HUAWEI Wireless Network Business Unit UMTS RAN Roadmap 2014Q1 For Custom...

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Huawei Wireless Network

Business Unit UMTS RAN Roadmap
for Customer Communication
2014 Q1 www.huawei.com
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Huawei Confidential

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Definition of Version Status
Version
Name IPD phase Status Description
Status
Stand for that the version is under planning, all the features and
Planning NA Before Charter
release date are candidate
Stand for that the version is planned, candidate features have been
Planned NA Charter to PDCP
scoped, but the final features and release date is still to be defined
Ready For Stand for that the version is ready for contract, only minor changes
RFC PDCP to GA
Contract might be done before the release of the product
•Stands for that the version has been released and already generally
available for customers
Released NA GA to EOM •The EOM (End of Marketing) date is the date from which the receipts
of POs (including POs of new offices and/or expansion offices) are
rejected.

Explanation of Different Tags
Tag Explanation
[Trial] Only offered as trial in this release
[eCo] eCoordinator hardware/software dependency
[OSS] Offered as OSS product function
[Service] Only offered as service

1 UMTS Hardware Roadmap
2 UMTS Software Roadmap
3 UMTS Feature Highlights
4
UMTS Lifecycle Plan

RNC Roadmap

Released
Ready for Contract
SingleRAN MBSC Hardware Roadmap(UMTS Related) Planned

Planning
SRAN 8.0
Dual Mode
•(5120 TRX + 24G) (typical, on IP ) SRAN 9.0
RNC Mode
BSC6900 SRAN10.0
•Up to 40Gbps Iub throughput (DL+UL)
New boards
Up to 5300K BHCA
• GCGb /GCUb
New Board
New boards • GOUe
•DEUa : Voice
•PEUc • SPUc
Optimization
2013Q2 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q2 2015Q4
SRAN 8.0 SRAN 9.0 SRAN10.0 SRAN10.1 SRAN11.0/Later

Dual Mode
•8000 TRX + >90G (typical, on IP) New boards
New Board New Board New boards
BSC6910 RNC Mode • GCGb /GCUb
•DEUa : Voice •New Switching •New Processing
•120Gbps Iub throughput (DL+UL) • GOUe Board : SCUc
Optimization Board : EGPUb
•64000K BHCA
New boards
•EGPUa/EOMUa/EXOUa
•ENIUa/ESAUa
Note: All data is based on Huawei’s traffic model. RNC/Dual Mode is based on 2 Cabinets

RNC Capacity Evolution
CP Capacity BSC6900 Capacity (2 cab.) CP Capacity BSC6910 Capacity (One cab.)

(BHCA) (BHCA)
RAN15 RNC in pool with BSC6910, >1.6x
CP capacity evolution vs. RAN14.0 BSC6910
>6.8x >20% capacity improvement
2.5x 2014+
RAN14
5.7x
1.77x
RAN13 BSC6910
1.35x 2013
RAN12
1x 1x
BSC6900 BSC6900
RAN11 2009
UP Capacity UP Capacity
8 12 24 40 (Gbps) 8 60 >70 (Gbps)
 BSC6900 capacity keeps improving continuously  BSC6910 is the first tera RNC in industry (Max. 2 Cab.)
 Flexible configuration principle, adaptive to various  Dynamic CP/UP reconfiguration, maximize resource
traffic model utilization according to offered traffic characteristics
 RNC in pool solution enable BSC6900 scale out  Capacity enhancement with software optimization
capability, benefit from BSC6910 introduction and new hardware introduction

BSC6910: Unified Hardware and Maximize RNC Resource Utilization
Unified Hardware Automatic CP / UP reconfiguration
CP Capacity
CP Resource
Smartphone
Traffic model UP Resource
EGPUa
MBB Traffic model
UP Capacity
GSM/UMTS Hardware Unified
Benefits: Benefits:
• Unified hardware, greatly simplify HW management • Automatic CP/UP reconfiguration based on historical statistics
• Unified CP/UP processing enable dynamic resource • Maximum resource utilization, adaptation to the network evolution
reconfiguration

NodeB Roadmap

3900 Family, Based on Module Design
Distributed Base station Macro Indoor Macro Outdoor

3
1 2
Single
BTS
DBS3900
BTS3900 BTS3900L BTS3900A BTS3900AL
2009Q2
2010Q2 2010Q4 2010Q2 2012Q2
Main
Module
RRU RFU APM30 OMB Radio Frequency Indoor Macro Cabinet

Cabinet
Indoor Macro Large Outdoor Macro Large
Cabinet Cabinet
BBU

Released
SingleRAN MBTS Hardware Roadmap(UMTS Related) Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
•BTS3900 • USU3900 • BBU3910A

•BTS3900A • BBU3910
Product •BTS3900L
•DBS3900
•BTS3900AL
• WMPT • UMPTb1 (GUL)

Control Board • UMPTc
• UMPTa1 (U) • UMPTb2 (GUL, GPS support)
• UBBPd1 (G,U,GU)
•WBBPb (HSUPA phase 2 support) • WBBPf1/f2/f3 (Turbo IC)(13Q1)
• UBBPd2 (G,U,GU)
•WBBPd (HSPA+ phase 2)
• UBBPd3 (G,U,L,GU,GL)
BB Board •WBBPf4 (Turbo IC) (12Q3) • UBBPd4 (G,U,L,T,GU,GL)
• UBBPd5 (G,U,L,T,GU,GL)
• UBBPd6 (G,U,L,T,GU,GL,UL,GUL)
• UTRP2 (Optical GE)
• UTRPa (13Q4)
• UTRP3 (ATM over E1/T1)
Notes: G - GSM, U - UMTS, L - LTE FDD, T - LTE TDD
• UTRP4 (IP over E1/T1)
Transmission
• UTRP6 (Un-channelized STM-1)
Board&others
• UTRP9 (Electrical FE/GE)
• UTRPc(Optical FE/GEx2+Electrical
FE/GEx4)
• UCIU
2012&Before 2013 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q2

Released
BBU3900/BBU3910/BBU3910A Roadmap Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18.0/~

Control board BB processing board BBU3910A Capacity
• Multimode UMPTb1 (GUL) • UBBPd1/3 Max. DL/UL 512/384CE, 256 • 12Cell •Cloud BB enhancement
Transmission board HSPA users per board, Max. 6 cells per • DL/UL 1024/1024CE •Max. 72 cells per BBU
board • UL CE pooling
• UTRPa (ATM/IPoE1)(13Q4)
• UBBPd2/4 Max. DL/UL 768/512CE, 384
HSPA users per board, Max. 6 cells per
board
• UBBPd5 Max. DL/UL 768/768CE, 512
board
• UBBPd6 Max. DL/UL 1024/1024CE, 768
board
Capacity RAN17.1
• Max. DL/UL 6144/6144CE per BBU
Capacity
• UL CE pooling among 12 cells(UBBPdx)
• Support Cloud BB
BBU3910
•Same as BBU 3900 with UMPT
•Only support UBBP&UMPT&UBRI&UTRPc
2013 Q2 2014 Q2 2014 Q4 2015 Q2 2015 Q4~

Released
Ready for Contract
Cloud BB platform Roadmap Planned
Planning
USU3900
USU3900/USU3910
 UCXU：
User and scheduling data switching amongst BBUs
6*QSFP (2*10G+2*6.25G)
 UCIU：
BBU BBU BBU BBU BBU  Signaling&OM&Clock switching amongst BBUs
 SMPT：
2- level USU-BBU architecture  OM for USU connected to OSS
 Signaling&OM&Clock to 2nd USU
USU3910
2014Q2 2015Q2
SRAN9.0 SRAN10.1
• IBC10: Cabinet for USU and BBU • USU3910
UEFU:
3 USU3900 + 10BBU 1-level USU
Signaling&OM&Clock switching
• USU3900 Centralized:10 BBU(U & L)
Distributed:50 BBU(L)
OM for USU connected to OSS
1-level USU，5 BBU
2-level USU
data switching amongst USU
UMTS 120 cell , LTE 180 cell
Centralized:120 BBU(L) ULPU:
2-level USU，25 BBU
 LTE 900 cell Distributed:300 BBU(L) User and scheduling data switching amongst BBUs
1*40GE 、4*10GE、2*sRIO+2*sCPRI、2*sRIO configurable

RF Module Roadmap

Released
SingleRAN RF Module Roadmap(UMTS Related) Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
[1]: Blade RRU
RRU3824[1]
RRU3828 2.1G 1x60W/12L
•2.1G 2x40W/12L ------------------------
RRU3806 ------------------------ RRU3826[1]
•2.1G 1x80W/18L RRU3829 •2.1G 1x80W/12L RRU3953[1]
------------------------ •2.1G 2x60W/18L ------------------------ RRU3938[1]
•1900M 2x80W 2T4R/18L
RRU3808 ------------------------ RRU3926 •900M 2x40W 2T2R/12L
•2.1G 2x40W/18L RRU3936[1]
RRU3908 V2 •900M 1x80W/12L -----------------------------
•AWS 2x40W/18L •900M 1x80W/12L
•1.9G 2x40W/24L ------------------------ RRU3839[1] RRU3959[1]
------------------------
------------------------ ------------------------ RRU3942 •2.1G 2x60W 2T2R/12L •900M 2x60W 2T2R/12L
RRU3908 V1 RRU3838[1]
RRU3928 •850M 2x60W/24L •2.1G 2x40W/12L
RRU •1.9G 2x40W/24L •900M 2x40W/12L •1.9G 2x60W/24L
------------------------ ------------------------
------------------------ ------------------------ RRU3832[1]
RRU3908 V2 RRU3961 RRU3936[1]
RRU3929 •2.1G 2x60W/12L
•850M 2x40W/24L •800M+900M 2x60W/24L •850M 1x80W 1T2R/12L RRU3952[1]
•900M 2x60W/24L •AWS 2x60W/12L
•900M 2x40W/24L •1.9G1x80W 1T2R/12L •850M 2x60w 2T4R/18L
WRFUe
•2.1G 2x80W
WRFU WRFUd ------------------------
•2.1G 1x80W •2.1G 2x60W MRFUd
•850M 1x80W ------------------------ •900M 2x80W
------------------------ MRFU V2 ------------------------
WRFUa
RFU MRFU V2 •850M 1x80W MRFUe
•900M 1x125W •2.1G 1x100W
•900M 1x80W
Before 2011 2011 2012 2013Q2 2013Q4 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q1

Blade RRU Solution
Scenario 1: Scenario 2: Scenario 3:

 Band X + Y + Z
 Band X  Band X + Y
 Sector 1 Or Sector 1 + 2 Or Sector 1 + 2 + 3
Unique Seamless Assembly Smallest & Fastest Best-in-class RF Performance
One Box 12L/14KG Up to10W/L Power Density

Multi-band, Multi-RAT and Multi-sector Industry’s most lightweight macro Up to 60MHz IBW
Scalability RRU, three modules installed under 5
minutes 30% Less Power Consumption

Released
SingleRAN AAS Module Hardware Roadmap(UMTS Related) Ready for Contract
Planned
Planning
AAU3910 AAU3910
Active: 2100 Active: 1800
Pass. : 1800 Pass. : 2100
AAU3910
Active: 2600 AAU3910
Pass. : PCS Active: 1800 and 2100
AAU3911
AAU3910
AAU3910 Active: 2100
Active: 2600
Active: 1800 and 2600 Pass. : 1800 and 700~900
Pass. : 1800
AAU3911
AAU3910 AAU3910 Active: 2600
Active: 2600 Active: 1800 Pass. : PCS and 700~900
Pass. : 2100 Pass. : 1800 and 2100 AAU3911
AAU3910 Active: AWS
Active: AWS Pass. : PCS and 700~900
Pass. : PCS
AAU3910
Active: 2100 and 2600
SRAN8.0
SRAN8.0 SRAN8.0
2013Q2 2013Q3 2014Q2 2014Q3

SRAN8.0 SRAN9.0
AAU3902 AAU3902
Active: 2100M Active: 1800M and 2100M
Pass. : 800~900/1710~2690 Pass. : 800~900/1710~2690

AAU Solution
 High Integration
 High Integration
 2 Active Bands, two of 1800/2100/2600.
 2 Active Bands Integrated
 5B3M one AAU, Passive 800-900M /1.8G-
 Up to 75% BOXs saving
2.6G
 70%+ Boxes Saving
 High Capacity  High Capacity

