adjust SIR target
Node B
...
”Power down”
Power up command
”Power ...” SIR estimation
SIR estimationRNCSIR target ”Power up”
TPC:1500HzBLER tar SIR tar
Power down command
Power Control
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Closed loop power control
Inner Loop Power control UL/DL (fast)
UE or Node-B will use:
Signaling channel, TPC,
Continuously @ rate 1500 times/s,
To relatively changes (up or down) the power to reach the
SIR target.
Outer loop Power control (Slow) If the BLER measured is below/above the target,
UE/RNC increase/reduce SIR target.
Use the new target for the Inner loop PC.
Power Control
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The Effect of Power Control
The purpose of DL power control:
Saving power resource of NodeB, reducing interference to other
NodeB.
The purpose of UL power control:
Overcoming Near-Far effect, save power of UE
Power Control
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Power Control
Handover
Rake receiver
Call Admission Control & traffic control
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
Capacity of UMTS system
Content
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Handover
Handover refers to the process in which when a UE
moves from one Node B to another during calling.
Purpose: Keep service continuity.
In the UMTS system, handover is divided into soft
handover and hard handover.
Handover
H d
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Type of handover
Intra-RNC, inter-Node B
Inter-RNC
Soft handover
Same Node B, Inter- sector
Softer handover
Intra-frequency handover Inter-frequency handover
Inter-system (3G&2G)
Inter-mode (FDD&TDD)
Hard handover
UMTS system support
multi handover technology
Handover
H d
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Hand-over
Hard Handover
Soft Handover
Handover
H d
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Soft/Softer Hand-over
A
B
C
A
B
C
A
B
C
A
B
C
A
B
C
A
B
C
Handover
H d
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Soft/Softer Handover
The soft/softer handover allows to swap from one cell to
another without call interruption or without deleting all old radio
links (by opposition to hard HO).
It also allows the UE to be connected to more than one cell
simultaneously and take benefit from macro-diversity.
Soft Handover Softer Handover
CN CN
Iur
The two Node Bsmay belong to the
same RNC
The two Node Bs may
belong to the Same RNC
Soft Handover Softer Handover
SRNC DRNC
CN
Node B
SRNC
CN
Soft Handover Softer Handover
Node B
CN
Handover
Handover
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Hard Handover
The hard handover procedure is used in case of
service quality degradation or for traffic
distribution management.
During the hard handover procedure, all the old
radio links with the UE are abandoned before
new ones are established.
Hard handover may occur in the following
main cases :
When the UE is handed over another UTRAN
carrier, or another technology mode.
When soft handover is not permitted (if O&M
constraint)
Hard Handover
Node B
SRNC
RNC or
BSC
CN
Node B or
BTS
Handover
Handover
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Basic concepts
Active Set:
The set of cells connected with UE;
User information is transmitted from these cells.
Monitor Set:
The set of cells not within the active set but being monitored
by a UE according to the adjacent node list allocated by
UTRAN.
Detect Set:
The set of cells in neither the active set nor the monitor set.
Handover
Handover
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Soft handover process
Measurement
The RNC sends a measurement control message to UE.
UE should perform measurement as required and report the measurement
result.
Generally, the measured quantity is the common pilot’s Ec/No.
Decision
The RNC stores data of different cells according to the measurement
results.
The RNC makes preliminary decision according to the event decision
method.
e.g.
When the event is reported and the target cell is acceptable, send an
active set update command to add/delete the cell into/from the active set.
Execution
The RNC sends an active set update command to UE and UE starts
handover.
Handover
Handover
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Soft handover event
Event Description
1A
Quality of target cell improves, entering a
report range of relatively activating set
quality add
1B Quality of target cell decreases, depart froma report range of relatively activating set
quality delete
1C
The quality of a non-activated set cell is
better than that of a certain activated set cell
replace
1D Best cell generates change
1EQuality of target cell improves, better than
an absolute threshold
1FQuality of target cell decreases, worse than
an absolute threshold
Handover
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Example of soft handover
Handover
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Soft handover Case
In especially urban
environment, the
handover region
between two cells might
be too small.
