Planning process is a very vital process we should do it carefully to get good network performance LTE Planning Process consists of three main steps as below • Preplanning • Information Gathering • Dimensioning • Detailed planning • Prediction & Simulation • TSS • Code Planning • Neighbors Planning Parameters planning • Parameters • Acceptance • SSV • KPIs
Information gathering • •
Dimensioning Procedures should follow information gathering job about the nature of the subscriber and the area We can divide the gathered information into the following • Design Information • Required BLER • Minimum RSRP • Limited MCS
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• ……. etc. Inventory information • Number of GSM/UMTS sites • Type of antennas • MIMO existence • TMA existence • …. etc. RF features • Scheduler type • …… etc. Subscriber information • Mixed services Traffic Model • Users behaviors • ….etc. Coverage information • Clutter type • ….etc.
LTE Dimensioning Concept Dimensioning Procedures should follow information gathering job about the nature of the subscriber and the area
Dimensioning could be divided into two main steps as following • Capacity dimensioning • Coverage dimensioning
Both capacity and coverage dimensioning process should be balanced
Coverage Dimensioning Gathered Info.
Capacity Dimensioning
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Cell radius (R) Inter site distance (I) Number of sites (N) Main design info
LTE Dimensioning Concept Dimensioning Procedures should follow information gathering job about the nature of the subscriber and the area Both capacity and coverage dimensioning process should be balanced
N = Total Area / Site Area (A) A = 1.94 * R^2 … directional antenna or A = 2.5 * R^2 … omni antenna D = 1.5 * R
Dimensioning could be divided into two main steps as following • Capacity dimensioning • Coverage dimensioning
LTE Dimensioning Concept
Coverage Dimensioning
Get ( R )
Modify
Capacity Dimensioning
Get ( N & D )
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
Uplink Link budget Coverage Dimensioning
Downlink Link Budget
Get ( R ) , Get ( D ) and Get ( N)
Get (MAPL) Limited one
Subs. In Propagation Model equation
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Uplink Coverage : considering the uplink is the limitation we will start with it.
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Bit rate requirement
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SINR requirement
a0, a1, a2 and a3 are fitted parameters and the SINR is expressed in dB. The semi-empirical parameter a0 represents the maximum obtainable bit rate in one resource block.
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Uplink Coverage • SINR requirement
DL Fitted parameters
UL Fitted parameters
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Uplink Coverage • Bit rate requirement
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SINR requirement
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eNodeB Receiver sensitivity
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Uplink Coverage • Bit rate requirement
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SINR requirement
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eNodeB Receiver sensitivity
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Noise rise calculation
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Uplink Coverage • Bit rate requirement
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SINR requirement
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eNodeB Receiver sensitivity
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Noise rise calculation
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UE power per RB
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
• Uplink Link Budget MAPL_Uplink = Pue,rb – eNB_senstivity – penetration loss – body loss – FFM – Noise_rise LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another Gains
Log Normal fading
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Uplink Link Budget
MAPL_Uplink = Pue,rb – eNB_senstivity – penetration loss – body loss – FFM – Noise_rise LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another Gains
Building penetration Losses
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Uplink Link Budget
MAPL_Uplink = Pue,rb – eNB_senstivity – penetration loss – body loss – FFM – Noise_rise LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another Gains
• Car_losses is typically 7 to 8 dB • Fast Fading margine is typically from 0 to 2 dB • Body Loss is typically 0 to 5 dB • AS_losses = Feeder_Loss + Jumber_Loss + connector_losses • Ant_Gain is typically 18 dB • Another system gain like MIMO gain or TMA gain
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Downlink Link Budget
MAPL_Downlink = P_RB – LTE-Ue_senstivity – penetration_loss – Car_Losses – IM - body loss – FFM – LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another system Gains
• P_RB = HPA_Power / Nrb • Nrb is the number of RB per carrier as explained before • LTE-Ue_senstivity = Nt + Nf + 10 log (Nrb” * 180KHZ) + SINR
• Nrb” is number of RBs assigned for single subscriber @ cell edge. It should depend on the required throughput at cell edge.
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Downlink Link Budget
MAPL_Downlink = P_RB – LTE-Ue_senstivity – penetration_loss – Car_Losses – IM - body loss – FFM – LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another system Gains
• How to get SINR_DL….?
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Downlink Link Budget
MAPL_Downlink = P_RB – LTE-Ue_senstivity – penetration_loss – Car_Losses – IM - body loss – FFM – LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another system Gains
• How to get SINR_DL….?
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Downlink Link Budget
MAPL_Downlink = P_RB – LTE-Ue_senstivity – penetration_loss – Car_Losses – IM - body loss – FFM – LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another system Gains
• Interference Margin • Due to using RP = 1 in LTE @ cell edge we have to expect level of interference this level of interference should be varies with cell load hence we have to consider this level of interference during our calculations of MAPL
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Downlink Link Budget
MAPL_Downlink = P_RB – LTE-Ue_senstivity – penetration_loss – Car_Losses – IM - body loss – FFM – LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another system Gains
Log Normal fading
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Downlink Link Budget
MAPL_Downlink = P_RB – LTE-Ue_senstivity – penetration_loss – Car_Losses – IM - body loss – FFM – LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another system Gains
Building penetration Losses
Coverage dimensioning •
Coverage Dimensioning Steps
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Downlink Link Budget
MAPL_Downlink = P_RB – LTE-Ue_senstivity – penetration_loss – Car_Losses – IM - body loss – FFM – LNF_margine – AS_losses + Ant_gain + another system Gains
• Car_losses is typically 7 to 8 dB • Fast Fading margine is typically from 0 to 2 dB • Body Loss is typically 0 to 5 dB • AS_losses = Feeder_Loss + Jumber_Loss + connector_losses + TMA insertion Loss • Ant_Gain is typically 18 dB • Another system gain like MIMO gain or Scheduler gain
Coverage dimensioning •
Get limited MAPL then substitute in propagation model equation to get R
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Radius calculation ( R )
Capacity Dimensioning •
Target of capacity dimensioning is to get the number of cells / sites we do need to accommodate the offered traffic.
Capacity Dimensioning
Get ( N )
N = Total Number of users / Number of users per site (Nuser) Nuser = No# cells / site * Number of users per cell (Ncell) Ncell = Traffic per cell / traffic per user
Capacity Dimensioning •
Target of capacity dimensioning is to get the number of cells / sites we do need to accommodate the offered traffic.
Uplink Number of sites Capacity Dimensioning
Downlink Number of Sites
Balance to Get final ( R, D & N)
Get (N) Limited one
Back with New (N) to Coverage
Capacity Dimensioning •
Cell Capacity Calculation • Cell Capacity calculation • TCell = Tmax * Q • Where • Tmax is the maximum cell throughput • Q is the maximum cell loading factor
Where • Number of bits / symbol = Modulation order * Code rate • Nrb is the total number of resource block per carrier • CCH_ratio is the ratio of control channels • MIMO_order is the degree of MIMO
Capacity Dimensioning •
Cell Capacity Calculation • User capacity calculation
SessionTra ffic (kbits) bearRate Session Time Session Duty Ratio
1 1 BLER
Bearer Rate: Required Rate for the service Session Time: PPP Session Time Session Duty Ration: what is the percentage of active transmission per session BLER: Block Error Rate BusyHourThroughput / user (kbps) [( BHSA * SessionTra ffic )i Penetratio nRate i ]
BHSA: Busy Hour Session Attempts Penetration Rate: percentage of service user
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