 Uplink 4Rx Increase up to 120 % UL  Vertical Uplink 6Rx Increase up to 120% UL
Gain
Gain  Vertical Multi Sectors Achieve up to 100% DL
 2 * 60W in Downlink Gain
 User Specific Tilting Achieve 15%-30% DL
 Up to 60M IBW Gain
AAU 391X AAU 3902

4
UMTS Lifecycle Plan

Released
Ready for Contract
UMTS Key Features * : RAN17.0 is for specified market with urgent requirement and included by RAN17.1 Planned
Planning
2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q2 2015Q4~
RAN16.0 RAN17.0* RAN17.1 RAN18/~

3GPP Release 10 3GPP Release 11 3GPP Release 11 3GPP Release 11～
Voice & Other Services Voice & Other Services Voice & Other Services Voice & Other Services
• CS Voice Precise Power Control • Seamless Crystal Voice
• Crystal Voice in deep coverage • DCH enhancement
Data Services Data Services
• Ultra fast CS call access • VoHSPA enh.
• Macro-Micro DC-HSDPA • Traffic Shaping and Scheduling optimization
• Ultra flash CSFB Data Services
Radio & Performance for Video service；
Data Services • MF-HSDPA
• CCPIC (Phase3) • TCP Proxy( Phase1)
• DB-HSDPA • TCP Proxy ( Phase2)
• RB Parking Radio & Performance
• 3C-HSDPA • KQI Based Video Scheduler (Phase 2)
• Load-based Intelligent State Transition • HSUPA Scheduler Pool
• MF-HSDPA [Trial] • Video Cache；
• Turbo IC (Phase2) • Control channel OLPC
• KQI Based Video Scheduler (Phase 1) • Radio Aware Video Transcoding
• Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) Networking &Transmission & Security
Radio & Performance Radio & Performance
• HetNet uplink CoMP(Joint Reception) • RNC in Pool Load Sharing Enh.
• Turbo IC (phase 3) • DL/UL Joint Schedule
• CE Efficiency Improvement for HSUPA • RNC in Pool Node Redundancy Enh
• HSUPA full coverage • Enhanced CELL_FACH Rel11
TTI 2ms • Source Address Based Routing
• Uplink Virtual CPC • IRC Enhancement
• Fast Radio Bearer Setup
• Path MTU for RAN Sharing • HSDPA Precise DPCH Power Control Networking &Transmission & Security
• External interference detection on
U900/850[Service] • Multi-Operators PKI Certificates • HSDPA Dynamic power sharing • RNC in Pool Enhancement
• Automatic Congestion Handle O&M • Automatic Congestion Handle Phase 2 • IPv6
• HSDPA Dynamic power sharing [Trial] • GSM->UMTS User Migration Visibility [OSS] Networking &Transmission & Security • S-UMTS (N=2)
Networking &Transmission & Security • CCO Phase2 • RNC in Pool Management Enh.[OSS] O&M
• RNC in Pool Load Sharing Enh. • Downlink RRM based Coverage • SeGW Pool
•KQI based Optimization
• RNC in Pool Node Redundancy Enh • Optimization[OSS] OM
O&M • GUL Co-antenna support[OSS] • GSM->UMTS User Migration Optimization •KQI SNS Visibility[OSS]
• KQI Web Visibility[OSS] • KQI File Access Visibility [OSS]
• KQI Video Visibility[OSS] • KQI Visibility on Grid Level[[OSS]
• KQI Benchmark Customization[OSS]
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Released
Ready for Contract
UMTS Basic Version Improvement Planned
Planning
2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q2 2015Q4~
RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN17.1 RAN18.0~

Basic Features/packages Basic Features/packages Basic Features/packages
• Garbled Noise Detection and • Instant Macrodiversity in inter-frequency • Compressed Mode Optimization TBD
Correction of AMR Voice handover • Capacity Improvement for Hard HO
• Swap Efficiency Improvement for • Seamless Paging Scenario
Intra-RNC NodeBs • Cell Relocation in NodeB
• Call Drop Rate Improvement • Compression Mode Optimization

• MC-HSDPA inter-board deployment
Version Improvement Version Improvement Version Improvement

•Most of the Garbled Voices Corrected • improve Inter-frequency handover • The throughput during compressed
Automatically success rate mode is increased
•One-Command NodeB rehoming • Improve Paging success rate • The throughput during Hard
•CS/PS call drop rate improved • Improve MC-HSDPA deployment Handover is increased
efficiency

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Released
UMTS RAN15.0 [1] : Depend on SONMaster V100R014, which will be released in 2014Q2
Ready for Contract
Planned
Planning
• HSUPA Time Division Scheduling

Voice & Other Services Networking
• Layered Paging in IDLE Mode O&M
• Adaptive Adjustment of HSUPA Small
&Transmission &
• SRVCC from LTE to UMTS with PS Target Retransmissions Security • Cell Outage Detection and
Handover • DPCH Pilot Power Adjustment Recovery[OSS]
• MOCN Independent Iub Transmission
• Fast Return from UMTS to LTE • DPCH Maximum Power Restriction • Micro NodeB Self-Planning Enh.
Resource Allocation
• Load Based Dynamic Adjustment of • Automatic NodeB and Cell Allocation in
• MOCN Independent CE Resource
Data Services PCPICH Allocation
the RNC
• HSDPA Scheduler Pool • RNC in Pool Management[OSS]
• RNC User Plane and Control Plane
• DB-HSDPA[Trial] • RRU PA Efficiency Improvement
• Multiband Direct Retry Based on UE Dynamic Sharing
• 3C-HSDPA[Trial] • UMTS RAN Capacity Visibility[OSS]
Location • RNC in Pool Load Sharing
• 4C-HSDPA[Trial] • Event-based Counter[OSS]
• Load Based PS Redirection from • RNC in Pool Node Redundancy
• Flexible DC-HSDPA • ANR(UMTS) [OSS] [1]
UMTS to LTE • RNC in Pool Multiple Logical RNCs
• Open QoS Platform[Service] • iRAT ANR(U->GL)[OSS] [1]
• Load Based PS Handover from UMTS • Macro & Micro Co-Carrier Uplink
• Video Service Rate Adaption [Trial] • PSC Collision Detection & Self
to LTE Interference Control
• VoIP Application Management[Trial] Optimization[OSS] [1]
• Coverage Based PS Redirection from • PM Counters Related to Security
• Differentiated Service Based on • MLB Inter-Band[OSS] [1]
UMTS to LTE • TLS1.2
Application Resource Reservation[Trial] • HetNet MLB in Idle Mode[OSS] [1]
• Coverage Based PS Handover from • NTPv3
• Differentiated Service Based on • CCO Phase1[OSS] [1]
UMTS to LTE
Terminal[Trial]
• RIM Based UMTS Target Cell
• Platinum User Prioritizing
• Differentiated Service Based on
Selection for LTE Multi-Mode Evolution
• Narrowband Interference Suppression
Resource Reservation • Multi-RAT Carrier Joint
• Independent Demodulation of Signals
Shutdown( NodeB )
from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One
Cell of Lampsite(13Q4)
Radio & Performance
• Turbo IC
Released
UMTS RAN16.0 Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
Voice & Other Services Radio & Performance • Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) O&M
• HetNet uplink CoMP(Joint Reception) • Adaptive RACH
• CS Voice Precise Power Control • CCPIC (Phase3) • Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) based • MRO Inter-frequency [OSS]
• Garble Noise Detection and • Flexible Power Control for Uplink on Coordinated BBU • Blind Handover Optimization [OSS]
Correction of AMR Voice Low Data Rate Transmission • Macro-Micro multi RRUs in one cell • Feature Management [OSS]
• FACH Pool • Intelligent WiFi Detection and • Inter-RNC NodeB Rehoming
• Load-based Intelligent State Selection [eCo] Efficiency Improvement
Data Services Transition
• Intra-RNC Inter-SPU NodeB
• Turbo IC (Phase2)
Rehoming with one MML
• Macro & Micro DC-HSDPA • CE Efficiency Improvement for Networking &Transmission
• Automatic NodeB and Cell Allocation
• Video Service Rate Adaption HSUPA TTI 2ms & Security
in the RNC Enh.
• VoIP Application Management • 192 HSPA Users per Cell
• TWAMP Responder and Controller • External interference detection on
• Differentiated Service Based on • RB Parking
• Multi-Rat Co-Transmission Fairness U900/850[Service]
Application Resource Reservation • Automatic Congestion Handler
Enhancement • UMTS RAN Capacity Visibility Enh.
• Differentiated Service Based on • Camping strategy switch for
• Security Level Setting [OSS]
Terminal mass event
• Multi-SeGW IPSec Redundancy • KQI Web Visibility[OSS]
• Fast Radio Bearer Setup
• Dual PKI Server IP Support • KQI Video Visibility[OSS]
• IRC [Trial]
• RNC in Pool Load Sharing Enh. • KQI Web Insight[OSS]
• HSDPA Dynamic power sharing
• RNC in Pool Node RedundancyEnh • KQI Video Insight[OSS]
[Trial]
• RNC in Pool Management Enh.[OSS] • KQI Application Customization[OSS]
• KQI Terminal Customization[OSS]
• KQI User SPI Customization[OSS]

Released

Planned
Planning
Radio & Performance Networking O&M

Voice & Other Services
&Transmission &
• Seamless Crystal Voice • HSUPA Scheduler Pool Security CCO Phase2
• 3C-HSDPA Enhancement[Trial] - Downlink RRM based Coverage
• Source Address Based Routing
• Control channel OLPC
• Precise WiFi Detection Assisted with • Path MTU for RAN Sharing Optimization[OSS]
Cellular [eCo] • Multi-Operators PKI Certificates - GUL Co-antenna support[OSS]
Data Services
• RNC in Pool Load Sharing Enh. • Feature Management Enh. [OSS]
• Traffic Shaping and Scheduling • RNC in Pool Node Redundancy • MLB Inter-frequency Band based on
Optimization for Video service Enh
interference[OSS]
• TCP Proxy (Phase1)
•GSM->UMTS User Migration
Visibility [OSS]

Released

Planned
Planning
Networking O&M
Voice & Other Services Radio & Performance
&Transmission &
• Crystal Voice in deep coverage • Turbo IC (phase 3) Security • GSM->UMTS User Migration
• Ultra fast CS call access • HSUPA full coverage • RNC in Pool Management Optimization
• Ultra flash CSFB • Uplink Virtual CPC Enh.[OSS]
• HSDPA Precise DPCH Power • Self-Optimization in UL External
• Coverage Improvement by
Control Interference Suppression Interference Scenario
• HSDPA Dynamic power sharing • SeGW Pool • PS Downlink Throughput
• Automatic Congestion Handle
Phase2 ptimization[OSS]
• Precise State Transition for Battery • Intelligent Interference
Data Services Saving
Management[OSS]
• DB-HSDPA • Inactive User Battery Saving
• Enhancement on narrowband • SON Policy Management[OSS]
• 3C-HSDPA
• MF-HSDPA [Trial] interference suppression •Coverage Map[OSS]
• KQI Based Video Scheduler (phase1) • Dual band network access control
•Traffic Map[OSS]
based on UE type
•KQI File Access Visibility [OSS]
•KQI Visibility on Grid Level[[OSS]

Released
UMTS RAN18/~ Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
Radio & Performance Networking O&M

Voice & Other Services
&Transmission &
• DCH enhancement • Downlink Edge user performance Security • Radio Resource Consumption
• EVS enh. • RNC in Pool Enhancement Statistics For Application, IM, Web,
• VoHSPA enh. • Enhanced CELL_FACH Rel11 -Pool Size and Capacity Enh. Streaming, VoIP.[OSS]
• DL/UL Joint Schedule • IPv6 • KQI SNS Visibility[OSS]
• STSR • S-UMTS (N=2) • KQI SNS Insight[OSS]
• IRC Enhancement
Data Services • WiFi UE Detection based on MR
• 3GPP->WiFi Traffic Steering based
• Non-adjacent MC-HSDPA
on Service/Subscription
• MF-HSDPA
• KQI Based Video Scheduler (Phase2)
• Video Cache；
• Radio Aware Video Transcoding
• KQI based Optimization

Released
Voice & Other Services Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
2013Q2 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q4~

RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18.0/~
• SRVCC from LTE to UMTS with • Precise CS Power Control • Seamless Crystal Voice • EVS
PS Handover • Garble Noise Detection and • DCH enhancement
• Fast Return from UMTS to LTE
Correction of AMR Voice • VoHSPA enh.
2015Q2
RAN17.1
• Crystal Voice in deep coverage
• Ultra fast CS call access
• Ultra flash CSFB

