Performance indicator Impact to Power Utilization (1/3)
SHO Overhead
High SHO overhead means you have high SHO/single serving cell ratio. This is caused by insufficient down tilt on the antennas or not optimized network design. Also is quite likely you have higher pilot pollution in the network. Solution: analyze the cell coverage and try to limit the cell coverage to it's designated area. The smaller the overlapping areas between the cells - the smaller SHO overhead. Normally SHO overhead around 30%
SHO has the following advantages: SHO ensures the seamless cell change and increases the network coverage on the uplink link direction (UL). The SHO combining gain mitigates propagation effects, such as fast fading and shadowing. The SHO combining gain might lead to a transmit power reduction, which reduces the interference in the network on the UL On the other hand, SHO also has some disadvantages: At each cell extra codes, hardware, and downlink (DL) power have to be allocated for the additional SHO links. This leads to a higher outage probability and a decrease in the network capacity. Especially the DL power is a very scarce resource, since it is shared by all MS in the cell. The trend for services with asymmetrical data rates and High–Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) intensifies the DL cell power deficiency.
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Performance indicator Impact to Power Utilization (2/3) SHO Overhead Formula:
This KPI is used to check the consumption of network resources due to soft handover in an RNC or a Cell. It considered the radio link quantity during the soft handover.
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Performance Indicator Impact to Power Utilization (3/3)
Overshooting
Cell serve larger area than plan area. This condition can be checked from the propagation delay statistic. We have to make sure that this cell serve larger area, not caused by problem on the nearest site close to respective area
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RF Code & HSPDSCH Code Utilization
Each WCDMA cell consist of 16 SF16
RF code shared by R99 and HSPA services
HSPDSCH code will determine throughput RAB HSDPA
HSPDSCH code license shared by all cell in one node B
RF code utilization will be used for second carrier upgrade proposal, while HSDPSCH code utilization used for HSPDSCH license code upgrade proposal
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Definition of Channel Element A Channel Element is the base band resource required in the Node B to provide capacity for one voice channel, including control plane signaling, compressed mode, transmit diversity and softer handover.
DBS3900/BTS3900 Uplink:
Channel Elements for HSUPA
max. 1536 CE
Downlink: max. 1536 CE
Channel Elements for R99 Bearers
HSUPA shares all the Uplink Channel Elements Resource with R99 services. The Spreading Factor determines the Channel Elements consumed by the HSUPA service.
Note: HSUPA 10 ms TTI
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Huawei Channel Elements Features
Channel Elements pooled in one NodeB
No need extra R99 CE resource for CCH
--- reserved CE resource for CCH
No need extra CE resource for TX diversity
No need extra CE resource for Compressed Mode
--- reserved resources for Compressed Mode
No need extra CE resource for Softer HO
HSDPA does not occupy R99 CE resource
--- separate module for HSDPA HSUPA shares CE resource with R99 services
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Channel Elements for HSDPA
The Base Band resources for R99 and HSDPA are separate.
HS-DSCH does not consume R99 Channel Elements.
HS-SCCH does not consume R99 Channel Elements.
HS-DPCCH does not occupy R99 Channel Elements.
Downlink A-DCH does not occupy R99 Channel Elements.
BB Unit
UL R99/HSUPA CEs HS-DPCCH
UL
Common channel
DL R99 CEs
Reserved CEs and cost free for common channels Dedicated processing resource for HSDPA, no CE consumption for HSDPA
HS_DSCH
DL
Common channel
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CHANNEL ELEMENT UPGRADE PROCESS UPGRADE CE Utilization target: 60%
End
Weekly Measurement
No (OR) CE UL Util > 70% CE DL Util > 70% CE Cong > 0.8%
Yes
No
CE UL Util < 20% OR CE DL Util < 20%
Yes N=1
No
DOWNGRADE
HW CE > SW CE
CE SW Downgrade N.16 N=N+1
Yes CE SW Upgrade to N.384
CE UL Util > 40% OR CE DL Util > 40%
No
Yes CE HW & SW Upgrade to N.384
UL AND DL CE HW – CE SW > 384
Yes
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CE SW Downgrade N.16 No CE HW Downgrade 384
CHANNEL ELEMENT UPGRADE CRITERIA Scenario (OR function)
VS.LC.ULMean.LicenseGroup.Shared: The Average number of shared UL CEs consumed by an operator, or by HSUPA service. VS.LC.DLMean.LicenseGroup.Shared: The Average number of shared DL CEs consumed by an operator VS.LC.ULCreditAvailable.Shared: The Configured UL CEs for the Shared Group
VS.LC.DLCreditAvailable.Shared: The Configured DL CEs for the Shared Group
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WBBP Upgrade proposal
WBBP is Huawei WCDMA baseband processing unit
Maximum 4 boards WBBP installed in BTS/DBS 3900
Combination with WMPT & UTRP will determine number of radio link can be supported by node B
Monitoring capacity radio link can be supported, can be check from CNBAP utilization formula
WBBP board upgrade also can be triggered by lack of channel element hardware
CNBAP Usage per second (VS.IUB.AttRLAdd+VS.IUB.AttRLSetup+(2*VS.IUB.AttRLRecfg))/3600
CNBAP Utilization (%)
100*CNBAP Usage per second/CNBAP Capacity
Note: CNBAP Capacity refer to table board installed in each node B
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WBBP UPGRADE CRITERIA Scenario (OR function)
Aggregated Measurement
Counter Measurement
Threshold
Scenario (utilization)
Weekly Average
Busy Hour of CNBAP Utilization(ave)
50%
SPECIFICATION Boards
RAN 10/11
RAN 12
RAN 13
WMPT+1WBBP
40 CNBAP/s
55 CNBAP/s
60 CNBAP/s
WMPT+2WBBP
80 CNBAP/s
110 CNBAP/s
120 CNBAP/s
WMPT+3WBBP
80 CNBAP/s
130 CNBAP/s
170 CNBAP/s
WMPT+4WBBP
80 CNBAP/s
130 CNBAP/s
170 CNBAP/s
UTRP+WMPT+2WBBP
80 CNBAP/s
110 CNBAP/s
180 CNBAP/s
UTRP+WMPT+3WBBP
130 CNBAP/s
165 CNBAP/s
180 CNBAP/s
UTRP+WMPT+4WBBP
170 CNBAP/s
200 CNBAP/s
240 CNBAP/s
RNC CNBAP Congestion Counters VS.RRC.Rej.RL.Fail
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WBPP UPGRADE PROCESS RNC CNBAP Congestion Counters
Weekly Measurement
VS.RRC.Rej.RL.Fail
No CNBAP Utilization > 50 %
End
Yes No
No WBBP < 3
Yes ADD WBBP
UTRP Already?
ADD UTRP
Yes No WBBP = 4
ADD WBBP
Yes Split Node B
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Paging Monitoring
Paging is one of important performance indicator because it will impact to user perceived especially A number.
LAC & RAC splitting should be consider in case paging congestion greater than 1% or paging attempt greater than 500K/hour
PS paging is much more than CS paging, that’s why RAC splitting more often choose than LAC splitting
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