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Interference Frequency Reuse and Reuse Patterns Cluster Cluster: Exercise Spectrum Efficiency Optimization of Spectrum Efficiency Interference Reduction Frequency Hopping Power Control VAD/DTX Interference Matrix Frequency Allocation Strategies Tool supported Frequency Allocation Interference Analysis
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Interference Interference
Following GSM 05.05:
Reference interference ratio for all BTS and MS types: For co-channel interference: For (first) adjacent channel interference: C/Ic = 9 dB C/Ia1 = - 9 dB
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For (second) adjacent channel interference: C/Ia2 = -41 dB For (third) adjacent channel interference: C/Ia3 = -49 dB
At these values, the so called reference interference performance in terms of (maximum) frame erasure rate, bit error rate or residual bit error rate must be met for the different type of channels (FACCH/H or F, SDCCH, BCCH, AGCH, PCH, SACCH, RACH, SCH, TCH/F9.6 or H4.8 or F4.8 or F2.4 or H2.4 or FS or HS) in different specified propagation conditions (TU3 no FH, TU3 ideal FH, TU50 no FH, TU50 ideal FH, RA250 no FH).
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Interference Interference
The spectrum due to modulation for a GSM 900 MHz MS, taken from GSM05.05 Annex A:
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Interference Interference
The spectrum due to modulation for a GSM 900 MHz BTS, taken from GSM05.05 Annex A:
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Frequency Reuse and Reuse Patterns Frequency Reuse and Reuse Patterns
Frequency reuse: With the help of the frequency reuse concept, high capacities can be achieved. However, care must be taken that the interference caused by the reuse cells is in tolerable limits. The following consideration allows an estimation of the minimum reuse distance D: Co-channel reuse cell (Interferer I1 ) D1D D2D Co-channel reuse cell (Interferer I2 ) D D
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Frequency Reuse and Reuse Patterns Frequency Reuse and Reuse Patterns
Signal to interference ratio:
S I
Ii
i =1
Pr = P0 ( dd0 ) n
Lr = L0 10 n log( dd0 )
If the transmission power of all base stations has the same value and also the path loss exponent is uniform in the coverage area, then the signal to interference ratio can be rewritten as:
S I
Rn
( Di ) n
i =1
( D / R )n m
3K m
Di is the distance of the ith interferer from the MS and is assumed to be D (see picture). (The cluster size K will be introduced and discussed below.)
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Cluster Cluster
Cluster A group of cells, where each frequency is exactly used once. Cluster size (K): Assuming hexagonal shaped cells, due to the hexagon symmetry the number K of cells within a cluster is given by:
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R r
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Cluster Cluster
Example: The following example shows an omni-cell configuration with cluster size 7.
2 7 6 3 4 2 1 1 5 7 6 3
3 4 2 1 5 7 6 3 4 2
5 7 6 3 4 2 1 5 7 6 3
2 1 5 7 6 3 4 2 1 5
6 3 4 2 1 5 7 6 3 4 2
4 5 7 6 3 4 2 1 5 7 6 1 5 2 1 5 7 6 3 4 2
6 3 4 2 1 5 7 6 3 4
1 5 7 6 3 4 2 1 5 7 6
4 2 1 5 7 6 3 4 2 1
7 6 3 4 2 1 5 7 6 3 4 1 5 1 5 7 6 3 4 2
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SpectrumEf ficiency =
The unit of the spectrum efficiency is [ERL / km2 x MHz] .
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Taking also into account the site density, the spectrum efficiency can be used to compare the network design of different operators.
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Exercise:
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Consider a GSM network operator having 60 GSM carriers using 3 sector sites with a 21 reuse for the BCCH and a tighter reuse of 12 for the TCH. What is the spectrum efficiency for this configuration (assume a regular configuration)? Consider an alternative configuration using omni sites with a 12 reuse for the BCCH and a 6 reuse for the TCH. What is the spectrum efficiency for this alternative configuration? Perform the same calculations assuming the operator has only 20 carriers.