Released
Data Services Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
2013Q2 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q4~
RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18/~

• DB-HSDPA[Trial] • Macro-Micro DC-HSDPA • Traffic Shaping and Scheduling • MF-HSDPA
• Video Service Rate Adaption optimization for Video service
• 3C-HSDPA[Trial] • Non-adjacent MC-HSDPA
• 4C-HSDPA[Trial] • VoIP Application Management • TCP Proxy (Phase2)
• Differentiated Service Based on • KQI Based Video Scheduler
• Flexible DC-HSDPA
Application Resource Reservation (Phase2)
• Open QoS Platform[Service] • Video Cache；
• Video Service Rate Adaption [Trial] • Radio Aware Video Transcoding
Terminal
• VoIP Application Management[Trial]
• KQI based Optimization
• Differentiated Service Based on 2015Q2
Application Resource eservation[Trial]
• Differentiated Service Based on RAN17.1
Terminal[Trial] • DB-HSDPA
• 3C-HSDPA
• MF-HSDPA [trial]
Resource Reservation
• KQI Based Video Scheduler
(Phase1)

Released
Radio & Performance Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
2013Q2 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q4~
RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18/~

• Turbo IC • CCPIC(Phase3) • HSUPA Scheduler Pool • Downlink Edge user performance enh.
• HSUPA Time Division Scheduling • Flexible Power Control for Uplink • Control channel OLPC • DL/UL Joint Schedule
• Layered Paging in IDLE Mode Low Data Rate Transmission
• Precise WiFi Detection Assisted with • STSR
• Adaptive Adjustment of HSUPA • FACH Pool
• Load-based Intelligent State Cellular[eCo] • Enhanced CELL_FACH Rel11
Small Target Retransmissions
• DPCH Pilot Power Adjustment Transition • IRC Enhancement
• DPCH Maximum Power Restriction • Turbo IC (Phase2) • WiFi UE Detection based on MR
• Load Based Dynamic Adjustment of • CE Efficiency Improvement for • 3GPP->WiFi Traffic Steering based on
PCPICH HSUPA TTI 2ms 2015Q2
Service/Subscription
• HSDPA Scheduler Pool • 192 HSPA Users per Cell
• Multiband Direct Retry Based on UE • RB Parking RAN17.1
Location • Automatic Congestion Handler
• Turbo IC (phase 3)
• Load Based PS Redirection U-> L • Camping Strategy Switch for Mass
• Load Based PS Handover U-> L Event • HSUPA full coverage
• Coverage Based PS Redirection & • Fast Radio Bearer Setup • Uplink Virtual CPC
Handover • IRC [Trial] • HSDPA Precise DPCH Power Control
• RIM Based UMTS Target Cell • Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) • HSDPA Dynamic power sharing
Selection for LTE • HetNet uplink CoMP(Joint • Automatic Congestion Handle Phase2
• Narrowband Interference Reception)
Suppression • Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception)
• Independent Demodulation of based on Coordinated BBU
Signals from Multiple Small Cell • Macri-Micro multi RRUs in one cell
RRUs in One Cell of Lampsite(13Q4) • UMTS&LTE Flexible User Steering
based on SPID
• Intelligent WiFi Detection and
Selection [eCo]
[Trial]
Released
Networking & Transmission & Security Roadmap Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
2013Q2 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q4~
RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18.0/.1/~

• MOCN Independent Iub • RNC in Pool Load Sharing Enh. • RNC in Pool Enhancement
RNC in Pool Phase 2
-Pool Size and Capacity Enh.
Transmission Resource Allocation • RNC in Pool Load Sharing Enh. - Pool size expanding
• IPv6
• MOCN Independent CE Resource - UP load sharing, Pool size • RNC in Pool Node Redundancy Enh.
• E2E QoS Monitoring
Allocation expanding and flexible networking - Pool size expanding • S-UMTS (N=2)
• RNC User Plane and Control • RNC in Pool Node Redundancy Enh. • Source Address Based Routing
Plane Dynamic Sharing • Path MTU for RAN Sharing
- Pool size expanding and flexible
• RNC in Pool Load Sharing • Multi-Operators PKI Certificates
networking
• RNC in Pool Node Redundancy
• RNC in Pool management
• Macro & Micro Co-Carrier Uplink
Enh.[OSS]
Interference Control 2015Q2
• TWAMP Responder and Controller
• PM Counters Related to Security
• Multi-Rat Co-Transmission Fairness RAN17.1
• TLS1.2
Enhancement
• NTPv3 • RNC in Pool Management Enh.[OSS]
• Security Level Setting
• SeGW Pool
• Multi-SeGW IPSec Redundancy
• Dual PKI Server IP Support

Released
Ready for Contract
O & M Roadmap [1] : Depend on SONMaster V100R014, which will be released in 2014Q2 Planned
Planning
~2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q2 2015Q4~
~RAN 16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18.0~

RAN17.1
SON SON
SON SON
• Adaptive RACH • MLB Inter-frequency Band based on
• Camping strategy switch for mass event interference[OSS] • GSM->UMTS User Migration Optimization • KQI based Optimization
• Fach Pool • Downlink RRM based Coverage • Automatically Congestion Handler PH2 MBB Visibility
• Automatically Congestion Handler PH1 Optimization[OSS] •Radio Resource Consumption Statistics
• Self-Optimization in UL External
• ANR (UMTS) [OSS]
• Intelligent Network Energy Saving[OSS] Interference Scenario
For Application, IM, Web, Streaming,
• iRAT ANR (U->G/L) [OSS] VoIP.[OSS]
• CCO Phase2 • PS Downlink Throughput
• MLB Inter-frequency Band[OSS] •KQI SNS Visibility[OSS]
-GUL Co-Antenna Support[OSS] Optimization[OSS]
OM
•KQI SNS Insight[OSS]
• Feature Management [OSS] OM • Intelligent Interference Management[OSS]
• Inter-RNC NodeB Rehoming Efficiency • Feature Management Enh.[OSS]
• SON Policy Management[OSS]
Improvement MBB Visibility
• Intra-RNC Inter-SPU NodeB Rehoming • Grid-GIS Support [OSS] MBB Visibility
with one MML command •GSM->UMTS User Migration Visibility • KQI File Access Visibility [OSS]
• Automatic NodeB and Cell Allocation in •KQI Visibility on Grid Level[[OSS]
[OSS]
the RNC Enh.
•KQI Voice Visibility[OSS]
• External interference detection on
U900/850[Service] •KQI SCORE[OSS]
MBB Visibility •KQI Benchmark Customization[OSS]
• KQI Web Visibility[OSS] •Coverage Map[OSS]
• KQI Video Visibility[OSS]
•Traffic Map[OSS]
• KQI Customization[OSS]

Solution Roadmap

Released
U900/U850 Solution Ready for Contract
Planned
Planning
2013Q2 2014Q2 2015Q2 2015Q4~
RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.1 RAN18.0/~

• inter-modulation interference • External interference detection on • Enhancement on narrowband • S-UMTS（N=2)
detection [Service] U900/850[Service] interference suppression
• Multiband Direct Retry Based on • Dual band network access control
UE Location based on UE type
• Narrowband interference 2014Q4 • Coverage Improvement by
suppression Interference Suppression
RAN17.0
• BBU3910A for easy U900 refarming

RAN15.0 U900/850 Solution
Multiband Direct Retry Based on UE Location
Description:
• User layered based on path-loss under UMTS multi-frequency
scenario.
• Higher-band carrier prefers to Absorbing traffic and lower-band
carrier prefers to coverage.
• Note: lower-band carrier means U900 or U850 .
Benefits:
• Improve coverage and system capacity , up to 19% capacity
improved with 3.8M lower-band networking.
• Improve edge user experience.

Narrowband Interference Suppression
A strong narrow (80KHz) interference from live network

Description:
• Narrowband interference(NBI) suppression works in UMTS uplink.
Software and hardware notch filter is required to dynamically
remove the interferences(200KHz, 50ms).
Benefits:
• Improve performance on U900 or U850

External interference detection on U900/850
[service]
RNC U2000
NodeB Data
collection Data collection Nastar
command Task
online
Data Data data
Report
Data
Report
Offline tools
Action
Description:
• Automatic collect cell traffic and RTWP data, select target cells
suspected with interference based on time domain algorithms. In order
to further detect interference ,applying FFT function on target cell and Benefits:
analysing uplink spectrum data, output report with interfernece
information online or offline • Improve efficiency 20 times compared to manual work
• Depend on Nastar and service

RAN18.0/~ U900/850 Solution
S-UMTS(N=2)
Deploy UMTS on smaller bandwidth such as 2.4MHz Description:

• Applying slower chip rate which is 1/2 of the original chip
rate of 3.84 Mcps to form a Scalable UMTS waveform as 1/2
normal UMTS waveform.
GSM900
• The Scalable UMTS waveform has similar properties as the
5 MHz normal UMTS waveform , conforming to the physical layer
definition of the normal waveform, while occupying less
bandwidth.
• Time is scaled 2 times longer relative to the normal UMTS
as a means of achieving the smaller bandwidth waveform.
• Depend on UE,
RRU3926/3928/3929/3936/3938/3961/3942
MRFUd、MRFUe、MRFUv2 optimized module
S-UMTS
2.4MHz
Benefits:
• Enable U900 Re-farming on smaller bandwidth(2.4MHz)
• Easy U900 Re-farming and save frequency point for GSM
• Utilize fragment and remaining frequency when GSM quit

HetNet Solution

Released
HetNet Roadmap Overview [1] : Depend on SONMaster V100R014, which will be released in 2014Q2
Ready for Contract
Planned
Planning
2013Q2 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q4~
RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18.0/~

Radio & Performance Radio & Performance Radio & Performance
• Macro & Micro Co-carrier Uplink • Macro & Micro UL Comp • DL/UL Joint Schedule
• Macro & Micro RRU Co-Cell • STSR
Interference Control
Deployment 2015Q2 • pRRU cluster automatic Adjust
• Adaptive Configuration of Traffic
• Macro & Micro DC-HSDPA • User Location identify in Lampsite system
Channel Power offset for HSUPA RAN17.1
SON & Service
• Uplink Enhanced CELL_FACH
• MRO Inter-frequency [OSS] • MF-HSDPA [Trial] SON & Service
Improvement • AAS Self-Adjustment
Networking & Transmission & Security
• Cell Level Beam forming • 3GPP MDT
• CPRI Over MW
SON & Service
Hardware
• ANR (UMTS) [OSS] [1] • pRRU3901(LampSite) Hardware
• iRAT ANR (U->G/L) [OSS] [1] • BTS3911E • Pico
• HetNet MLB in idle mode [OSS] [1] • USU
• Micro NodeB Self-Planning
Enhancement[OSS]
Networking & Transmission & Security
• WiFi Backhaul
• MicroWave P2P Backhaul
• TDD eRelay Backhaul
• 60G Backhaul
• Digital Certificate Enhancement
Hardware
• BTS3803E

Released
HetNet Hardware Roadmap Ready for Contract
Planned
Planning
(UO)BTS3902E (UO)BTS3902E (UO)BTS3902E

•1.9G 2x5W •AWS 2x5W •850M 1x10W
•2.1G 2x5W RAN13.0 RAN14.0
Micro BTS
RAN13.0
2013Q4 2014Q2
(UO) BTS3803E (UL) BTS3911E
2011Q4 • 2.1G 4x1W 2.1G 2*10W
• 1.9G 4x0.5W RAN16.0
• AAS WiFi
RAN14.0 2015Q1
(UL) pRRU3901
2013Q2 • U 2.1G 1x200mW pRRU3901
• L 2.1G 2x100mW •WIFI Optional [Trial]
SRAN8.0 SRAN9.0
Lampsite
(UL) pRRU3901
(UL) pRRU3901
•U 2.1G 1x200mW
• U 2.1G 1x200mW
•L 2.6G 2x100mW
• L 1.8G 2x100mW
SRAN8.0
SRAN8.0
2013Q4 2014Q2 (UL) pRRU3901
(GU) pRRU3901 [1] •U PCS 1x200mW
• G 1.8G 1x50mW •L AWS 2x100mW
Cloud BB
• U 2.1G 1x200mW SRAN8.0

