Hspa Planning PDF

Apr.
2007
HSPA Network Planning

Introduction
3G Network Planning introduce
www.huawei.com
Huawei Northwest Africa Region

RNP Solution Manage: William.chen
William.chen@huawei.com
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES Co., Ltd. HUAWEI

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Agenda
HSPA Market Requirement
HSPA Feature Introduce
HSPA Deployment Strategy
HSPA Network Optimization
Summary and Discussion
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High QoS Service Requirement
Rapid Increase of User Requirements
Cell Edge
for Mobile Broadband Services to Throughput
Enjoy Wireless Broadband Life!
DL> 600Kbps
Latency
Real time Programs, UL> 300Kbps
About 200 ms higher definition Movie
Multi-play
DL 500Kbps Mobile Service
<100 ms
VOIP
Online Game, Video clips
DL 100Kbps
30-50 ms
n R99 Network n HSPA Network n HSPA Network

Data Service Revenues Growing Quickly
Mobile Data revenues and ARPU increase fast, while voice revenue increasing slowly
and ARPU decreasing
Source: Ovum forecasts global wireless markets Source: Market Research Report
$760B
Mobile ARPU Composition Voice ARPU
$180B Data ARPU
30
24%
25
20
15
$
10
5
0
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Year
Revenue forecast Worldwide ARPU forecast Worldwide
Mobile Data Service is a new source of profit growth, and will be a Huge market !

3G network development
WCDMA network development 190 3G/WCDMA networks

launched, 83 cuntries(70%)
LTE: All IP share of all commercial 3G
HSPA(HSPA+) HSPA+ 100Mbps DL/50Mbps UL networks.
brings higher data
rate and lower latency, E- HSPA Over 158 million WCDMA
it is necessary step subscriptions (including
50Mbps DL/25Mbps UL
for mobile broadband HSDPA); 6.6 million
development! average monthly growth
HSPA: IP RAN
14.4Mbps DL/ 5.76Mbps UL Source: GSA（The Global mobile
Suppliers Association）
3G-R99 : IP CN
384Kbps (DL/UL)
GPRS/EDGE
~144-360Kbps(DL/UL)
1995 2001 2005 2008 2009

Contents
HSPA market requirement
HSPA feature introduce

HSPA Deployment strategy

HSPA Key features - AMC
Channel Quality
Good CQI
Feedback (CQI)
Bad CQI nUE measures channel
quality (SNR or Ec/Nt)
High Code Low Code and reports to Node B
Effective Rate Effective Rate
every 2ms or longer time.
nNodeB chooses
modulation scheme,
transport block size and
code effective rate based
on CQI.
The test UE is cat12,

the peak throughput
is 1600kbps
Good coverage Bad coverage
AMC could improve radio bandwidth and fit for high speed radio transmission.

HSPA Key features - UE Category
n U7310
HSDPA handset, Cat6
n U9110
HSDPA handset, Cat6
n E270
HSPA USB modem,DL7.2M/UL2M
n E870
HSPA Datacard
DL7.2M/UL2M

HSPA Key feature - System resource
Resource allocation
Reasonable resource allocation can improve throughput performance
Minimum Code available for HSPA but not for

n OVSF Code resource R99, so this resource can’t be allocated too much
to avoid no code for HSPA access channel.
DCH Code HSPA Maximum HSPA Minimum

for R99 and HSPA access and traffic channel Code Code
Total Power
Allowed power for HSPA n CE/Iub resource

Throughput
DPCH Power for DPCH

time
Power for CCH
Adjust CEs by actual
Threshold for R99 load control, which throughput per 2ms TTI
n Power resource should not be allocated too much to avoid
no power for HSPA GBR user

HSPA Key feature - Scheduling
Choose which to Scheduling

transmit data? HS-DSCH is common channel, all
HSPA User will use this channel, but
only one (or two) User can use it at
one slot, how to choose the use?
Some basic scheduling algorithm

nRound Robin (RR)
nMaximum C/I (MAXC/I)
nProportional Fair (PF)
Huawei provides Enhanced PF scheduling

nFairness: all the subscriber can get throughput;
nCell throughout: get maximum cell throughput nearly;
nVIP user experience: guard tee the VIP throughput