If the UE passes such an
area in a very quick
speed, the call might be
dropped.
Handover
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Power Control
Handover
Rake receiver
Call Admission Control & traffic control
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
Capacity of UMTS system
Content
Rake receiver
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RAKE Receiving
d1 d2
t t t
d3
transmitting ReceivingRake
combination noise
Rake receiver
Rake receiver
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Multi-finger receiver
receivertransmitter
coding decoding
Direct signal
Reflect signal
Dispersive time < 1 chip length
Multi-finger receiver can’t supply multi-finger diversity
decodingDirect signal
Reflect signaltransmitter receiver
Dispersive time > 1 chip length
Multi-finger receiver can supply multi-finger diversity, improve signal gain
coding
Rake receiver
Rake receiver
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RAKE Receiving
RAKE overcome multi-finger interference,improve receive capability
receiver
Single
receiving
Single
receiving
Single
receiving
searcher calculate
combining
t t
s(t) s(t)
signal
Rake receiver
Rake receiver
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Multi-finger receiver
Maximal ratio combining(MRC)
at each time delay phase shifting by adding
Finger 1
Finger 2
Finger 3
Rake receiver
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Power Control
Handover
Rake receiver
Call Admission Control & traffic control
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
Capacity of UMTS system
Content
Call Admission Control & traffic control
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Call Admission Control
When user initiates a call, RRM decides weather access
or deny this call according to the resource situation.
When accessing, network allocate resource (such as
OVSF, Scramble code)
Ca d ss o Co t o & t a c co t o
Call Admission Control & traffic control
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Traffic control
When traffic surpass system
threshold, traffic control begin.
To accept as many as possibleservices while keep the stability of
the system.
Call Admission Control & traffic control
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Example for load control
Breath effect of cell
With the increase of activated terminals,
interference increase
the increase of high speed service,the
increase of interference
The shrink of cell coverage area
Coverage blind spot occurs
Drop of call will happen at the edge of cell Coverage andcapacity are
relative
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Power Control
Handover
Rake receiver
Call Admission Control & traffic control
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
Capacity of UMTS system
Content
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
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Intelligent Antenna
user
Interference
g
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
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Omni-cell cell with Three sector Cell with smart attenna
Intelligent Antenna
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
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Intelligent Antenna
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
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Multi-user Detection Principle
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Power Control
Handover
Rake receiver
Call Admission Control & traffic control
Intelligent Antenna and MUD
Capacity of UMTS system
Content
Capacity of UMTS system
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System capacity and QoS can be interconverted
Different
combination of
service has
different capacity
Soft Capacity
Capacity of UMTS system
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Capacity of UMTS System
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Under the circumstance of single services:
Capacity of UMTS system
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Capacity of UMTS System
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Under the circumstance of mixture of services:
Y Z + +
Capacity of UMTS system
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Coverage and Capacity
UMTS performance is determined by such factors as:
Number of users
Transmission rate
Mobile rate
Wireless environment
indoors
Outdoors
The sizes of cell depend on such factors as:
Local radio conditions (local interference)
Traffic in neighbouring cells (distanced interference)
Cell Radius decrease according to the Increase of user
number
Capacity of UMTS system
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Coverage/capacity vs Data Rate
Higher rate needs higher power
High data rate transmission is only available nearby the
station
>12.2 kbps
>64 kbps
>384 kbps
>144 kbps
Coverage decrease
Subscriber
num
increase
Capacity of UMTS system
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DL transmission diversity (Tx Div)
high power amplifier(TEU 50 W)
UL
tower mounted amplifier (TMA)
4RxDiv
OTSR
DL/UL:
Add carrier
six sectors
Smart antenna
Add basestation
“last choice”
Coverage and Capacity
In order to overcome cell breath caused by increasedtraffic and different requirement for capacity and coverage
in different environment ,such solution supplied:
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