SRAN8.0
USU
•5BBU exchange
•Up to 120cell
2014Q2
2011 2012 2013 2014
Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
[1]: GSM is DCU solution

BTS3902E/BTS3803E Specifications
UMTS BTS3902E UMTS BTS3803E
• Size: ~5.3 L
• Size: ~9.7 L
• Weight: ~6.5kg
• Weight: ~12kg
• Power: PoE / AC
• Power: AC
• Antenna: Internal AAS Antenna
• Antenna: Internal or External Antenna
• WiFi: 2*100mw, 2*2MIMO，802.11n,
• Transport Interface: FE/GE electrical/optical
BTS3902E 2.4Ghz/5.8Ghz (Optional）
• Transport Interface: GE/FE
Specification Description
Frequency band 2.1GHz,1.9GHz Specification Description
Output power 2*5W Frequency band 2.1GHz, 1.9GHz
IBW 20MHz, 2 cell carriers Output power 4*1W （2.1G）, 4*0.5W(1.9G)
Throughput Max 84Mbps (DL) /23Mbps(UL) IBW 20MHz, 2 cell carriers
Baseband CE 192CE Throughput Max 84Mbps (DL) /23Mbps(UL)
Baseband CE 192CE
BTS3803E

RAN14.0 HetNet Solution
Micro NodeB Self-Planning
Self Planning
Self planning:
Basic parameters • LA
• Frequency
U2000 • NCL
SON Receiver report • Scrambling
Conf. code
Conf.
BTS1
BTS4
Micro BTS
RNC
BTS2
BTS3
Description: Benefit:
• Self planning, SON scanner get environment information, automatic • Reduce manual effort for wireless planning
generate wireless parameters

Micro BTS Support Flexible Backhaul
Scenario1：MSTP Backhaul Scenario2：Cable Backhaul

Twisted pair cable Ethernet
cable
Micro BTS CPE/Mini-DSLAM CPE Micro BTS
RAN14 RAN14
Ethernet
Micro BTS Macro BTS cable
OLT MDU/ONU
MSTP Network
SeGW
Scenario3：Wireless Backhaul Scenario4 ：xPON Backhaul

IPCLK
Based on WiFi IP MAN Ethernet
Ipsec tunnel RAN15
BRAS cable
FE/GE
RAN15 Micro BTS
Micro BTS Based on MW
OLT MDU/ONU
Ethernet Micro sites achieve frequency synchronization with the IPClock though
cable
the IEEE1588 ACR mechanism.
Micro BTS Based on TDD
Benefit:
Flexi Backhaul make customer easy to solve last mile
problems and increase the deploy efficiency
Macro & Micro Co-carrier Uplink Interference Control
Good macro Good micro
signal quality signal quality
UL border DL border
Non-SHO SHO
UL border DL border macro

macro micro F2
Macro service Micro service area micro
area
F1
Description:
• The Pilot TX power difference lead to macro/micro uplink unbalance.
RRC redirection/inter-frequency
• If there are UEs in the problematic area ，system can use RRC redirection and handover
inter-frequency handover to drive this UEs to the neighbor carrier.
GAP区
• If the 1st action is failed，system will trig desensitivity process to reduce the
receiver sensitivity of micro sites and eliminate uplink/downlink gaps. F1
• If there are no UEs in the problematic area, the desensitivity process will be
cancelled . macro micro
Triggering de-sensitivity, if UE locate in GAP area
Benefits: and can not redirect to another Carrier
• Make the macro & micro co-carrier deployment practicable.

UL CoMP
1BBU
CPRI Cloud BB UL Boundary DL Boundary
CPRI
Sector
Sector11 Sector2
UL Comp
Intra-Site UL Comp Area
SHO area
Inter-Site UL Comp
The Basic Architecture of UL Comp UL Comp Active Area Description
Description: Benefits:
• Inter-Site UL Comp：When the load of Macro and Micro is unbalance, in order to use the capability of radio interface fully, the • The Gain of system uplink
BBU can receive and combine the signal from the two cell simultaneously, so to improve the edge user throughput. capacity：5%~10%
－Depend on Cloud BB architecture • The Gain of cell edge user
• Intra-Site UL Comp：The BBU can receive and combine UL signal of one user from different sector，so to improve edge user throughput：50%~100%
throughput
- No hardware dependency, just cells configured on same BB board
• According the capability of baseband to define coordinate cluster. Then system will use some rules to select proper antenna
from the cluster to receive and combine specific user signal. The antenna selection is based on uplink measure report.

Macro & Micro RRU Co-Cell Deployment
Description:
• In deep coverage scenario (such as residential areas), the macro
cell and micro cell is needed to achieve effective coverage. But if
all the cell is isolated, the work of network planning and
optimization will be huge and make the operator hesitate to deploy.
• Combine the Macro cell and Micro cell into one logic cell and
eliminate the interference between the macro cell and micro cell
and avoid complex network planning and optimization.
Benefits:
• Decrease the handover ratio and improve system KPI
• Simplify the Network Planning and Optimization and Improve the
deep coverage deploy efficiency
Macro&Micro RRU Co-cell Deployment

RNC in Pool Solution

Released
RNC in Pool Roadmap Overview Ready for Contract
Planned
Planning
2013Q2 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q4~
RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18.0/.1/~

RNC in Pool Phase 1 RNC in Pool Phase 2 • RNC in Pool Load Sharing Enh. • RNC in Pool Enhancement
• RNC in Pool Load Sharing Enh.
• RNC in Pool Load Sharing - Pool size expanding -Pool Size and Capacity Enh.
- UP load sharing, Pool size
expanding and flexible • RNC in Pool Node Redundancy Enh.
• RNC in Pool Node Redundancy
networking - Pool size expanding
• RNC in Pool Multiple Logical • RNC in Pool Node Redundancy
Enh • RNC in Pool Capacity
RNCs
- Pool size expanding and flexible Visibility[OSS]
networking
• RNC in Pool Management
2015Q2
Enh.[OSS]
RAN17.1
• RNC in Pool Management Enh.[OSS]

RNC in Pool Solution Redefine Controller Evolution Path
Traditional expansion and new RNC introduction

Description:
RNC2 RNC2
RNC1 RNC1 • Capacity limited by RNC capability
BSC6900
RNC3
BSC6900
RNC3RNC3
RNC4
BSC6900
• RNC capacity expansion requires significant costs (Capex and
BSC6900
BSC6900
BSC6900
BSC6910
Opex) through replacing equipments (swap) or work-intensive
BSC6910
O&M (split)
• Traffic load cannot be shared between RNCs so hardware
resources may not be fully utilized in the network
RNC Split RNC Swap
• Importance of RNC reliability increases with the RNC capacity
RNC in Pool enable RNC smooth evolution

Benefits:
RNC2 RNC2
RNC1 RNC1
BSC6900
RNC3
BSC6900
RNC3 • One big logical RNC, exceeding one RNC limitation
BSC6900
BSC6900
BSC6900
• Smooth path for expansion and new RNC introduction, no
BSC6900
BSC6910
RNC split/swap, minimize service impact and effort
• Inter-RNC load sharing improve RNC resource utilization
• Fault-tolerant RNC eliminates risk of single point of failure
RNC in Pool and improves RAN system availability
• Enable feature sharing

RNC in Pool Solution Evolvement
(1) RAN15.0 (2) RAN16.0 (3) RAN17.0

3 BSC6900 + 1 BSC6910 3 BSC6910 + 1 BSC6910 6 BSC6900 + 1 BSC6910
1 BSC6910 + 1 BSC6910
• RNCs are pooled through Iur-p for RNC-level load sharing and node • Load sharing can expand control plane capacity to 1.6~1.9 times.
redundancy. Load sharing& node redundancy can be applied • Node redundancy can recover service within about 10 seconds in
simultaneously general network after it is triggered manually.

UMTS Capacity Solution

Released
UMTS Capacity Solution Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
2013Q2 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q4~
RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18.0~

Features Features Features
Features
• Turbo IC • CCPIC(Phase3) • Control channel OLPC
•HSUPA Scheduler Pool • DCH enhancement
• Layered Paging in IDLE Mode
• Turbo IC (Phase2)
• HSUPA Time Division Scheduling • MF-HSDPA
• Flexible Power Control for Uplink 2015Q2
• Adaptive Adjustment of HSUPA Small Target • Downlink Edge user performance
Retransmissions
Low Data Rate Transmission RAN17.1 enh.
• FACH Pool Features
• Adaptive Configuration of Traffic Channel • Enhanced CELL_FACH Rel11
Power offset for HSUPA(for 10ms & 2ms • Load-based Intelligent State • Turbo IC (phase 3) • IRC Enhancement
HSUPA) Transition
• HSUPA full coverage
• SMS Paging Prior to PS • Automatic Congestion Handler
• Uplink Virtual CPC
• DPCH Pilot Power Adjustment • RB Parking
• HSDPA Precise DPCH Power
• DPCH Maximum Power Restriction • CE Efficiency Improvement for Control
• Load Based Dynamic Adjustment of PCPICH HSUPA TTI 2ms
• HSDPA Scheduler Pool • 192 HSPA Users per Cell
• Automatic Congestion Handle (ACH)
RNC Capacity Evolution
RNC Capacity Evolution Phase2
• BSC6910:New platform for MBB
• RNC in Pool Load Sharing Enh.
• 120 Gbps/ 64KK BHCA • MF-HSDPA[Trial]
NodeB Capacity Evolution
• GPU, 1 board for 4 CP/UP dynamic sharing RNC Capacity Evolution
• RNC in Pool :expand BSC6900 with BSC6910 • Multimode UBBP （GUL）
• Max. DL/UL 1024/1024CE, 768 • SCUc
HSPA users per board

RAN14.0 Data Services
DC-HSUPA (23Mbps)
D C -H SU P A P e rfo rm a n c e G a in (Bu rst Tra ffic ) ,P A 3
D C -H SU P A + 16Q A M
2.5
H SU P A + 16Q A M
F2
A vera ge Burst Ra te(M b p s)

2
1.5
F1
1
DL: DC-HSDPA UL: 0.5

DC-HSUPA
0
0 2 4 6 8 10
U se r N u m b e r/se c to r
Description:
Benefit:
 DC-HSUPA use 2 adjacent carrier
 Maximum 53% average rate gain for burst traffic.
 DC-HSUPA must along with DC-HSDPA
 23Mbps can be achieved with UL 16QAM
 Need UE support

DB-HSDPA
D B-H SD P A P e rfo rm a n c e G a in (2.1G H z+ 900M H z, Bu rst Tra ffic ) ,P A 3
12
D B-H SD P A + 64Q A M
Carrier on Band B
2.1G H z-H SD P A + 64Q A M
10 900M H z-H SD P A + 64Q A M
A vera ge Burst Ra te(M b p s)

8
Carrier on Band A 80%
6
DL: two carrier from 4

different bands combined
2
0
0 5 10 15 20
U se r N u m b e r/se c to r
Description:
 Improve user data rate and system capacity
 Similar to DC-HSDPA, DB-HSUPA use 2 carriers on
different frequency bands. Benefit:
 Supported band combination:  Maximum 80% average rate gain for burst traffic.
Band I+ Band VIII (2100+900)
Band II+ Band IV (1900+AWS)
Band I+ Band V (2100+850)
Band II+ Band V (1900+850)
 Need UE support

Flexible DC-HSDPA
Flexible HSDPA Dual-Cell
F3(Band A)
DC
F2(Band A)
NodeB
F1(Band A)
DC
 Improve user data rate and system capacity  By setting several DC groups, data on different carriers are
 Multi-carrier are used in one NodeB joint scheduled to improve system resource efficiency.
 DC-HSDPA is used based on UE’s capability  Higher network radio resource utilization improve UE
throughput rate 5%~20%
 Based on Rel-8 DC-HSPA UE.