Mobility management – Intra-Frequency Handover
Cell 1 (HSUPA) Cell 2 (HSUPA) Cell 1 (HSUPA) Cell 2 (HSUPA) Cell 1 (non HSUPA)C ell 2(HSUPA) Cell 1 (non HSUPA)C ell 2(HSUPA)
Reporting event 1d
Reporting event 1b
UE UE
UE UE
Before handover After handover Before handover After handover
From HSUPA cell E-DPCH From non-HSUPA DPCH

HSUPA serving cell E-DPCH
to HSUPA cell Motion direction
cell HSUPA serving cell
to HSUPA cell Motion direction
Cell 1 (HSUPA) Cell 2 (non HSUPA) Cell 1 (HSUPA) Cell 2 (non HSUPA) Cell 1 (non HSUPA) Cell 2 (HSUPA) Cell 1 (non HSUPA) Cell 2 (HSUPA)
Reporting event 1a
Reporting event 1d
UE UE
UE UE
Before handover After handover Before handover After handover
DPCH DPCH
From HSUPA E-DPCH Intra-frequency E-DPCH
HSUPA serving cell
To non-HSUPA cell Motion direction
hard handover HSUPA serving cell
Motion direction

Mobility management – Inter-Frequency Handover
Cell 1 (HSUPA) Cell 2 (HSUPA) Cell 1 (HSUPA) Cell 2 (HSUPA) Cell 1 (HSUPA) Cell 2 (non HSUPA) Cell 1 (HSUPA) Cell 2 (non HSUPA)
Reporting event 2b Reporting event 2b
UE UE
UE UE
Before handover After handover

DPCH
DPCH
From HSUPA cell E-DPCH From HSUPA cell E-DPCH
HSUPA serving cell
To HSUPA cell HSUPA serving cell To Non-HSUPA cell Motion direction
Motion direction
Cell 1 (non HSUPA) Cell 2 (HSUPA) Cell 1 (non HSUPA) Cell 2 (HSUPA)
Reporting event 2b
UE UE
DPCH
From Non-HSUPA cell E-DPCH
HSUPA serving cell
To HSUPA cell Motion direction

Contents

Deployment Strategy is Important
Professional Deployment strategies will be

provided according to your requirement,
which will focus on the ROI(RETURN ON
INVESTMENT).
nCAPEX
Initial Investment
Deployment
investment
n User Experience
nOPEX n Market Demand
n Available New Feature
Optimization service
n New Application Service
Consultant service
n New HSPA UE/HSPA
UE Penetration
n Competition from other
operator

HSPA Deployment Strategy
Mature Phase HSPA+R99 f2 HSPA+R99
Focus on:
R99+HSPA R99+HSPA R99+HSPA
f1
n HSPA Performance
Initial Phase f2
HSPA+R99
Focus on:
n HSPA coverage R99 f1 R99+HSPA R99
n no impact on R99
Hot Spot & Dense Urban Urban Suburban & rural

RRM Control for Initial Phase
Cell Camp and UE access
All UEs tend to camp on f1 cell
Mobility control
HSPA UE access f2 cell by DRD
Intra-freq soft handover, bi-direction
Inter-freq hard handover, single direction
Hotspot
Inter-freq blind handover, single direction
Urban Dense Urban Urban
Admission control
n R99
Load admission control
HSPA+R99 HSPA+R99
n HSPA f2
Access number Limitation
HSPA configuration
Load admission for GBR user
f1 R99+HSPA R99 R99 R99+HSPA
n Dynamic code allocation:
f1 cell: Maximum:10,Minimum:5
Load control
n Dynamic power allocation:
n Load balance between f1 cell to f2 cell in hotspot Tx Power reaches 90% of maximum
area for R99 user power
n No impact on load control threshold for f1 cell
n R99 load control threshold for f2 cell is lower

Strategy Recommendation for Initial Phase
Initial Phase
Traffic features for hotspot/Dense Urban area
Minimize the impact on R99 performance
n High R99 CS capacity requirement
HSPA+R99 f2 f2 HSPA+R99 n High QoS requirement of data service
R99 f1 f1 R99
Disadvantage
n Spectrum utilization efficiency doesn’t reach
maximum;
n The whole cell capacity doesn’t reach
maximum;
Advantage
n HSPA users access HSPA cell by DRD, which
n No impact on R99 coverage and capacity; bring about 200ms access delay;
n No impact on R99 KPI; n Inter-freq HSPA handover increases the
n HSPA user can get high experience even in difficulty of optimization.
R99 busy time;
n High HSPA cell throughput.

