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1 1.1 1.2 2 2.1 2.2 Introduction Radio Configurations Power Configurations Building Blocks RBBs DBBs 1 1 3 4 4 11

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Introduction

RBS Configurations

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Radio Units

Radio Building Blocks

Radio Configurations

RCombined Sector 1 Sector to 2

Introduction

DBBs

RBS Configurations

Building Blocks
This section describes all building blocks used in radio configurations. For information about what building blocks are supported for specific radio

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Building Blocks

RBS Configurations

2.1.4

RBB22_1A
RBB22_1A is used for sectors with two TX branches, two RX branches, and one CPRI connection. There is an analog cross-connection between the RUs or RRUs.

Building Blocks

Figure 7 shows the RBB22_1C block diagram.

RBS Configurations

Building Blocks

RBS Configurations

Building Blocks

Data1Data2

RBS Configurations

For RBBs with more than one CPRI connection, the ports in the RBB are used from top to bottom as seen in the block diagrams in Section 2.1 on page 4. For DBBs with more than one CPRI connection to each sector, the ports in the DU are used in alphabetical order.

2.2.1

DBB10_xx

Building Blocks

2.2.2

DBB21_xx
This section describes DBBs with two DU with one CPRI link for DU-DU interconnection, DBB21_xx.

Radio Configurations for WCDMA

Radio Configurations for WCDMA

RBS Configurations

Radio Configurations for WCDMA

Table 5

RBB Summary Number of TX Branches per Carrier RBB Power Options per Cell Carrier Default With Licenses

Number of Carriers

RBS Configurations

3.4

Supported Radio Configurations

This section describes the supported WCDMA radio configurations by listing valid combinations of DBBs and RBBs. The tables in this section are used as follows:

One DBB is selected from the DBB column. table 6B (lisBh)-222.8(hed)-2963[(valid)-298.3(combinat One RBB is selected for each sector. and1ferentd

Radio Configurations for WCDMA

Table 6 Carriers

13 Sector Star Configurations DBB RBB 6101 RBB10_1 A 6102 RBS Type 6201 6202 6601

Radio Configurations for WCDMA

Table 9 Carriers 1

46 Sector Cascade Configurations DBB DBB10_2 1 DBB10_2 RBB 6101 6102 RBS Type 6201 6202 6601

RBS Configurations

Radio Configurations for LTE

Table 10

Radio Configuration Capabilities Configuration

Frequency Band

Maximum Output RBS Type Powe3powe374.Sect(fos)]TJ/F11Tf671702006717035634.6697499T0

RBS Configurations

Table 12

Main-Remote RBS RBB Summary TX Diversity/MI RBB MO 2x2 Capable Output Power Options per Sector

Frequency Band

Radio Configurations for LTETable 14 lists the

Radio Configurations for GSM

Table 16 can be used to select an RBB or a combination of RBBs based on required number of carriers and output power per carrier. Table 16 RBB Summary Maximum Output (1) Power per Carrier 60 W 60 W 30 W 3 60 W 20 W 60 W RBB RBB12_1A RBB22_2B 2 RBB24_2A RBB11_1A+RBB11_1A RBB12_1A RBB32_3A RBB12_1A RBB43_4A RBB11_1A+RBB32_3B RBB22_2B 30 W RBB24_2A RBB11_1A+RBB11_1A

Number of Carriers 1

Radio Configurationsfor GSM

Radio Configurations for GSM

Table 22 Carriers

4 Sector Configuration DBB RBB 6101 6102 RBB12_1 A RBB22_2 B RBS Type 6201 6202 6601
(1)

18

(2)

2DBB10 _01

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

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Configur

CellTRX

AntennaTCCCell

Radio Configurations for GSM

Table 32

Single Node, Two Sector, Single Band Configurations

RBS Type

RBS Configurations

Radio Configurations for GSM

Table 33
Configur ation 34 HC

Single Node Three Sector Single Band Configurations

Cell TRX Numbe ring 0..3 4..7 8..11 0..3 4..7 8..11 Antenna TCC Total Numb er of RUs 6101 2TX/RX 2TX/RX 2TX/RX 2TX/RX+2 RX 2TX/RX+2 RX 2TX/RX+2 RX Optional Optional Optional Yes Yes Yes 6 Yes Yes Yes 6 Yes RBS Type 6102 Yes 6201 Yes

Cell 1 Cell 2 Cell 3

32 4WRD HC

Cell 1 Cell 2 Cell 3

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Table 34

Single Node, One Sector, Dual Band Configurations

RBS Type

Radio Configurations for GSM

Table 35
Configur ation

Single Node, Two Sector, Dual Band Configurations

Cell TRX Numbe ring Antenna TCC Total Numb RBS Type

RBS Configurations

Table 37
80.6

Dual Node, Two Sector, Single Band Configurations

TRXNumbeTCC Cell RBS Type

Radio Configurations for GSM

Table 38
Configur ation

Dual Node, Three Sector, Single Band Configurations

Cell TRX RBS Type

RBS Configurations

Table 40

Dual Node, Two Sector, Dual Band Configurations

Cell RBS Type

Radio Configurations for GSM

Table 41

Dual Node, Three Sector, Dual Band Configurations

RBS Type Band64Cell18.448880.232.280.428916.64Cell180777.97032.280.484.44r64Cell180777.97032.280.on

RBS Configurations

Table 41

Dual Node, Three Sector, Dual Band Configurations

RBS Type

Table 42 lists the maximum configurations for RUS and RUG combinationTable 42

Maxi

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312

36

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RBS Configurations

Radio Configurations for Multi-Standard Single Mode

This section describes the different configurations in Multi-Standard Single Mode (MSSM) RBSs

6.1

GSM and LTE

Radio Configurations for Multi-Standard Single Mode

Frequen

RBS Type

RBS Configurations

RBS

Total Numbe r of Shelves Shelf for MSSM (1) for Radio Standard 1 Configuratio ns

Shelf for MSSM (1)(1) Standard 2

1 13

RBS ConfigurationsTableBS49

Shelf Distriburati

MSSM WCDMA and GSM

Radio Configurations for0ulti-StandardonsSinglefor7.4(Mode)]TJBT2/F1

FrequencyBand

RBS Configurations

RBS

Total Numbe r of Shelves Shelf for MSSM (1) for Radio Standard 1 Configuratio ns

Shelf for MSSM (1) Standard 2

Power Configurations

Power Configurations