4C-HSDPA
F4
180
F3 160
F2 140
F1 120
100 w/t MIMO
80 w/o MIMO
DL: Maximum 4 carriers combined,
peak data rate 168Mbps 60
40
20
0
1c 2c 3c 4c
Description:
 Improve user data rate DL Peak Data Rate
 Maximum 4 carriers from 2 different frequency bands
aggregated
Benefit:
 Band combination: Dual band 4C-HSDPA
 Peak data rate 168Mbps with MIMO, 84Mbps without MIMO.
I-2-VIII-1
I-3-VIII-1
II-1-IV-2
II-2-IV-1
II-2-IV-2
I-1-V-2
I-2-V-1
I-2-V-2
 Need UE support

MF-HSDPA
Description:
 To enhance HSDPA cell edge throughput by multiple flows from multiple
cells(SFDC/DF3C/DF4C,etc.)
 UE receives separate data flows on several links:
 Inter-NodeB: from two neighboring NodeBs
 Intra-NodeB: from adjacent sectors of one NodeB
 On one frequency carrier for SFDC HSDPA configuration or on
two frequency carriers for DF3C/DF4C HSDPA configuration.
 Need UE support.
Benefit:
 Simulated cell edge throughput gain 15~50% for intra-NodeB
scene
 Simulated cell edge throughput gain 5~20% for inter-NodeB
scene

RAN15.0 Radio & Performance
Turbo IC
Simulation
Throughput gain, PA3
130%
18.9% 20.3%
120% 15.6%
Gain over RAN 12

110%
BaseLine
SIC(Successive IC) 100%
PIC (Parallel IC)
90%
80%
Total Interference Total Interference Total Interference Total Interference
Demodulate or decode R12 IC (Dem+PIC) Turbo IC Turbo IC Turbo IC

Total
Interference
Signal reconstruction and cancellation
(1Iteration) (2Iteration) (3Iteration)
• Decode IC： Reconstruct with signal after decode.  To improve 10%~30% uplink capacity than IC depended on
penetration of 2ms HSUPA UE and enough traffic volume.
• SIC: Successive IC
 IC +Turbo IC solution can greatly reduce the interference of high
• Adaptive iteration control：based on user number speed service to improve network capacity 30%~60%
• Only for 2ms TTI user
• Depend on WBBPf board.

• Depend on 2ms TTI feature.

Turbo IC（Phase2）
Description:
User1
User2
• This feature introduced a single HARQ process which can
User3 be given a minimum non-zero scheduling grant. This
User4
User5 scheduling grant allows every eight sub-frames to send a
Traditional scheduling mode: always have a lot of users in 40-byte PDU, which is actually caused the minimum rate
mutual interference with other users
of the 2ms HSUPA users dropped from 160 kbps to 20
kbps. As a result, the uplink interference be mitigated.
User1
User2
User3 Benefit:
Single HARQ scheduling mode: time staggered with different
• Improve 10%-20% HSUPA 2ms on-line users.
users for reducing the total interference

CCPIC(Control Channel Parallel Interference
Cancellation) (Phase 2)
CCPIC pool
board1 board2
cell1
• CCPIC Phase2 algorithm improves the channel estimation • Up to 20% UL capacity improvement, especially for
performance. Smartphone.
• Support CCPIC pool.

CCPIC(Phase 3)
Interference cancelled by Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3

CCPIC Phase 2
DPCCH IC in DPCCH IC HS-DPCCH & E-
1 base-band
gain(Connection No.)
in the whole DPCCH IC in the
Interference board whole cell
cell
cancelled by CCPIC
Phase 3
+15%
53%
+20% 38%
18%
Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3
• CCPIC Phase3 will introduce HS-DPCCH & E-DPCCH IC in the • Increase about 15% number of connections uplink in maximum
whole cell at the basis of DPCCH IC of CCPIC Phase1&2. compared phase2 in Smartphone scenario.
• CCPIC Phase1 can only support DPCCH IC in 1 base-band
board.
• depend on new base-band board:UBBP.

Layered Paging in URA_PCH
Description
• 2 step Paging: last known cell and neighboring cells,
normal route cell
Paging discard ratio in one live network1)
Paging on latest resident cell and Paging on normal route cell

neighbor cell
• 40% ~ 90% PS paging in total

Benefit:
• PS paging repeat and discard lead to bad user experience and service down • Page in last known cell and it’s neighboring cells, about 96% successful
rate
• More than 40%2) paging save in Smartphone network
1): based on Huawei live network
2): based on traffic module & URA planning

Layered Paging in Idle Mode
Benefit:
No paging
response • Decrease the PCH load and paging loss rate.
• Reduce paging amount for idle users, saving 30% ~70%
paging resource.
• Possibly avoid LA/RA splitting, saving OPEX /saving the load
Step1: page in cell Step2: page in LAC/RAC caused by LA/RA update signaling.
Without “Layered Paging”
With “Layered Paging”
Description:
• UE paging in idle state is in a LAC area, it may be more than 2000 cells. The paging is in become 2000 times paging. It is low efficiency,
• Enhanced paging is in cell level. Network know where UE is and paging the UE in target cells, the procedure is two step paging
• RAN record resident cell when RRC connection is released (remove after 30min.)
• Receiving paging message, RAN will check the resident cell. ( If resident cell is not found, go to step2.)
• Step1: Page in resident cell and neighbor cell. ( If fail, go to step2.)
• Step2: Page in whole RA/LA
Impact:
• Call access delay is increased if layer 1 paging failure.
• This feature is not fit for the UE moving very fast.

HSUPA Time Division Scheduling
Industrial Code Division Scheduling Description:
• Time Division scheduling is to allow multiple
Throughput users to transmit high-speed data in different
time slot, and at the same time only one or
UE4 two users are ensured to transmit high-speed
1
data , in result the interference between users
UE3 3 will be avoided, and cell throughput will be
UE2 increased.
2
UE1 4 • Depend on 2ms TTI feature.
Time
TII=2ms
TTI
Time Division Scheduling

Throughput
UE2
UE3
UE4
UE1
Benefit:
• Improve UL Capacity by 20%
1 3
2 4
Time
TII=2ms TTI

Flexible Power Control for Uplink Low Data RAN16.0 Radio & Performance
Rate Transmission
Work point of different bit rate
Before R16.0
Reduce power consumption of associated

channel of low data rate service
Flexible Power Control for Uplink Low Data Rate
Transmission
 This feature helps to select a best work point (SIR) for  Improve 10% number of connected smart phone
different traffic model to make the best efficiency under users with the same load.
certain load in the network with high smart phone
penetration when UE is low actively and has low data rate
 UE is frozen in a limited SIR range to keep the RTWP
stable.

IRC – Interference Rejection Combing [Trial]
Description:
 MRC focus on the signal combination, but interference
also combined.
 IRC take both interference cancellation and signal
construction into account, focus on the best SIR.
 IRC can suppress strong colored interference (
neighbor-cell interference for example).
MRC* Dependency :
(Maximum Signal) New BaseBand Board,UBBP
No. 1 No. 2 
signal signal
+ Benefit:
interference
• When uplink and downlink is not balanced, strongly
Signal and interference interference will appear easily. IRC could suppress
strong interference.
IRC
(Maximum SIR)
*MRC= Maximum Ratio Combining

HSDPA Scheduling Based on UE Location
Normal HSDPA Scheduling with EPF HSDPA Scheduling on UE Location
Speed Speed
Speed Speed Speed Speed
Medium, CQI=21 Medium, CQI=21

Good, CQI=29 Bad, CQI=13 Good, CQI=29 Bad, CQI=13
Same Same High Medium

Same
Low
Same scheduling opportunity in same SPI weight Different scheduling opportunity in same SPI weight
Scheduling priority
300 38%
33%
250 21%
coefficient
200 Alpha=1
150 Alpha=2
100 Alpha=3
Alpha=4
50
Alpha=5
0
1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 CQI
•A coefficient added on scheduling priority mapping to 5 grades,

α=1,2,3,4,5(α=1 points to EPF).

Dynamic Target RoT Adjustment
UL cell coverage is very well.

Improve RoT to get more RoT
Capacity gain
UL capacity
9dB
6dB
RoT=6dB RoT=9dB
RoT: Rise of Thermal noise Time
• The system will automatically adjust the RoT according to Tx power of the • 30% UL capacity gain with RoT increased
user at cell edge, to get the dynamic balance between uplink capacity and • No coverage risk
coverage

Intelligent State Transfer
Connected State
DCH/HSPA
Low volume ,
Fast Dormancy
High Rate Data Tx
FACH/RACH
•CCPIC
User inactivity, •CPC-DTX/DRX
Fast Dormancy •SRB over HSDPA
•Adaptive Configuration of Traffic Channel
Inactive for long time, Data Tx
Power offset for HSUPA
UE originated release High Mobility •RB Parking
•Dynamic Target RoT Adjustment
•Load-based Uplink Target BLER Configuration
URA_PCH CELL_PCH •Dynamic Configuration of HSDPA CQI
•E_FACH
Idle Feedback Period
•E_RACH •DPCH Pilot Power Adjustment
•FACH Pool •DPCH Maximum Power Restriction
•Layered Paging in •…. •Load Based Dynamic Adjustment of PCPICH
•Layered Paging in URA_PCH •Flexible Power Control for Uplink Low Data
IDLE Mode •…. High Rate Transmission
Low
•…. Resource •…
consumption:
Improve latencies, power efficiency and capacity:

To enhance DCH state users & the CCH-state users‘ power Efficiency；
Intelligent and fast state transfer between the DCH-state and the CCH-state.

RB Parking
Description:
Admission
 System will reject new users to access. But UE will still try to access to
Idle Release users
Control network again and again according to 3GPP. Too many RRC Request Repeat
(RRC Storm)may cause even more congestion. Intelligent Access Control (IAC)
FACH Parking In the case of congestion can only be used when system is overloaded or in an unstable state
mitigation, select the user
(overload and RRC success rate low than 70%).
PCH to restore data
transmission  With RB parking, all desires are allowed to access rather than to reject,
while some users will be admitted as RB parking state.
 The admitted user are in a RB parking state. They can not send any PS data,
but CS service is not impacted.
IAC can only control the IAC may affect some users of the
access request from idle CS call, while RB parking does
state, while RB Parking can not affect CS services.
control all access requests
from different states, despite
of idle, PCH and FACH。 Benefit:
 Improve uplink stability.
 Reduce interference from RRC Storm before IAC works.

Automatic Congestion Handler RAN16.0 Radio & Performance
Description:
Self-adapting RRM Architecture  Automatic Congestion Handler is based on Huawei creative self-adapting RRM
architecture, which is an automatic mechanism handle the unplanned event,
An automatic mechanism handle the unplanned event, through Auto. Monitoring, Auto. Trigger and Auto. Optimization.
through Auto. Monitoring, Auto Trigger, Auto Opti.  For Auto. Monitoring, ACH will keep monitoring key capacity factors, such as UL
load factor/Connected user No./Non-H power usage，etc.
Self-adapting RRM Architecture  For Auto. Trigger, RNC will set cell stage as different level, such as Normal
load/Medium load/High load
Auto. Trigger Auto.
For Auto. Optimization, RNC will send Opti. Action package to correlative
1

2 Algrithm1(big 3 Optimization
NodeBs according to the different cell stage. Opti. Action package is pre-defined
Auto.
event) Then Action1 in system, which includes parameters optimization, function enable and feature
Monitoring
If Trigger1 enable.
Algrithm2 Then Action2

RTWP
If Trigger2
DL Load Benefit:
DCH No. …… ……  Unplanned big event can happen anywhere in the network and it is
……… AlgrithmN impossible to prepare for those events. Automatic Congestion
Then ActionN Handler is the only solution to deal this issue.
If TriggerN
 Automatic Congestion Handler will help operator to increase O&M
and radio efficiency, increase KPI and user experience distinctly.