RRM Control for Mature Phase
Cell Camp and UE access
R99 UE tend to camp on f1 cell, most R99 UE will access f1 cell
HSPA UE tend to camp on f2 cell, most HSPA UE will access f2 cell

Mobility control
Intra-freq soft handover, bi-direction

Hotspot Suburban
Inter-freq hard handover, single direction
Dense Urban Urban Rural
Admission control Inter-freq blind handover, single direction
n R99
Load admission control
HSPA+R99 HSPA+R99
n HSPA f2 HSPA configuration
Access number limitation
Admission for GBR user n Dynamic Code allocation:
f1 R99+HSPA R99+HSPA R99+HSPA f1 cell: Maximum:10,Minimum:5
NodeB credit admission
n Dynamic Power:
Load control
Maximum power reaches 90% of
total including common channel
n Load Balances between f1 cell to f2 cell for R99 and
HSPA user n GBR configuration
n Maximum HSPA access number for f1 cell is lower GBR rate is due to service
requirement, configuration is
n R99 load control threshold for f2 cell is lower
64Kbps

Strategy Recommendation for Mature Phase
The new traffic features for this phase Disadvantage

is that total UMTS users will growth and
proportion of HSPA will increase! n Investment for HSPA will be increased for
HSPA application on two frequency;
n HSPA User experience will be affected by R99
user pre-emptying resource;
Advantage
n Load balance configuration will require more
n Take full advantage of network resource experience and optimization;
completely including spectrum and power;
n Complicated and advanced RRM algorithm is
n The HSPA cell capacity can reach maximum required.
and provide higher capacity;
n HSPA KPI will be promoted for accessibility
and mobility;
HSPA+R99 f2 f2 HSPA+R99
n Load reshuffle between two frequency will
balance DL load; R99+HSPA f1 f1 R99+HSPA
n Difficulty of optimization will be reduced for
service distribution is available.
Mature Phase
The balance of HSPA and R99 performance

The compare for models
Model Advantage Disadvantage Application

Phase
n Only one carrier frequency n Share resource with R99

f1 HSPA+R99 n Simple development n Capacity is not maximum Initial
n High spectrum efficiency
f2 HSPA+R99 n No Impact on R99; n Need two carrier frequency

n No need complicated n Capacity is not maximum Development
f1 R99
algorithm;
HSPA+R99 n Capacity is maximum n Need two carrier frequency

f2
n Service distribute n Need complicated algorithm
f1 Mature
R99+HSPA
n High user experience

Contents

HSPA throughput performance
A. Radio Environment C. CE/Iub Resource

High data rate
Reasonable
transmission and
hardware process
unit can impact the
HSPA throughput
Low data rate
D. Load for HSPA

B. UE ability load
100% HSPA
90% available
E870
HSPA Data card 75% power will
7.2Mbps(DL)/2Mbps(UL) impact on the
throughput of
E270 HSPA
HSPA USB Modern
7.2Mbps(DL)/2Mbps(UL) HSPA load time

Principle for HSPA Planning
HSPA+R99
n HSPA Throughput Requirement
Green field n R99/R4 Capacity, Coverage Requirement
R99 and HSPA requirement should be met simultaneously !
HSPA+R99
n HSPA Throughput Requirement

n Guarantee R99 CS Traffic Capacity
R99 n Not Change R99 Coverage
R99 requirement should be met first, and then HSPA throughput !

HSPA Shared RNP Flow with R99
HSPA can share the RNP flow of R99, but is different in certain details
Information Collection
HSPA RNP workflow is same as Preparation
R99. The differences between Deployment strategy
those is the detailed information.