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2) Via optimization of physical and database parameters Selection of suitable base station sites (already during planning phase) Antenna fine tuning (height, tilt and azimuth) Change of antenna type (beam width reduction) Optimization of parameters limiting output power Optimization of parameters controlling handover regions Optimization of frequency plan
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time 1 TDMA-frame
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Controller TRX-0
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Transmitter f0...fn Transmitter f0...fn Transmitter f0...fn Transmitter f0...fn bus system
Controller TRX-0
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Cell Allocation
List of ARFCNs (max. 64) used in the cell. Broadcasted on BCCH, System Information Type 1 The MA must be a subset of the CA Will be calculated from the reduced TDMA frame number T1, T2, T3 which is broadcasted on the Synchronisation Channel FN = 51((T3 - T2) mod (26)) + T3 + 51x26xT1 T3 = (10xT3)+1 Value range of FN: 0 to (26x51x2048)-1 = 2715647 (Compare: GSM 05.10) List of frequencies to be used in the mobiles hopping sequence Max. 64 radio frequency channels Sent in the information element Mobile Allocation in the Assignment Command or the Handover Command message. Value range between 0 and 63. Mobiles, using the same Mobile Allocation and the same timeslot in a TDMA-frame must have different MAIOs. As a result all these mobiles are distributed on the available frequencies. Sent in the information element Channel Description contained for example in the Assignment Command message. A value between 0 and 63 to control the hopping generator. Sent in the information element Mobile Allocation in the Assignment Command or the Handover Command message. TECHCOM Consulting
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Mobile Allocation
MAIO
HSN
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Ideas behind the usage of dynamic power control: to reduce the overall interference, to reduce MS battery consumption, and to reduce also the risk of a bad speech quality due to saturation of the BTS receiver. Principle steps for the power control procedure: Measurements Pre-processing (averaging) of the measurements (a not mandatory averaging procedure is described in GSM 05.08) Decision based on comparison of averaged values with thresholds (a not mandatory procedure is described in GSM 05.08) Power Control execution (power increase, decrease, or no change of transmission power)
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MS transmission power
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AV_RXQUAL AV_RXLEV
MS transmission power
AV_RXQUAL AV_RXLEV
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POW_RED_STEP_SIZE
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BTS measures: BTS measures: UL-level UL-level UL-quality UL-quality Timing Advance Timing Advance Idle TCH Idle TCH
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Measurement reports contain: Measurement reports contain: DL-level DL-level DL-quality DL-quality DTX indicator DTX indicator Max. 66neighbor cell measurements Max. neighbor cell measurements RXLEV_NCELL RXLEV_NCELL BSIC_NCELL BSIC_NCELL BCCH_FREQ_NCELL BCCH_FREQ_NCELL
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Remarks Received level in the current serving cell, assessed over all TDMA fames
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Received level in the current serving cell, assessed over a subset of TDMA frames Received quality in the current serving cell, assessed over all TDMA fames Received quality in the current serving cell, assessed over a subset of TDMA fames The DTX indicator shows, whether or not the MS used DTX during the previous measurement period Value of BA_IND for BCCH allocation used Received level assessed on BCCH carrier in the neighbour cell, as indicated in the BCCH allocation Base Station Identification Code for neighbour
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Remarks (Lower) RXLEV threshold on the uplink for power increase (Upper) RXLEV threshold on the uplink for power reduction (Lower) RXQUAL threshold on the uplink for power increase (Upper) RXQUAL threshold on the uplink for power reduction Maximum Transmission Power a MS may use in the serving cell. Range for a GSM 900 MS: 5 39 dBm. Range for a DCS 1800 MS: 0-30 dBm. Maximum Transmission Power a MS may use in the adjacent (neighbour) cell number n. Range for a GSM 900 MS: 5 39 dBm. Range for a DCS 1800 MS: 0-30 dBm. Power Control Interval: Minimum time interval between changes in the transmission power level. Range: 0 30 s. Step size: 0.96 s (2 SACCH multiframes). Range: 2, 4, 6 dB Range: 2, 4 dB
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P_CON_INTERVAL
POW_INCR_STEP_SIZE POW_RED_STEP_SIZE
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L_RXQUAL_XX_P
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0 0
L_RXLEV_XX_P U_RXLEV_XX_P
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U_RXQUAL_XX_P
0 0
L_RXLEV_XX_P POW_RED_STEP_SIZE U_RXLEV_XX_P
63
RXLEV
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Main reasons for the usage of DTX: To save power in the MS. To reduce the overall interference on the air interface in the network.
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Receiving side: The RX DTX handler handles the DTX on the receive side. Good speech frames (SID flag = 0, BFI flag = 0) are directly passed to the speech decoder. Valid SID frames (SID flag = 2, BFI flag = 0) result in comfort noise (see GSM 06.12) generation until the next valid SID frame is detected or a good speech frame is detected. (The SID flag is calculated from the SID frame detector (which is located in the receive side) based on the number of bit deviations within the SID code word.) With DTX, only the transmission on air interface is interrupted. The transmission between TRAU and BTS is filled up with idle speech frames.
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TX DTX handler Information bits Speech encoder Voice activity detection Comfort Noise computation 260 SP flag 1 SP=1: speech SP=0: SID frame
Channel encoding
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Receive Side
RX DTX handler 260 information bits Speech decoder BFI=0, SID=0 (good speech frame) Comfort Noise Synthesizer
RX Radio Subsystem
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13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 ..
B3 A3 A2 B2 A1
B1 D3 D2
C3 C2 D1
C1
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10 11
1 3
2 1 3
1 3 2
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1 1
1 1 1
1 1 1
1 1 1 1
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Interference (frequency separation) matrix Number of Transceivers per cell (derived from a traffic analysis) Frequencies which shall not be used for assignment
Algorithms, used for frequency assignment: Graph colouring heuristics Randomized saturation degree heuristic and local search Neural network algorithm Two-phase algorithm (Intelligent) local search algorithm (based on combinatorial optimization theory)
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Interference analysis using special measurement equipment: The high performance measurement equipment allow a data capturing even during driving. The analysis of the data can be done on- or off-line. The measurement principle is based for example on the non-synchronicity of the 51 multiframes coming from different BTS. The time-offset of the different 51 multiframes coming from the different BTS is used as a fingerprint to find out the interferers.
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FS DL FS
B B
C C
FS FS
C C
C C
FS FS
D 0 D 0
D 1 D 1
FS FS
D 2 D 2
D 3 D 3
FS FS
A 0 A 2
A 1 A 3
I I
UL
D 3 D 3
RR RR
A2 A0
A 3 A 1
D 0 D 0
D 1 D 1
RR RR
D 2 D 2
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BTS-7
T51,BTS-5
T51,BTS-11
T51,BTS-7
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