Uplink Capacity Optimization
Description:
• More new features to solve the smartphone
small packet “connection storm”: Use more Load？ Channel Based
• CCPIC phase3
• Flexible Power Control for Uplink Low RTWP
Data Rate Transmission Scenario: Massive HSDPA users in cell
• New feature to control RTWP stable Scenario: Big event , RTWP rise HS-DPCCH Solution: CCPIC phase 3
sharply
• RB parking
Solution: RB Parking Scenario: Massive CELL_DCH users online
• New feature to improve uplink high throughput
• IRC [Trial] (for E-DPDCH) DPCCH Solution: Flexible Power Control for Uplink
Low Data Rate Transmission
• CCPIC phase3 and IRC depend on UBBP

DPDCH
Scenario: High throughput HSUPA users in cell

E-DPCCH
Target Load Solution:
E-DPDCH CCPIC phase3 (for E-DPCCH)
Benefits: Flexible Power Control for Uplink Low Data Rate
• To improve 10%~15% small packet connection Transmission
Thermal Noise
numbers. (for E-DPDCH)
• To improve 10% uplink throughput in data IRC [Trial] (for E-DPDCH)
uploading scenario.
Background Noise
• To keep RTWP stable.
High
service
Load
Time
RNC Capability Evolution
Cloud and Convergence
BSC6900&BSC6910
BSC 6900 RNC in Pool Enhancement
Single platform for GU BSC6910
New platform for MBB RNC O&M Improvement
Board pooling optimization
RNC in Pool
G&U
UMTS 2015&Future
GSM
2014 Q2 • Tbps capacity with
software upgrade
•RNC in Pool UP Load • Cloud Architecture, share
2013Q2
Sharing resource anywhere
•120 Gbps •Intra-RNC NodeB
• 64K KBHCA Rehoming Improvement
2012Q2&Before •Inter-RNC NodeB
• GPU, 1 board for 4 CP/UP
dynamic sharing Rehoming Improvement
• 40 Gbps
• RNC in Pool :expand
• 5300 KBHCA
BSC6900 with BSC6910
• Interface board pooling
• Control plane load sharing
• Service awareness with NIU

NodeB Capability Evolution
• G/U/L multi-mode
• High performance
• Dedicated SoC
Future
2015Q2 Capacity
Channel Element •72 cells per BBU
efficiency 2014Q2
Capacity
•HSUPA Scheduler Pool
2013Q2 BB processing board
• Multimode UBBP (GUL)
Baseband Control board •Max. DL/UL 1024/1024CE,
•Multimode UMPTb1 •768 HSPA users per board
(GUL) •CE pooling among 12 cells
•WBBPf1/f2/f3(13Q1)
Scheduling capability •CE Efficiency Improvement
Signaling capacity BB processing board for HSUPA TTI 2ms
No. of HSPA users
•WBBPf4(12Q3)
•Max. DL/UL 768/512CE, 384 Capacity
HSPA users per board •UL 6144/DL 9216 CE per
•CE pooling among 6cells BBU
Capacity
•DL/UL 4608/3072CE per BBU
•Signaling: 1500 CNBAP/s

UMTS SON Solution

Released
UMTS SON Solution Overview Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
~2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q2 2015Q4~

~RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN17.1 RAN18.0~
D-SON C-SON D-SON • KQI based Optimization
• Adaptive RACH • MLB Inter-frequency Band based on • GSM->UMTS User Migration • 3GPP ANR
• Camping strategy switch for mass event interference[OSS] Optimization • 3GPP MDT
• Intelligent Network Energy Saving
• Fach Pool • Automatically Congestion Handler PH2
• CCO
• Flexible Power Control for Uplink Low • Self-Optimization in UL External
-GUL Co-Antenna Support[OSS] Interference Scenario
Data Rate Transmission
-Downlink RRM based Coverage • UE Battery Power Saving Optimization
• Load-based Intelligent State Transition
Optimization[OSS]
• Automatically Congestion Handler PH1 C-SON
C-SON • PS Downlink Throughput
• ANR (UMTS) [OSS] Optimization[OSS]
• iRAT ANR (U->G/L) [OSS] • Intelligent Interference
• MLB Inter-frequency Band[OSS] Management[OSS]
• Cell Outage Detection and Recovery • SON Policy Management[OSS]
[OSS]
• CCO Phase1[OSS]
• MRO Inter-frequency [OSS]
• Blind Handover Optimization[OSS]

RAN15.0 SON
Cell Outage Detection and Recovery
EMS
• KPI
• Alarm
• Trace
Monitor Center
• MML
• Action Expert System
Fault Correlation Analysis and
NodeB Configuration Center Decision
Benefits: Description:
• Huawei expert experience and machine intelligence integration • Huawei expert experience and machine intelligence integration
• Flexible & Extended - definition of healing method by user • Flexible & Extended - definition of healing method by user
• Dependency: None

ANR RAN15.0 SON
Generate neighboring cell

108 SONMaster
18x relations automatically
60
10x G-Cell A U-Cell 1 L-Cell B
6
U-Cell 1 … …
LTE
L-Cell B G-Cell A G-Cell A
UMTS GSM … L-Cell B U-Cell 1
GSM GSM/UMTS GSM/UMTS/LTE
• Auto find out missing neighbor cells and remove redundant neighbor cell • Fast establish neighbor relations and save manual cost at early
• Easy controls: ANR Policy and monitor status stage of deployment.
• Support bi-directional iRAT neighbor relation establish • Improve customer experience by reducing HO failure caused
• Remark: G-U and U-U (intra frequency, inter frequency) neighbor cell are by missing neighbor relation.
all supported.
• Depend on new hardware: SONMaster(V100R014 2014Q2)

RAN15.0 SON
PSC Collision Detection & Self Optimization
PCI=30
PCI=31
PCI=32
PCI=31
U2000 SONMaster
LTE
Check & report confliction
SC=10
SC=11 RNC Reallocate PCI/SC

SC=11 UMTS
SC=12
Description ： Benefits:
• Automatic detect PCI/SC conflict detect • Avoid call drop or handover failure by PCI/SC self
• Automatic allocate new PCI/SC for conflicted cell optimization
• Depend on new hardware: SONMaster(V100R014 2014Q2) • Reduce manual effort for allocate correct PCI/SC

RAN16.0 SON
MRO(Inter-frequency)
Description :
• Step 1: analyze call record to find call drop due to too-late HO,
too-early HO and ping-pong HO;
SONMaster
• Step 2: statistic different scenario HO times and normal HO
times, for decision whether the HO parameter is optimized.
• The handover parameters include U to G and U to U inter
MBSC
frequency.
• Depend on new hardware: SONMaster
Too-Late HO Too-Early HO Ping-Pong HO
Benefits:
• Save 20% manual cost of mobility optimization.
MBTS MBTS
① HO command② call drop MBTS MBTS
• Improve end users experience by reducing call drop rate and
① call drop
X
X
handover failure rate.
UE ③ re-establish to UE
② reestablish to other old cell Ping Pong HO between two cells
cell UE

RAN16.0 SON
Coverage & Capacity Optimization
Description:
• Automatic process MR/MDT to detect Coverage problem
• Automatic generate optimization advice
• Execute optimization automatically or manually
SONMaster • Support UMTS/LTE Optimization
• Dependency: SONMaster
Benefits:
NodeB • Fast identify coverage problem and improve network
coverage and service quality
Weak Pilot Pollution
• Save manually Drive Test cost
(RAN15.0) (RAN15.0)
NodeB
Overlapping Tilt Power E-tilt

(RAN16.0)

RAN16.0 SON
Camping strategy switch for mass event
Preferred Camping No. of RRC Connection Request

DRD based on service Ratio of successful RRC Connection Setup
F3
120%
25000
100%
F2 20000
80%
15000
60%
10000 40%
F1
5000 20%
0 0%
RRC Source: Huawei live network
Congestion
Camping Strategy
Change Description:
• On multi-carrier networks with preferred camping, in mass event scenario
dramatic increases in traffic usually lead to access congestion in
Random Camping
preferentially camped cells and cause key performance indicators (KPIs) to
F3 deteriorate. In this case the system automatically changes the network
camping strategy to random camping strategy
F2
F1 Benefits:
• During special events, this feature balances loads across cells using different
RRC KPI carriers and expands capacity for multi-carrier networks.
Recover

UMTS MBB Visibility Solution

Released
UMTS MBB Visibility Solution Overview Ready for Contract
Planned
Planning
2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q2 2015Q4~

RAN 16.0 RAN17.0 RAN17.1 RAN18~
KQI Grid-GIS Support [OSS] KQI KQI
• KQI Web Visibility[OSS]
• KQI Video Visibility [OSS] •GSM->UMTS User Migration •KQI File Access Visibility[OSS] •Radio Resource Consumption
• KQI Web Insight[OSS] Visibility [OSS] •KQI File Access Insight[OSS] Statistics For Application, IM, Web,
• KQI Video Insight [OSS]
• KQI Application Customization[OSS] •KQI Voice Visibility[OSS] Streaming, VoIP.[OSS]
• KQI Terminal Customization[OSS] •KQI Voice Insight[OSS] •KQI SNS Visibility[OSS]
• KQI User SPI Customization[OSS]
•KQI SCORE[OSS] •KQI SNS Insight[OSS]
Capacity
•KQI Visibility on Grid Level[[OSS]
• UMTS RAN Capacity Visibility Enh.
[OSS] •KQI Benchmark Customization[OSS]
-BSC6910 Support •KQI IMSI Group Customization

•Traffic Trend Visibility[OSS] Coverage
-Traffic Model/NodeB CNBAP/Cell •Coverage Map[OSS]
connection numbers(up to 36 Capacity
months) •Traffic Map[OSS]
Coverage
• Cell level Coverage Counter •RNC in Pool Capacity Visibility[OSS]

RAN15.0 O&M
UMTS RAN Capacity Visibility
1.Network Capacity Bottleneck Detection 2.Traffic Trend
Analysis
100.00% 20000.00
80.00% 15000.00
60.00%
10000.00
40.00%
20.00% 5000.00
0.00% 0.00
Description:
• System can automatically find network capacity bottleneck,
and give precaution;
• Provide long term traffic trend analysis
Benefits: • Dependency: PRS
• Help to network expansion plan and optimization.

RAN15.0 O&M
EBC(Event based counter)
Description:
 Event data is particularly useful for service evaluation and trouble
Event Event Event
shooting. EBC provides a large set of events(i.e. signaling interface
Counter 1 Counter 3 Counter 6
event, internal event ) which can be set to output in form of counter
Event Event Event
by user.
Counter 2 Counter 4 Counter 7
 Deep trouble-shooting and multi-dimensional portfolio analysis
……. …….
U2000 …….  Depend on:

 SAU Board for BSC6900
 ESAU board for BSC6910
SAU Board RNC

User A Service Dimension
Benefit:
 Customized counter definition to meet different customer’s need
Feature Dimension
User B  Flexible counter amount, not dependent on software upgrade
Cause Dimension  Simplifies service evaluation and trouble shooting in the radio
User C network
 Fast response to customer requirement

UMTS User Experience Solution

Released
UMTS User Experience Solution Ready for Contract

Planned
Planning
~RAN15.0 RAN 16.0 RAN17.0 RAN17.1

Common Service based Service based Common
• Queuing and Pre-Emption • Video Service Rate Adaption • Traffic Shaping and Scheduling • KQI SCORE[OSS]
• Differentiated Service Based on SPI Weight Optimization for Video service
• Differentiated Service Based on •KQI Visibility on Grid Level[[OSS]
• Open QoS Platform[Service] Application Resource Reservation • KQI Benchmark Customization[OSS]
Voice based
Service based • KQI Web Visibility[OSS]
Service based
• KQI Video Visibility[OSS] • Seamless Crystal Voice
• TCP Accelerator
• KQI Web Insight[OSS] •KQI File Access Visibility[OSS]
• Web Browning Acceleration
• KQI Video Insight[OSS] •KQI File Access Insight[OSS]
• P2P Downloading Rate Control during Busy Hour • KQI Application Customization[OSS] • KQI based Video Optimization;
Page 89
• Quality Improvement for Subscribed Service User based
User based
• Video Service Rate Adaption [Trial] • Differentiated Service Based on Terminal
• KQI IMSI Group Customization
• Differentiated Service Based on Application • KQI User SPI Customization[OSS]
• KQI Terminal Customization[OSS] Voice based
Resource Reservation[Trial]
Voice based •Crystal Voice in deep coverage
User based
• Precise CS Power Control •Ultra fast CS call access
• Garble Noise Detection and Correction of •KQI Voice Visibility[OSS]
• Differentiated Service Based on Resource
AMR Voice •KQI Voice Insight[OSS]
Reservation
• Differentiated Service Based on Terminal[Trial] RAN18.0~
Voice based
Service based
• AMR Voice Quality Improvement based on PLVA
•KQI SNS Visibility[OSS]
• SRVCC from LTE to UMTS with PS Handover
• Fast Return from UMTS to LTE •KQI SNS Insight[OSS]

Voice Experience Improvement for Weak Reception UE
RSCP(dBm)
An example of applied results from operator O
Left Hand Right Hand
NOKIA E72 -85 -87
Dedicate
iPhone4 -105 -92 Power Dedicate
HO Dedicate
Power + HO
Drive Test: Call Drops
20 18
15
10
5
5 3
1 1
0
0
Nokia E72 Nokia 6720 HTC A3333 MOTO XT701 iPhone 3GS iPhone 4
Source: test results from operator C
Benefits:
Description: • Improves the user experience of CS voice services for weak reception
 RNC identifies weak reception UEs based on the International Mobile Station Equipment
UEs,:
Identity (IMEI) and configures dedicated power control and handover parameters for them.
• MOS score improved 0.1
 Weak reception UEs obtain a high downlink power control threshold in weak coverage areas
and perform handovers at the designated threshold. • Call drop rate decrease 0.4%

RAN14.0 Voice and other services
AMR Voice Quality Improvement Based on PLVA
Voice quality challenge in poor coverage Voice quality challenge in poor coverage
scenario scenario
• Voice quality improved up to MOS 0.35 in poor
Voice quality is declined, because more error bits
will be decoded in poor coverage area signal coverage
Common process with VA (Viterbi Algorithm)

Failed MOS Simulation
Data in Viterbi CRC
Decoder Check VA
Decoded
Produce 1-best Candidate Bits
Huawei advanced PLVA (Parallel List Viterbi Algorithm)

success
Data in Viterbi CRC

Gain=0.35
Decoder Check
PLVA @BLER=10%
Decoded
Produce n-best Candidate Bits
Correct bits Error bits Null bits CRC:cyclic redundancy check Have willing to deploy
Huawei is the ONLY vendor that realize PLVA with self-design chipset

Platinum User Prioritizing-VIP Experience in CS and PS Services

Application Scenario and Benefits
Access Success Rate
AMR Call ARM Call PS Call PS Call

Connection Quality Connection Speed
Platinum User
MOS CS Quality Throughput PS Throughput
Gold User
Silver User
Brown User
- Cell Edge Load
Platinum user
Normal user
Means the highest priority than others. Benefits:
• Platinum user gets higher access success rate than other users at cell
congestion scenario.
Description:
• Platinum user ‘s CS voice quality is improved especially in weak
 Improves user experience for platinum users in network congestion
situation when gatherings, sports events, festivals and so on occurs. coverage condition.
• Higher PS bandwidth will be supplied for Platinum user.