Dimensioning
Preliminary Link-budget
Planning
Simulation
RAC Planning
Detailed Neighbor Cell Planning

Planning Scrambling Code Planning
LCS Planning

Information Preparation
Differences about information collection between R99 and HSPA
Information Collection R99 HSPA
Continuous coverage Cell edge throughput

Coverage Requirement service requirement requirement
Traffic Model R99 Traffic Model HSPA Traffic Model
Two Carrier in Dense urban, Dedicated carrier in Dense

Deployment strategy urban, share carriers with
one carrier in urban/sunburn
R99 in urban/sunburn
Network Load 75% for DL/50% for UL 90% for DL/75% for UL
HSPA feature HS-PDSCH code, HS-SCCH

Parameters /RGCH,AGCH configuration,
Scheduling model, etc.

Nominal Planning for HSPA
Differences about Nominal Planning between R99 and HSPA
Nominal Planning
R99 HSPA
Link Budget No Power control

Power control margin margin and SHO for
should be considered. HSPA.
SHO gain should be Power backoff set for
considered. HSUPA
Cell load
Capacity Dimension To achieve cell capacity To achieve cell average

based on R99 traffic and throughput according to
service quality HSPA-specific power & code
requirement resource, etc.
Considering Connect
Simulation Success Rate, Pilot Considering cell
Pollution Proportion, SHO edge throughput
probability etc. for R99； for HSPA

HSPA Dimension: Example of HSPA
Link Budget R99 HSDPA HSUPA
Green field
Continuou Cell Edge Cell Edge

Target
s Service throughput throughput
Begin
Handover Soft/Softer Hard Soft/Softer
Power Control Yes No Yes
Target
R99 DL Traffic requirement Power back off No No Yes
R99 coverage requirement
n Reduce Cell Radius
n Add Code Resource

n Add Carrier N
HSPA Power
Y
R99 Cell Radius HSPA Capacity Meet target?
= DL Total Power –
R99 Actual DL Load Dimensioning
R99 Actual DL Power
Capacity Dimension R99 HSPA end

Traffic Model Complicated Simple
HSPA+R99
Cell Load LoadR99_Actual LoadTotal -LoadR99_Actual

HSPA CE Consume in Handover
n Hard handover is used for HSDPA Data handover, only one NodeB consume CE resource
Signal
Data
n Soft handover is used for HSUPA Data handover, two NodeB consume CE resource
Signal
Node B Data
Node B
n Softer handover is used for
HSUPA Data intra-NodeB handover.
Signal
No CE resource consume in softer

Data Data
handover of Huawei NodeB

Advanced CE design, Save CE!
Dedicated HSPA CE resources, no

impact on R99 resources All the cell in one NodeB share CE
resource
DL R99 CEs
UL R99 CEs
UL HSUPA CE HS_DSCH Node B
Common channel Common channel

HSUPA HSPA Other vendor:
HSUPA Share CE Allocate CEs by Max throughput
with R99 and
High efficient CE for large CEs Huawei:
allocation is
requirement of HSUPA Adjust CEs by actual
dynamic.
throughput
E-DCH Huawei Other Vendor
Throughput
64kbps 2 4
128kbps 4 8
384kbps 8 16
Actual service throughput time
1.45Mbps 20 32

Huawei Innovative Iub IP Transmission Solution
Huawei provides Diverse Iub IP Transmission Solutions Based on carriers available

transmission resources, 1 year ahead of industry!
1
TDM based
TDM High QoS Network
Optical Iub IP
TDM / MSTP
transmission
2
network Hybrid IP
MSTP MSTP based For real-time services
Solution
Iub IP
4 Node B
TDM/Data
3 based Iub IP Low QoS Network RNC
Data Data network Data/xDSL
Packet based Iub IP 5
TDM/xDSL
network For non real-time and
based Iub IP
xDSL best effort services
Huawei Iub IP solution: Go With the IP Trend, QoS Guarantee and Cost Saving !

