Department of Digital Systems Msc. Digital Communications and Networks
HANDOVER IN 4G NETWORKS Oikonomakis Oikonomakis Spyridon Pantelopoulou Charikleia
STRUCTURE OF PRESENTATION
Handover asics Handover in and !etween "# networks Handover procedures $%%% &'(.)*m +dvanced handover features $%%% &'(.)*m ,egacy supported handover $%%% &'(.)*m Handover -ramework #PP ,/%0 +dvanced
THE TERM HANDOVER /he process of transferring an ongoing call or data session from one channel to another in a cellular network. asic reasons why a handover might !e conducted2 /he user has moved out of range /he !ase station is full
$t is a key component in cellular network mo!ility management as it
HANDOVER FRAMEWORK REQUIREMENTS
,atency and -le5i!ility
Scala!ility of handover framework to handle increased handovers without compromising latency performance
Handling networks with heterogeneous S entities 6pico 7 femtocells8 Optimi9ations to allow handover to multicarrier0capa!le devices.
IEEE 802.16M & 3GPP LTE ADVANCED Physical layer frame of $%%% &'(.)*m designed with legacy of $%%% &'(.)*e allowing operation2 %ither on separate fre3uency assignments Or on the same fre3uency assignment with proper time0 division 9one partitioning !etween them 6,:one; M9one8 Providing legacy access service network 6+SN8 support mode 6plug0and0play8
,/% < +dvanced designed with legacy of #SM7%D#%; #%=+N and >M/S handover and cell reselection to7from the legacy systems through treating them as inter0=+/ networks.
ADVANCED HANDOVER FEATURES IEEE 802.16M #oal2 /o reduce latency during handover in physical and M+C layers and provide a !etter end0user e5perience
+dvanced handover enhancements !ased on the general handover call ?ow2 Seamless Handover % Handover 6%ntry efore reak8
Newly introduced in the $%%% &'(.)*m air interface protocol2 ,egacy Supported Handover Multicarrier Handover
E$$ HANDOVER PROCEDURES
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LEGAC" SUPPORTED HANDOVER IEEE 802.16M %1 /here are four possi!le scenarios for handover2
Handover from a )*e S to )*m S2 )*e S to mi5ed0mode)*m S )*e S to advanced only )*m S
Handover from a )*m S to )*e S 2 advanced only )*m S to )*e S mi5ed0mode )*m S to legacy )*e S
LEGAC" SUPPORTED HANDOVER IEEE 802.16M %2
andoer pro"ed#re rom an IEEE 802.16e */ to a m%&ed-mode IEEE 802.16m */
LEGAC" SUPPORTED HANDOVER IEEE 802.16M %3
Handover from a )*e S to a )*m Only S 6direct handover8 Case of the largest interruption time due to lack of the demanded Ss@ interfaces ,egacy +SN 2 Security update is a typical intra0)*m handover case =e3uires capa!ility negotiation and M+C conte5t setup )*m +SN2 =e3uires full network entry
LEGAC" SUPPORTED HANDOVER IEEE 802.16M %4
Handover from a )*m S to a )*e S %ither the )*m MS performs legacy handover to the )*e S through the ,9one Or the )*m MS performs direct handover to the )*e S through the M:one
THE HANDOVER FRAMEWORK OF 3GPP LTEADVANCED
Hard handover is similar to $%%% &'(.)*m
DiAerences2 +llows only % 6reak efore %ntry8 operation Handover initiation and target selection are more tightly controlled !y the network Supports seamless and lossless handover >ser procedure can !e assigned in a per resource !earer 6=8 manner Packet Data Convergence Protocol 6PDCP8 handles diAerently the data forwarding at the >% and eNode sides in diAerent modes
INTERWORKING $ETWEEN IEEE 802.16M AND 3GPP LTE ADVANCED %1 Handover from $%%% &'(.)*m to #PP ,/%0+dvanced can use tow layer0( protocols2 $%%% &'(.)*m generic M+C layer0( transfer tunnel $%%% &'(.() media0independent handover protocol
#iven these frameworks and M+C layer control signaling there can !e support of2
single0radio handover
INTERWORKING $ETWEEN IEEE 802.16M AND 3GPP LTE ADVANCED %2 Handover from #PP ,/%0+dvanced to $%%% &'(.)* family supports dual radio procedure via layer transport. /he #PP Service and +rchitecture ( 6S+(8 speci4cation re3uires layer handover signaling for >% to preregister with BiM+ network. Disadvantage2 No layer0( radio access network ( 6=+N(8 speci4cation de4ned to optimi9e handover
CONCLUSIONS =educing service interruption time is !ecoming more in ne5t0generation wireless systems. $M/0+dvanced Systems provide advanced handover mechanisms in order to provide enhanced user e5perience during handover. $mportant re3uirement when design $%%% &'(.)*m and #PP systems is2 ,egacy supported mo!ility management +ll previously descri!ed advanced features of handover mechanisms enhance the user e5perience !y2
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