Open QoS Platform [Service]

The Solution for Open QoS Platform Description:
Applications Optimization Request  The hot applications usually are different among different area, single QoS
strategy can’t fit multiplex custom requirement.
 Open Qos Platform is introduced to support finer QoS management
capability for different operator.
Fast optimization solution
w/o RAN release upgrade  Step1: Applications Aware by NIU(YouTube, Yahoo!, etc.)
 Step2: Service Mapping(Web, VOIP, video, etc.)
3
SmartCare Professional Service  Step3: Customized QoS Configuration(Happy Delay, Happy Time,
Happy Bit Rate, Max Bit Rate, etc.)
Target Application  Dependence:

experience improved 2 APP charact. Database
 NIU board equipped (Hardware)
1 NIU
 APP charact. Database (software)
(SA)
 SmartCare Professional Service
M2000
Benefits:
• Open to OTT and Customized the difference experience by service
based, terminal based and user based, the higher priority has better
NodeB RNC experience .
SGSN/GGSN
• Fast react(<3 months) for customization requirements;

Video Service Rate Adaption(Trial)

Throughput (kbps) Without optimization
 Long time to start
Challenging: Slow Start Buffering  Stall frequently
1s more delay -> 6% leaving 500

Total 4s delay -> 20% dismiss
Audiences
Playing begin
100% dismiss Initial Buffer time Time
20% Loading Throughput (kbps)

delay (s) With optimization
 <4s initial buffer
0 4 1560
 Bandwidth Guarantee
500
T = 4s Time
Description:
 Faster initial rate to reduce waiting time;
 Limit MBR to avoid wasting bandwidth; Benefit:
 Add service-based GBR to guarantee video experience. • Improve video experience
• Save radio bandwidth and decrease cell load.

VoIP Application Management (Trial)

The Factors Impact on VOIP MOS The Solution for VOIP Quality Management
MOS (PESQ)/RAN packet loss MOS (PESQ)/RAN bandwidth Traditional way: TC: Interactive, BE, No GBR or delay control
3.5 3.3 3.2 3.6 3.3 3.3 3.3

3.4 3.2
3 3.2 internet
2.6 2.9
2.5 3.0
2.5 2.2 2.8
2.6 2.4
2 2.4
UTRAN/CN UTRAN/CN
2.2
1.4
1.5 2.0
16kbps 32kbps 64kbps 128kbps 384kbps 3.6mbps
1 Optimization: TC: Conversation, Streaming, GBR and delay guaranteed
0.50% 1% 5% 10% 20% 50%
UE VoIP Throughput UE VoIP Throughput

Source: Huawei mLab
Optimization
Description:
• The traditional VOIP can’t be guaranteed the delay and packet loss. S-GBR
• VoIP Application Management optimizes the scheduling to manage the time time
bandwidth, delay and packet loss for OTT VoIP. VoIP can be identified
Benefit:
from CN and send to RAN through DSCP/GTPU or based on RNC • Ensure best QoE for MNO’s VoIP services, which is differentiated from
NIUa(service aware) . free VoIP like Skype, Viber and YY, etc.
• Manage VoIP bearer especially when in cell edge, congestion cell, • Improve 0.1~0.8 MOS especially for VoIP users in cell edge, congestion
high speed, and minimize the delay. cell or high speed.

Differentiated Service Based on Terminal[Trial]

Cell Resources Allocation
An test results for 3 different terminal groups
High valuable terminals • the SPI weight ratio for 3 terminal groups is 9:3:1;
（SPIweight=90） • the users online is 10. (1 for terminal group0, 3 for
terminal group1 and 6 for terminal group2).
Middle valuable terminals
（SPIweight=30） User Average Throughput(Mbps)
1.2 1.1
Low valuable terminals
（SPIweight=10） 1
0.8
Description:
0.6
• All the user experience will be deteriorated when the cell loading is high, “Differentiated
0.38
0.4
Service Based on Terminal” feature can provide different experience for different
terminals. 0.2 0.12
• IMEI-TAC or service aware to identify terminal types, and map to different terminal 0
Terminal Group0 Terminal Group1 Terminal Group2
groups. The different terminal groups will configured with different SPI Weight.
• The user with higher SPI Weight will get more serviced resource and better experience,
Benefit:
such as iPhone or other terminals compliant with operator smartphone strategy.
• Improve special terminals service experience.
• The feature will take effect only in high loading cells.

Differentiated Service Based on Application Resource Reservation[Trial]

Traditionally all applications in a cell share total power Optimized power allocation based on Application groups
High priority
70%
application group
Low priority
30%
application group
Resource
Resource
High Priority Low Priority

application application
High Priority Low Priority
application application
Description:
• Mapping applications to different resource groups, each group can setting Benefit:
HSDPA Power Quota per cell. Cell HSDPA Power Quota of each group only • Enhanced experience for high-priority applications by limiting low
take effect in case of cell power congestion. valuable applications power consumption and supplying more
• Applications and Groups mapping should be configured by operator; power resource to high valuable applications at cell power
• Applications can be identified from CN and send to RAN through DSCP/GTPU
congestion scenario.
or based on RNC NIUa(service aware) .

Differentiated Service Based on Resource Reservation

Traditionally all users share total cell power Optimized power allocation based on user groups
High priority
70%
user group
Low priority
30%
user group
Resource
Resource
High Low
Priority Priority High Low
User User Priority Priority
User User
Description:
Benefit:
• Mapping user SPIs to different user groups, each group can setting
• Enhanced experience for high-priority users by limiting low valuable
HSDPA Power Quota per cell. Cell HSDPA Power Quota of each
HSDPA users power consumption and supplying more power resource
group only take effect in case of cell power congestion.
to high valuable HSDPA users at cell power congestion scenario.
• SPIs and Groups mapping should be configured by operator;

KQI Visibility SPI：Scheduling Priority Indicator
Solution and Dependency Description:

• Support customized evaluation phase1:
Iu-ps Gw • KQI Application Customization:

Gn Gi
Uu Support special applications(Youtube…) KQI evaluation;
GGSN
SGSN
GGSN
RNC
IP IP IP IP
• KQI User SPI Customization:
NodeB  Support special SPI based user groups(Gold, silver…) KQI
evaluation;
RAN CN WAP GW
• KQI Terminal Customization:
Add NIU board and  Support special terminals(iPhone…) KQI evaluation.
SAU board PRS:
• Support multi-services
•Configuration
•Statistics • KQI Web Visibility: Support Web evaluation with web KQIs;
• NIU board：Service Awareness and KQI •Presentation • KQI Video Visibility: Support Video evaluation with Video KQIs;
measurements; • Support multi-level Visualization
• SAU board: Finish KQI measurements,
store source data and report to • RNC Level
PRS(Performance Surveillance) • RNC. Cell Level
Benefit:
• Provide light-weight KQI evaluation method, no probe need, long-term and daily network/cell-level KQI monitoring;
• A good method to face 3rd –party evaluation.

RAN16.0 Voice & Other Services
Precise Power Control for CS Voice
BLER
0.1
0.5 dB Gain
0.01
0.001
BER-BLER Joint BLER
EbN0
 UMTS is becoming the basic network for CS voice, with GSM (900MHz and • Increase approximately 10.5% R99 CS capacity.
1800MHz) refarming to UMTS and LTE, and LTE voice falling back to UMTS.
 It’s necessary to increase the efficiency of UMTS R99 voice to carry more CS voice.
 The feature optimizes the power by applying more accurate step to adjust the target
SIR and thus avoiding the waste of UL power.

Garbled Noise Detection and Adjust
DL Garbled Noise UL Garbled Noise

Detection 64Kbps PCM Detection and Adjust
Encoder Decoder
IUUP IUUP
Encoder
Decoder
FP IUUP IUUP FP Decoder
Encoder
IUUP IUUP Iub
UE Iub UE
NodeB 64Kbps PCM
NodeB
RNC Decoder Encoder RNC
UMG UMG
Description:
 Some mobile handset will trigger garbled call in AMR RB setup, DRD, HHO, Cell update Benefits:
preceding process, garbled noise could be triggeredd by HFN for speech encryption and  Reduce UL garbled noise up to 60%;
decryption are mis-configured between UE and RNC.  Detect DL garbled noise;
 CS MOS will come to 1.0 MOS when garbled noise triggered.

RAN17.0
Traffic Shaping and Scheduling optimization Data Services
for Video service

Less scheduled Users at one time having about 5~10% capacity gain, with UE power saving
Capacity Capacity
Burst Scheduling
Initial Transmission 5~10%
A User A: A:
DCH FACH/
B: PCH
FACH/ B:
B User PCH DCH
Time Time
Description : Benefits :
 To have Less User Simultaneously Scheduled, Less Non-HS TCP power;  5~10% radio capacity gain to support more video stream;
 By burst transmission, UE power saved by transfer to FACH/PCH status;
 Dependency : Cache board needed

TCP Proxy (Phase1)
RNC cache some TCP
packet locally
RNC send data to UE
based on radio condition
TCP Thro = Win/(Tu+Ts)
ACK 3 3
Data 2
Tu ACK 2
TCP Client TCP Proxy 1

Ts
Data
Send Win
TCP Thro = Min(Win/Tu, Win/Ts) TCP Server
Internet
UE RNC Server
Description :
 Pre-ACK feedback to server.
 Flexible TCP window (UE<->RNC) control based on radio condition.
 Reduce UE duration on DCH status.
Benefits :
 Increase TCP based services experience, like web browsing, video, etc.
 Save UE power and increase DCH channel utilization.
Connect with real network

1 UMTS Roadmap Overview
4
UMTS Lifecycle Plan

RAN14.0 Networking & Transmission &Security
Micro NodeB Self-Planning
Self Planning
Self planning:
Basic parameters . LA
. Frequency
U2000
. NCL
SON Scanner report
. Scrambling code
Config
Config . LCS
BTS1
BTS4
Mico BTS
RNC
BTS2
BTS3
Description Benefits：
• Improve deployment effeciency . Reduce manual effort for wireless planning
• Self planning, SON scanner get environment information,
automatic generate wireless parameters

NodeB Integrated IPSec
Description:
• IP-based backhaul suffers threats from traditional IP network
• Build security data link between NodeB and SecGW
• Support transport mode and channel mode, AH protocol and ESP
protocol
• Assure data flow security on Iub interface
• Depend on
 UTRPc board or UMPT borad
 SecGW
Benefits:
• Protect data traffic confidentiality, integrity, and authentication
between participating peers
• Avoid data being tampered, wiretapped

