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FDD-LTE Radio Network Planning

ZTE University

Contents

FDD-LTE network deployment strategy


FDD-LTE site selection
FDD-LTE network simulation
FDD-LTE spectral efficiency

The process of FDD-LTE network planning

Information collection

Information collection is to gather any information


relate to LTE network proposal, such as:

Operators requirements
Operators existent network sites density and distribution
The frequency band and bandwidth available for LTE system
The environment information of the city to be covered
Subscribers and traffic model forecast
Digital map
.

Deployment strategy
Which
Whicharea
areathe
theLTE
LTEradio
radionetwork
networkwill
willbe
beintroduced
introducedin
infirst?
first?

Deployment strategy

Deployment strategy
2.6G LTE

900/1800 GSM

2.1 HSPA
Hot Spots

800M LTE
900 GSM/UMTS

Rural

Urban

Voice capacity + data capacity

Voice/Data coverage

Operators need to operate their pipe precisely !

Large cell for coverage


Small cell for capacity
Better indoor coverage to reduce power consumption

Requirements and targets

Coverage requirements
Coverage
Coveragearea
area
Coverage
CoverageQoS
QoS
Coverage
Coveragespecial
specialtarget
target

Morphology

Shadowing Standard
Deviation(dB)
Area Coverage
Probability

Cell Edge User


Throughput
(kbps)

Dense
Urban

Urban

Subur
ban

Rural

95%

95%

95%

90%

Dense
Urban

Urban

Subu
rban

Rural

512

384

256

128

Requirements and targets

Capacity requirements
subscriber
subscribertarget
targetand
and
density
density
Traffic
Trafficmodel
model
Stages
Stagesand
andphases
phases

Typical
RAB Bearer Rate Bearer Rate Intensity UL Vol. DL Vol.
service
Type UL (kbps)
DL (kbps) (mErl) (kByte) (kByte)
Voice
Voice
12.2
12.2
20
Video
Data
128
128
1.5
conference
Video/Audio
Data
256
256
180
750
Streaming
Web Browsing
Data
128
500
125
450
/ HTTP
FTP
Data
500
2000
225
900
Gaming
Data
128
128
125
450
Interactive
P2P
Data
500
2000
500
1500

Propagation model calibration

CW test
Tune the propagation
model parameters
After calibration, the
exact propagation model
will be used in network
design and planning

Radio network design

Link budget analysis


Capacity analysis

Radio network design


Coverage
Requirements

Capacity
Requirements

Link Budget

Capacity analysis

Cell radius and


site number

Site number and


Cell radius
Which is
limitation

The final site number


and cell radius

Site selection and survey

Base on the network design result


of cell range or inter-site distance
Base on existent network site
distribution information or other
candidate site, select fit legacy
site to reuse or add new site.
Site selection can be run by tools
or manually.

Candidate
Candidatesite
site

Result
Resultsite
site

Coverage prediction and simulation

Parameters setting
Coverage prediction
Monte carol simulation

The process of FDD-LTE network planning

Contents

FDD-LTE network deployment strategy


FDD-LTE site selection
FDD-LTE network simulation
FDD-LTE spectral efficiency

Site Selection

How to process so many candidate sites and so large area


How to priority covered POI

Site Selection Principle

Inter site distance following network design result.


Preference for the existing base station
Try to select the ideal honeycomb structure of the site
The selected site should be close to important areas
and dense areas
Antenna must have enough isolation space to avoid
interference between systems
Try to avoid select very high build or hill as site
address in urban area

Manual site selection

We found tool has obvious limits in term of balancing between


threshold, coverage, traffic load, cost of sites etc. Manually adjust the
result is necessary.

Network
Networkdesign
designresult:
result:
Cell
Cellrange
range
Inter
Intersite
sitedistance
distance

Site Selection Method

Proposal I

Proposal II

Site Selection Method

Proposal I
Proposal I

295 site cover POI

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-80 number of POI

coverage>95%

363

69%

95%>coverage>85%

13

2%

85%>coverage>75%

12

2%

coverage<75%

146

27%

Total

534

100%

Site Selection Method

ProposalII
Proposal II

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-80 number of POI %


coverage>95%

499

93%

95%>coverage>85%

1%

85%>coverage>75%

1%

coverage<75%

26

5%

Total

534

100%

total
total445
445
Anchor
AnchorSites
Sites
154
154

Site Selection Method

ProposalII
Proposal II

total
total1000
1000
Anchor
AnchorSites
Sites
188
188

Contents

FDD-LTE network deployment strategy


FDD-LTE site selection
FDD-LTE network simulation
FDD-LTE spectral efficiency

FDD-LTE network planning flow

Planning Parameters

Digital
Digitalmap
map
database
database

Propagation
Propagation
model
model

Network
Network
parameter
parameter

Service
Service
parameters
parameters

Digital map

Digital map

Clutter Name

Surface
(km2)