lub IP Solution - Case in Japan
Huawei Deployed the First All IP Based 3G Network in the World
Data network
SW
OLT
RNC Japan
Splitter Splitter
ONU ONU
Splitter
Node B ONU ONU

Node B
Node B Node B
Figure: RAN networking in eMobile, Japan
Ø Saving a lot of rental cost after introducing Iub IP

Iub IP : More Economical !
Transmission Whole price
Resource
E1 Transmission 4 E1 $4400/month
All IP Transmission 8M Leased IP Line $350/month

Contents

Key Points for HSPA optimization - RF
DL Throughput
n RF environment
RF optimization n Network system
CQI n Application
Accessibility KPI
n DRD impact
n GBR User access Mobility KPI
n Handover area throughput
n User data interrupt
n Inter-freq handover performance

HSPA Optimization target – Improve CQI
HSPA RF optimization target R99 RF optimization target
CQI RSCP & Ec/Io

Make sure that CQI is distributed as
appropriate proportion. Cell edge Make sure that cell gets target
throughput requirement could be coverage probability.
fulfilled in the poor coverage area.
Good Normal Poor
coverage coverage coverage
High revenues
CQI 9>CQI 15> CQI≥9 CQI≥15 High experience
User
experience
Poor Fair Good High throughput
Equivalent
≥ -15dB -15dB～-9dB ≥-9dB
High CQI
Ec/I0
For cat12 HSDPA UE

Performance Optimization Procedure
The three kind of KPI of should be paid more attention to
HSPA CALL SUCCESS RATIO

KPI Collection
HSPA HANDOVER SUCCESS RATIO
DT/CQT/
HSPA THROUGHPUT PERFORMANCE Statistics
Problem
Analyze
n Code congestion
Performance n Power overload
optimization n HSPA subscriber
n Modify the load balance policy number overload
n Carry out smart admission algorithm
n Iub bandwidth
such as DRD or Downsize Access
n Power and Iub bandwidth congestion congestion
means the capacity should be expanded n Unsupported
n The higher bit rate such as 13.6K DCH
channel can help to improve access configuration by UE
performance

HSPA Call Access Control
HSPA CAC is more strict and complicated than R99.
The aim of CAC (Cell Access

Power congestion RB setup phase Control) is to accommodate
Admission more User as possible as it
can based on providing the
SRB Code
Iub Congestion
guaranteed QoS for being
Admission
Admission connected User.
HSPA Subscriber
Number Admission
RRC
connection
HSPA GBP Higher User experience
Power Admission
setup phase
HSPA PBR
Limited Network resource
Admission
More strict CAC control

Intelligent HSPA Access
Intelligent HSPA Access algorithm enhance user access experience
The aim of HSPA DRD

(Direction Retry Decision) is
f2 HSPA+R99 HSPA+R99 HSPA+R99 to provide the HSPA service
for HSPA user as possible
as it can in the HSPA
coverage area.
f1 R99 R99 R99 R99

HSPA access
algorithms of
HSPA UE HSPA UE at HSPA UE at Huawei guarantee
camp on a Cell_DCH Cell_FACH/Cell
_DCH state on the HSPA User can
R99 cell and state on a
make a R99 cell. a R99 Cell and HSPA UE with get the HSPA
HSPA call trigger data service anytime,
connection Move
transimission
from single carrier to anywhere,
multi-carrier area.
anystate!

Accessibility Optimization Solution
Intelligent access - Smart Switch

Smart access switch is protection procedure when HSPA resource is unavailable.
Down rate access works when

n Down Rate Access there is no access resource
for current required rate,
Try but fail! which including UL and DL!
Idle -> HSPA
2048K Try but fail! FACH-> HSPA
n DRD access
Try but fail! DCH -> HSPA
384K
DRD access procedure
8K DCH(HO) -> HSPA
64K works at multi-carrier
It is OK
same coverage scenario
as showed before
n Pre-empty and Queue
Pre-empty and Queue procedure works when high service users accessing, which have higher priority to
allocate resource than normal user.