NodeB PKI Support
RA: Register Authority

CA: Certificate Authority
Description:
CRL: Certificate Revoke List • Standard and high efficient certificate management system
CR: Certificate Repository
Operator CA • Provides X.509v3 Digital Certificate Management based on
CR/CRL
CMPv2, it complies with RFC 4210 and 4211 specification,
RA
and it makes NE easy to interact online with operator’s CA
• Standard certificate management system, including
certificate enrollment, generation, distribution, update and
revocation
• Depend on:
BTS  PKI/CA server
Certificate-based IKE v2 U2000  UTRPc board or UMPT board
SecGW RNC
Benefits:
• Low-cost, high-efficiency certificate management
• Assure authenticity, confidentiality, integrity of certificate management
• Certificate-based applications, such as IPSec, SSL etc., are more secure than PSK-based ones

RAN14.0 Networking & Transmission & Security
Integrated Firewall
Integrated firewall system

Authorized data flow
Transport Attack packet filtering ACL module

processing module Attack packets in
module authorized data flow
Unauthorized data flow
Exception processing
module Data is discarded Data is discarded
• Prevent the device from being attacked illegally • Prevent device from illegal packets attack like ARP/ICMP flood attack and
• Filter unauthorized data flow and attack packets malformed attack
• Support ACL, intelligent white list and black list, to ensure the • Avoid device outage or illegal access due to malicious attack
legal access
• Support L2 filter, such as VLAN
• Depend on UTRPc board or UMPT board

Security Status Monitor and Audit
OMC
 System information change audit

 System running state audit
 Security policy state change audit
• Know the security status of network to take corresponding • General view of the network security status
countermeasures • Proactively identify security risks, prevent security accidents, avoid the
• Centralized security status check on the whole network loss of operators’ revenue
• Audit report including vulnerabilities on the network with sound • Provide security audit for operators
security strategy recommendations

RAN14.0 O&M
Fault Management Enhancement
– Fast Fault Diagnosis and Troubleshooting Diagnose Result
Description:
• Enhanced Fault Management incorporates a database. Based on the experience
of O&M experts, this database includes various diagnostics for different types of
faults and updates together with RNC software releases. Based on statistics,
alarms, and logs collected from the problematic site, this feature quickly locates
and analyzes the fault, and then provides an analysis report for O&M personnel.
• Dependency: None
Benefit:
• quickly locate faulty network elements (NEs) or boards when the RNC services
are interrupted.

Service-based PS Handover from UMTS to LTE
•Improve experience and offload data to LTE from UMTS
Description:
LTE • PS handover to LTE is performed in the following two
scenarios.
PS handover/ cell PS handover to LTE • Scenarios1: CS voice call hand up in UMTS
reselection to UMTS
after voice call • CSFB to UMTS is performed when UMST&LTE dual-
along with CSFB
terminate mode UE trigger a CS voice call in LTE.
• Ongoing PS connection will handover to UMTS
along with CSFB.
• After voice call terminated, the ongoing PS service
UMTS will be handover back to LTE.
• Scenario2: PS call initiated in UMTS
• If UE initiating PS call in UMTS, and the PS call can
be handover to LTE as indicated by CN, then UMTS
network will trigger the PS call handover to LTE.
Benefits:
• Improve data traffic experience with LTE capability (higher peak rate).
• Better experience than cell reselection and re-direction for PS service
• Load balance between UMTS and LTE.

MOCN Independent lub Transmission Resource RAN15.0 Networking & Transmission & Security
Allocation
• RNC configure independent logical ports for each • This feature prevents one operator from occupying
operator, each logical port has independent excess Iub user-plane transmission resources in
admission control and flow control. MOCN scenarios and ensures that operators retain
independent Iub user-plane transmission
resources.

MOCN Independent CE Resource Allocation
Type 1: Traditionally
Description: Operator C
• CE resources organized in Private Group and Operator A Operator D
Shared Group
• Private Group can only be allocated to Operator B
corresponding Op
• Shared Group shared commonly, first come first
serve BBU Resource Shared
Dynamically
Type 2: RAN15.0
Operator B
Operator A Operator C
Operator D
Benefits: Shared Group
• Guarantee each Operator’s CE proportion by Private Group
• Optimize CE resource utilization efficiency by Shared Group
BBU Resource Allocation:
Private Group + Shared Group

PM Counters Related to Security
Description:
• To show the detailed status of network been attacked
PM counters for IPSec, IKE, Firewall, TLS/SSL • Indicate what performance affections caused by all kinds of security
applications, what’s more, to show the network security status.
The following PM counters are related to security:
 PM counters for IPSec
 PM counters for IKE
 PM counters for Firewall
 PM counters for TLS/SSL
iManager U2000
BS
SSL
SSL
Integrated
Firewall Benefits:
IPSec tunnel SeGW
BSC/RNC • Indicate the performance affections caused by security applications
BS • Show the extent and scope of attacks
• Identify the types and source of attacks
• Provide the reference to carry out security strategy
• Easy to root the security problems

Fast Return from UMTS to LTE
w.o this LTE Camp LTE Camp

LTE
feature CS Call on
UMTS
Search Cycle and Cell Selection
CSFB CS call Release and
‘Fast Return’
with this LTE Camp LTE Camp
feature
CS Call on
UMTS UMTS
U->L Fast Return
• When a Multimode MS terminates a call in the UMTS network, the • This feature can accelerate the speed of camping back on LTE
frequency information of LTE cell can be send through RRC Connection after CSFB and improve the end user’s experience.
Release message to instruct it to camp on the LTE cell instead of cell
reselection from UMTS to LTE.

Coverage-based PS Handover and RAN15.0 Radio & Performance
PS Redirection from UMTS to LTE
LTE
PS Service Handover/Redirection
UMTS
UL dual-mode UE with PS service
• When an UE with active PS service is moving towards outside UMTS • In some special cases, such as L800 in suburban and U2100 in
coverage, an UMTS to LTE PS handover or redirection will be trigged urban, this feature can improve end user’s PS service experience
based on the UE’s capability. when someone is moving out of town.

Load-based PS Handover and PS Redirection
from UMTS to LTE
LTE LTE
LDR triggered
Handover/Redirection
triggered
UMTS UMTS
UL dual-mode UE with PS service
• In some scenarios, such as after a CSFB call or moving at the edge of LTE • This feature can reduce the UMTS load and give end
coverage, although LTE coverage is available, UE still use UMTS to do PS service. users a better experience.
• In case of UMTS load is high, those UEs can be pushed back to LTE cells by PS
handover or redirection based on the UE’s capability.

SRVCC from LTE to UMTS with PS Handover
VoIP & Data

LTE
SRVCC with CS+PS Handover
Voice & Data
UMTS UMTS
UL dual-mode UE with both voice & data
• When a UL dual mode UE is moving outside LTE coverage, if the user • With PS handover, the interruption of PS service decreased
has an ongoing VoIP call in parallel with a data service, both services and bring the end user a better experience.
can be handed over to UMTS simultaneously by SRVCC (Single Radio
Voice Call Continuity) procedure.

RIM Based UMTS Target Cell Selection for LTE
LTE Cell LTE Cell

① UMTS to LTE inform the load ①
Congestion UMTS Cell1 Congestion UMTS Cell1

②
UMTS Cell2 UMTS Cell2
Choose a suitable cell

Target UMTS cell congestion may cause access failure
• UMTS cell load information are transferred to LTE by RIM procedure • End-user’s experience is better:
• In the L->U CSFB algorithm or L->U MLB algorithm , when choosing UMTS • Increase access successful rate and reduce access delay
target cells, congestion cells have the lowest priority

RAN16.0 Multi-Mode Evolution
UMTS&LTE Flexible User Steering Based on SPID
M2000 for RAN M2000 for CN Operator
Description:
SPID strategy
① • ①Set SPID for each subscriber in HSS based on end-
SPID strategy SPID for UE
SGSN
user’s profile
IuPS HSS
• ②SGSN/MME get SPID from HSS when UE attach or
S6d RAU and transfer to eNodeB/RNC/BSC.
②
NodeB MME S6a • ③eNodeB/RNC map SPID to dedicated priority and
RNC
R8/R9 UE
S1-MME send to UE when call release.

Subscriber Profile ID for
RAT/Frequency priority
eNodeB
③
Benefits:
• The operator will have more flexibility for service and traffic steering.
• Keeping the subscriber in a proper network layer would improve the end-user experience from the aspects of mobility and
throughput.

4 UMTS Lifecycle Plan

Definition of Lifecycle Milestone
Milestone Name Status Description
EOM (new site) End of Marketing for new site The EOM (new site) date is the date from which the
receipts of POs (including POs of new offices ) are
rejected.
EOM End of Marketing The EOM date (EOM point) is the date from which
the receipts of POs (including POs of new offices
and/or expansion offices) are rejected.
LODSP Last Order Date of Spare Parts The LODSP date (LODSP point) is the last date
(hardware) that POs of spare parts can be received.
EOFS End of Full Support The EOFS date (EOFS point) is the date from
(software) which Huawei R&D will not develop the patch for
bug fixing.
EOS End Of Service & Support The EOS date (EOS point) is the date from which
any service of the software is not provided.

Node B Product Lifecycle Plan(1) GA-EOM (new site) EOM (new site) -EOM
EOM-LODSP LODSP-EOS
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
EOM LODSP EOS

08Q2 09Q3 18Q2
BTS3812/06/06A
EOM LODSP EOS

09Q4 10Q4 19Q4
BTS3801C/03C
EOM (new site) EOM LODSP EOS

09Q4 12Q4 13Q2 19Q4
DBS3800
EOM (new site) EOM LODSP EOS

09Q4 12Q4 13Q2 19Q4
BTS3812E/A/AE

Node B Product Lifecycle Plan(2) GA-EOM (new site) EOM (new site) -EOM
EOM-LODSP LODSP-EOS
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
GA
08Q2
DBS3900 WCDMA T.B.D
GA
08Q2
BTS3900 WCDMA T.B.D
GA
08Q2
BTS3900A WCDMA T.B.D
GA
09Q1
BTS3900C WCDMA T.B.D
GA
10Q1
BTS3900L WCDMA T.B.D
GA
11Q4
BTS3902E WCDMA T.B.D
GA
12Q2
BTS3900AL WCDMA T.B.D
GA
13Q2
BTS3803E WCDMA T.B.D

RNC Product Lifecycle Plan GA-EOM (new site) EOM (new site) -EOM
EOM-LODSP LODSP-EOS
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
EOM LODSP EOS

08Q3 09Q3 18Q3
BSC6800
BSC6810/6900 T.B.D
GA
13Q2
BSC6910 T.B.D

Software Life Cycle Plan
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
GA EOM EOFS EOS

RAN13.0
GA EOM EOFS EOS

RAN14.0
GA EOM EOFS EOS

RAN15.0
GA EOM EOFS EOS

RAN16.0
GA EOM EOFS/EOS
RAN17.0
GA EOM EOFS EOS

RAN17.1

Software Upgrade Path
To
RAN13.0 RAN14.0 RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN17.1
From
RAN12.0 Yes Yes - - - -
RAN13.0 - Yes Yes - - -
RAN14.0 - - Yes Yes - -
RAN15.0 - - - Yes Yes Yes
RAN16.0 - - - - Yes Yes
RAN17.0 - - - - - Yes

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[eCo] eCoordinator hardware/software dependency

[OSS] Offered as OSS product function

[Service] Only offered as service

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3 UMTS Feature Highlights

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2013Q2 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q2 2015Q4

SRAN 8.0 SRAN 9.0 SRAN10.0 SRAN10.1 SRAN11.0/Later

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CP Capacity BSC6900 Capacity (2 cab.) CP Capacity BSC6910 Capacity (One cab.)

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Unified Hardware Automatic CP / UP reconfiguration

MBB Traffic model

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• WMPT • UMPTb1 (GUL)

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RAN15.0 RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN18.0/~

2013 Q2 2014 Q2 2014 Q4 2015 Q2 2015 Q4~

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[1]: Blade RRU

Before 2011 2011 2012 2013Q2 2013Q4 2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q1

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Scenario 1: Scenario 2: Scenario 3:

Unique Seamless Assembly Smallest & Fastest Best-in-class RF Performance

One Box 12L/14KG Up to10W/L Power Density

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RAN16.0 RAN17.0* RAN17.1 RAN18/~

2014Q2 2014Q4 2015Q2 2015Q4~

RAN16.0 RAN17.0 RAN17.1 RAN18.0~

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IBW 20MHz, 2 cell carriers Output power 41W （2.1G）, 40.5W(1.9G)