Percentage(%
)

POI

51.257

0.13%

High Density Urban - City Center

1.861

0.005%

Commercial/Industrial

111.895

0.28%

Airports

42.062

0.11%

Medium Density Urban

705.708

1.79%

Low Density Urban

2,142.73

5.42%

Dense Forest

13,071.82

34.83%

Water

3,953.01

10.00%

Open - Vegetated

121.342

0.31%

Open - Non Vegetated

18,636.93

47.14%

total

39533.137

100%

Propagation model

Propagation model
K1

K2

K3

K4

K5

K
6

K7

Dense
Urban

64.9
9

48.7
2

-26.5

0.6
1

8.64

3.23

Urban

13.6
6

44.4
1

5.77

0.0
6

6.55

1.63

Suburban

-7.01

Rural

Coastal High Rise


Highway
Dense Forest

42.6
22.8
0.4
0
2.31
9
3
5
6.55
Dense
Urba
Suburba
Rura
Highway
41.2
19.2
0.3
Urban
n
n
l
3.85
0
4
6
3
7.05
0.33
0
0
0
0
0
28.6
44.4
5.9
0
-10
0
1.14
2.03
1.54
3.04
0
1.21

Open - Vegetated

-0.69

0.95

-0.66

2.2

Open - Non Vegetated

0.52

0.12

-0.42

1.54

Low Density Urban

0.76

1.54

0.89

1.55

Medium Density
Urban

-0.03

-0.48

-1.22

0.68

High Density Urban City Center

1.95

-3.57

-3.21

Commercial/Industrial

-2.23

-2.72

-0.25

2.63

Airports

-2.15

-7.78

Water

0.44

-5.7

Propagation model

3D
3DRay
RayTracing
TracingModel
Model

Building
Building
Data
DataBase
Base

Network information

Sites
1
n

Transmitters
1
n

Cells
n
n

Neighbours

Site Equipment

Service information
n

Environment
n
n

n 1
n

Mobility

Traffic Map

Clutter Weights

User Profile
1
n

Service Usage
n
1

Terminals

n
1

Services

Mobility

Radio Beare

Traffic mix

3G
3Gtraffic
trafficmix
mixexample
example

Servic
e
Type
CS
CS
PS
PS
PS
PS

Typical service

RAB Type
(UL:DL)

Voice
DCH:DCH
Video telephony
DCH:DCH
E-mail
DCH:DCH
Audio/video
DCH:DCH
streaming
Mobile office Internet
DCH:HSDPA
/e-commerce
Mobile office Internet
HSUPA:HSDPA
/e-commerce

Bearer
Rate
UL (kbps)

Bearer
Rate
DL (kbps)

12.2
64
64

12.2
64
64

20.0
1.5
-

60

250

64

128

150

64

500

50

300

300

500

200

600

Intensity UL Vol. DL Vol.


(mErl)
(kbit)
(kbit)

Traffic mix
% Subs Mobile
TV or Video

iPhone and other new terminals push the Data serveic

iPhone

2007
$599

ta
To

SMALLER
CHEAPER
FASTER

2008
$199

th
d
i
w
nd
a
lB

Average

New application
iPhone
% of users
All phones

147 million devices in 2014


50% = embedded modems
42% = USB modems

Mobile

Social

video

networks

30.9%

49.7%

4.6%

Facebook

YouTube

Google
Maps

20%

30.4%

36%

4%

1.5%

Orange

1%

2.6%

France

Typical

user :~20 MB /month

iPhone

: 400 MB/month

Data

card : 600 MB/month

Traffic mix

China Unicom UMTS/HSPA traffic mix

Speech
12.2(erl)
CS64(erl)
PS64/64(kbps)
PS64/128(kbps)
PS64/384(kbps)
HSPA(kbps)

UL

DL

0.02
0.001
0.0113 0.0452
0.0045 0.0226
0.0019 0.0113
0.1751 1.0509

Average
AverageDate
Datetraffic
traffic
@BH
:
0.51MB
@BH : 0.51MB

iPhone and Data card


Data
DataTaffic/month
Taffic/month
iPhone
iPhone:400
:400MB
MB
Data
card
:
600
Data card : 600MB
MB

Data
DataTaffic@BH
Taffic@BH
iPhone
iPhone:4
:4MB
MB
Data
card
:
4.8
Data card : 4.8MB
MB