HSPA Mobility Control
New handover type (service cell change) is introduced along with
HSPA
HS-DSCH<->HS-DSCH service cell change
Intra-freq, trigger event:1D
HS P A HS P A
C E LL C E LL
HS-DSCH<->DCH handover
f1 f1
Inter-freq, trigger
HS P A HS P A event:2D/ Periodic report
HS P A
C E LL C E LL DC H
C E LL
f0 f0 C E LL
f0
f0
G P RS
HS-DSCH<->DCH handover G P RS
C E LL
Intra-freq, trigger event:1D C E LL
HS-DSCH<->GPRS handover DCH<->GPRS handover

What is the Point? –Initial Phase
Inter-freq Handover is the most difficult for HSPA mobility optimization.
HSPA Handover Type HO Success Ratio

The performance of Intra-
H<->H Soft/Softer HO freq HSPA service cell
change is based on the
H<->D Intra-freq HO R99 intra-freq soft/softer
handover.
H<->H Inter-freq HO
H<->D Inter-freq HO
H<->GPRS Inter-freq HO HSPA shall cover hot spot area at

initial phase on dedicated carrier, so
H<->H intra-freq Hard HO there is too much inter-freq HSPA
handover between hot-spot area
H<->D intra-freq Hard HO and non hot-spot area.
HSPA and GPRS

Intra-freq hard handover Handover is applied at
is not suggested on the edge of UMTS
commercial network. coverage area.

HSPA Optimization in HO area
Coverage quality of HO area decide the DL throughput for mobile HSPA

user.
The higher Load will not impact the pilot

pollution but will be deteriorated in coverage
quality of handover area.
The poor CQI will be reported if the Ec/Io

is very bad, DL throughput is close
relative to CQI in HO area, so the
optimization for coverage in HO area is
the key for mobile HSPA user.
This is the typical example for HSPA

throughput optimization in dense urban.
The average throughput of Application
layer reach to 1.2Mbps.(Cat12 UE)

HSPA Throughput Optimization
The Power and Codes available for HS-PDSCH, the Iub bandwidth
and RF environment of UE position will all impact throughput user got.
n Available Codes for HSPA

n Available Power for HSPA
n Available Iub backhaul for HSPA nThe Data

n The Data required to be transmitted should be
delivered.
NodeB RNC-
UMTS6800
DATA CQI
Check point
DATA nThe Air CQI
environment nGSN
DATA condition. CQI Process
ability.
DATA CQI
nThe web
sever
HSPA UE performance. SGSN/GGSN
App Server Firewall
9810

Contents
Optimization Case Study

StarHub chooses Huawei as Sole HSPA Supplier
l Feb. 7th, 2007, Singapore’s 2nd largest mobile operator

-- StarHub chooses Huawei as its sole UTRAN supplier to
swap the existing unsatisfied performance vendor – Nokia
lJune 2007,more than 1200 sites are on air.
lAsia Pacific's first HSUPA commercial network with

1.92Mpbs uplink throughput, as well as 7.2Mbps HSPA for
downlink
n Total 5000+ carriers for swapping & new sites

Swapping all NOKIA existing sites and adding new sites
n Upgrade the existing network to HSPA & HSUPA
n 10-20% KPI improvement comparing to the pervious network
n Most of the Remote Radio Unit RRU were installed near to antenna so as to
improve coverage and capacity thanks to cable loss reduction;

RNP innovative Value for StarHub
Network Performance
Industry-leading
3.5G 10-20% KPI improvement
Time to Market Urgent HSPA solution

TCO Saving Fast & High-quality
Engineering Capability
Innovating DNBS indoor coverage
design
StarHub’s Challenges
Quick tuning in Swapping out
the Existing network
Industry-leading planning concept
"we have been impressed by Huawei's 3G technology roadmap, especially

their ability to deliver next-generation wireless applications and services
quickly. We are confident that Huawei's solutions will help us deliver an
enhanced 3G experience for our customers.“
- Mr David Storrie, Head of StarHub's Networks and

Wholesale

Indoor Coverage In Singapore
Revenue growth with improved Indoor coverage

l About 80% 3G traffic happens indoor in Singapore.
l New indoor data traffic model planed by Operater.
Applications and Services quickly :

•Implementation task in 6 months (22/1/2007 – 16/7/2007)
818 outdoor sites ( 50 NEW+768 SWAP)
418 indoor sites ( 300 NEW+118 SWAP).
•Indoor Equipment :BBU+RRU, Two Carriers, One For R99,Another For HSPA.
•Covering the business center, high- end users, heavy traffic.
Benefits:
•Small footprint, easy to deploy and expansion.
•Use fiber, zero cable loss , higher capacity.
•Fast deployment, time to market.
•Reuse the existing DAS, cost saving.