For
Foraamonth
month

64MB
64MB

FDD-LTE network planning flow

Signal Level Coverage Prediction

RS receive level prediction


Coverage by Signal Level 0

% Focus
Zone

31,422.26

79.5

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-80

4,186.34

10.6

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-82

5,522.01

14

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-86

8,962.24

22.7

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-93

17,507.21

44.3

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-96

21,793.95

55.1

99 Signal Level (dBm) >=Best


94
10590

31,422.26

79.5

85
81
76
72
67
63
58
54
49
45
40
36
31
27
22
18
13
9
4
0

-105
-104
-103
-102
-101
-100
-99
-98
-97
-96
-95
-94
-93
-92
-91
-90
-89
-88
-87
-86
-85
-84
-83
-82
-81
-80
-79
-78

Surface
(km2)

Best Signal Level (dBm)

Focus
FocusZone
Zone

RS receive level prediction


Proposal II

Proposal I
Focus
FocusZone
Zone

RS receive level prediction


Best Signal Level (dBm) >=80
coverage>95%

number of
POI

499

93%

95%>coverage>85%

1%

85%>coverage>75%

1%

coverage<75%

26

5%

Total

534

100
%

POI
POI

RS receive level prediction


Population
Populationor
or
Traffic
Traffic
Coverage by Signal Level 0

%Populatio
n
99.82

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-80

37.49

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-82

46.57

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-86

65.73

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-93

90.62

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-96

96.33

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=105

99.82

RS receive level prediction


High
HighWay
Way

Coverage by Signal Level 0

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-80

31.76

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-82

37.9

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-86

51.02

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-93

74.38

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-96

82.2

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-105

93.66

RS receive level prediction


Surface

2000sites
2000sites

sites
Coverage by Signal Level

Surface
(km2)

% Focus
Zone

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-80

8,258.52

20.9

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-82

10,305.11

26.1

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-86

15,134.02

38.3

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-93

25,553.83

64.6

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=-96

29,983.91

75.8

Best Signal Level (dBm) >=105

37,613.23

95.1

Average throughput prediction

11.13Mbps
RU
%

50%CDF

9.16Mbps

CDF

0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
14,000
16,000
18,000
20,000
22,000
24,000
26,000
28,000
30,000
32,000
34,000
36,000
38,000
40,000
42,000
44,000
46,000
48,000
50,000

100
96
92
87
83
79
75
71
67
62
58
54
50
46
42
37
33
29
25
21
17
12
8
4
0

Application Channel Throughput (DL) (kbps)

RU

SU

MU

DU

50%CDF kbps

9159

8594.4

6558.9

6106.5

Average(kbps)

11138.5

10479.8

7633.2

6930.5

Average throughput prediction


User
Userprofile
profile
Service

Terminal

FTP
Download

MIMO
Terminal

UL Volume
(KBytes)

Calls/hou
r
1

1,000

Density
(Subscribers/km2
)

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

Total number of
connected users

94.8
%

94.5
%

93.7
%

92.4
%

92.3
%

91.0
%

DL Volume
(KBytes)
4,000

Signal Level Coverage Prediction

FDD-LTE network planning flow

Other coverage prediction

Monte Carlo simulation

FDD-LTE network planning flow

Signal quality prediction

Throughput prediction

Other coverage prediction

Effective modulation

Handover

FDD-LTE network planning flow

Contents

FDD-LTE network deployment strategy


FDD-LTE site selection
FDD-LTE network simulation
FDD-LTE spectral efficiency

Evolution of Speed

LTE Frequency and Bandwidth


E-UTRAN Band

UL: eNode B receive, UE transmit

DL: eNode B transmit, UE receive

FUL_low FUL_high

FDL_low FDL_high

Duplex Mode

1920 MHz

1980 MHz

2110 MHz

2170 MHz

FDD

1850 MHz

1910 MHz

1930 MHz

1990 MHz

FDD

1710 MHz

1785 MHz

1805 MHz

1880 MHz

FDD

1710 MHz

1755 MHz

2110 MHz

2155 MHz

FDD

824 MHz

849 MHz

869 MHz

894MHz

FDD

830 MHz

840 MHz

875 MHz

885 MHz

FDD

2500 MHz

2570 MHz

2620 MHz

2690 MHz

FDD

880 MHz

915 MHz

925 MHz

960 MHz

FDD

1749.9 MHz

1784.9 MHz

1844.9 MHz

1879.9 MHz

FDD

10

1710 MHz

1770 MHz

2110 MHz

2170 MHz

FDD

11

1427.9 MHz

1452.9 MHz

1475.9 MHz

1500.9 MHz

FDD

12

[TBD]

[TBD]

[TBD]

[TBD]

FDD

13

777 MHz

787 MHz

746 MHz

756 MHz

FDD

14

788 MHz

798 MHz

758 MHz

768 MHz

FDD

...