1st 7.2Mbps HSPA Network in Singapore
Benefit of 7.2Mbps HSPA to StarHub

Self-Designed chipset, Full
l StarHub is late in HSPA, existing Singapore mobile Performance
network can only support 3.6Mbps. Ø DL 15 Code Channels
HSPA Ø DL peak rate 14.4Mbps/cell
l StarHub need HSPA capability higher up to Ø UL Peak rate
7.2Mbps to reseize the high-end data users. • Phase I: 1.92Mbps/user
• Phase II: 5.76Mbps/user
l The leading HSPA solution will assist StarHub HSUPA Ø UL 2ms/10ms TTI
overturn as the 1st 7.2Mbps network in Singapore.
Value from Huawei HSPA Solution

l First achieved 14.4Mbps on self-designed ASIC SOC
l support 14.4Mbps from day one
1st
l Lower unit cost per Mbps
l Best-in-class SGSN&RNC to support HSPA
(SGSN:10Gbps; RNC:3.2Gbps)

Contents

Huawei Deploys HSPA Network at Global
Cumulative UMTS/HSPA Commercial Contracts l Spain, Romania, Hungary, etc
70 66
60 l Romania, Belgium, Poland, etc

50 47
40 l Mexico, Argentina, Chile, etc
30
18 l Brazil, Peru, Ecuador
20
10 6
2 l Hungary (IMS)
0
2003 2004 2005 2006 Aug.2007
l Italy, Brazil
Service l U.A.E, Saudi Arabia, Egypt

Require
l Netherlands
High
RO I
Excellent Protects
Performance Long-Term
Investment HS PA e n t
pm
Develo

Question and Answer
What is the feature of HSPA?
AMC, Scheduler, lots of UE category, system resource allocation
What is most important before HSPA planning?

HSPA deployment strategy including coverage target, dedicated carrier,
service, etc.
What is the important input for HSPA coverage planning?

Cell edge throughput
What factor will impact HSPA throughput?
Environment condition, HSPA allowed load, CE/Iub resource. Huawei has
advanced algorithm to improve the utilization efficiency.
What is highlight of Huawei HSPA CE consume?
High efficient CE for large HSPA throughput, on CE requirement for softer
handover, no CE requirement for CCH; CE allocate dynamically for HSUPA;
all cell in one NodeB can share CE resource.

Apr. 2007
Thank You
www.huawei.com
www.huawei.com
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES Co., Ltd. HUAWEI

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HSPA Market Requirement

HSPA Feature Introduce

HSPA Deployment Strategy

HSPA Network Planning

HSPA Network Optimization

Summary and Discussion

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n R99 Network n HSPA Network n HSPA Network

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WCDMA network development 190 3G/WCDMA networks

1995 2001 2005 2008 2009

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HSPA market requirement

HSPA feature introduce

HSPA Network Planning

HSPA Network Optimization

Summary and Discussion

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The test UE is cat12,

Good coverage Bad coverage

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Minimum Code available for HSPA but not for

DCH Code HSPA Maximum HSPA Minimum

Allowed power for HSPA n CE/Iub resource

DPCH Power for DPCH

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Choose which to Scheduling

Some basic scheduling algorithm

Huawei provides Enhanced PF scheduling

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Before handover After handover Before handover After handover

From HSUPA cell E-DPCH From non-HSUPA DPCH

Before handover After handover Before handover After handover

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Reporting event 2b Reporting event 2b

Before handover After handover

Before handover After handover

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HSPA market requirement

HSPA feature introduce

HSPA Deployment strategy

HSPA Network Planning

HSPA Network Optimization

Summary and Discussion

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