33

1900 MHz

1920 MHz

1900 MHz

1920 MHz

TDD

34

2010 MHz

2025 MHz

2010 MHz

2025 MHz

TDD

35

1850 MHz

1910 MHz

1850 MHz

1910 MHz

TDD

36

1930 MHz

1990 MHz

1930 MHz

1990 MHz

TDD

37

1910 MHz

1930 MHz

1910 MHz

1930 MHz

TDD

38

2570 MHz

2620 MHz

2570 MHz

2620 MHz

TDD

Flexible Bandwidth

1.4M

Unpaired-Spectrum

3M
5M
Paired-Spectrum

10M
15M
20M

LTE Spectrum Defined by 3GPP

Different bandwidth and antenna, different


speed

Spectrum efficiency

A comparison between different bandwidth

Conclusion: Its a little different between different

Spectrum efficiency

A comparison between different MIMO mode

Conclusion: The spectrum efficiency will increase if


antenna increases.

Spectrum efficiency

A comparison between different frequency

Conclusion: The spectrum efficiency will be different in


different frequency. With the increase of frequency, the
spectrum efficiency decreases, especially when in a
large scale difference.

FDD-LTE BBU Solution Product B8200

B8200

Carrier Support

3*20MHz

Baseband Capacity

DL:450Mbps & UL:150Mbps

Active Users Support

1200 Users/Sector

Availability index

99.9997%

Interface

3xCPRI; 3xGE/FE 1xGPS;


8xE1/T1

Dimension (mm)

88.4(H)482.6(W)197 (D)

Weight

7.48kg Max.

Compact, light-weight, easy

Power Consumption

303W Max.

Plug & play, easy maintenance

Power Supply

-48VDC

Low, green equipment

Cooling

Fan Cooling

Automatically network planning

Working Temperature

-15 +50

installation

and optimizing

FDD-LTE RRU Solution Product


R8882
Carrier & Sector

20MHz Frequency Bandwidth

Availability

99.9998%

RF Output

2*40W

Receive Sensitivity (dBm)

-131.15 dBm@QPSK;
-100.81 dBm@16QAM;
-89.6 dBm@64QAM

R8882

Compact, light-weight, easy

installation

Plug & play, easy maintenance


Low TX power, green equipment
Automatically network planning

and optimizing

Interface

2 CPRI Ports and 4 Antenna Ports

Dimension (mm)

380(H) x 320(W) x 140(D)

Weight

18kg

Power Consumption

330W Max; 197W AVG.

Power Supply

-48VDC

Cooling

Natural Cooling (No FAN)

Working Temperature

-40 +55

FDD-LTE eNB Solution Product


B8800
Carrier & Sector

3*20MHz

RF Output

4*40W

Receive Sensitivity (dBm)

-131.15 dBm@QPSK;
-100.81 dBm@16QAM;
-89.6 dBm@64QAM

Active Users Support

1600 Users/Sector

Baseband Capacity

DL:450Mbps & UL:150Mbps

Availability

99.9997%

Backhaul Interface

3xGE/FE; 8xE1/T1

Large Capacity

Dimension (mm)

950(H) 600(W) 450(D)

Rich Interface

Weight

<150kg

Higher Efficiency, Lower Power

Power Consumption

994W Avg. with S111(3*20MHz)

Automatically network planning

Power Supply

-48VDC; 110~220VAC;+24VDC

Cooling

Fan Cooling

Working Temperature

-15 +50

BS8800

Consumption

and optimizing

FDD-LTE eNB Solution Product B8900


Carrier & Sector

3*20MHz

RF Output

4*40W

Receive Sensitivity (dBm)

-131.15 dBm@QPSK;
-100.81 dBm@16QAM;
-89.6 dBm@64QAM

BS8900
Compact, light-weight, easy

installation

Active Users Support

1600 Users/Sector

Baseband Capacity

DL:450Mbps & UL:150Mbps

Availability

99.9997%

Backhaul Interface

3xGE/FE; 8xE1/T1

Dimension (mm)

1700(H)950(D)600(W)

Weight

Full configuration without


battery: 355Kg

Plug & play, easy maintenance


Low TX power, green equipment

Power Consumption

1105W Avg. with S111(3*20MHz)

Automatically network planning

Power Supply

-48VDC; 110~220VAC;+24VDC

Conditioner

Heat Exchanger

Working Temperature

-40 +55

and optimizing

Glossary

CBD: Central Business District


QOS: Quality of Service
RAB: Radio Access Bearer
CW: Continuous Wave
POI: Point of Interest
RNP: Radio Network Planning
DU: Dense urban
SU: Suburbs urban
RU: Rural urban
MU: Medium urban
SE: Spectrum Efficiency
ESE: Effective Spectrum Efficiency
ISD: Inter-station Distance
CPRI: Common Public Radio Interface
QPSK: Quaternary Phase Shift Keying
QAM: Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
CDF: Cumulated Distribution Function

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