Objective • Reduce the possibility of Physical Cell Id conflicts which is usually the case when PCI’s are planned without consideration for the propagation environment.
Prevent cells with the same PCI from overlapping Takes into consideration the neighbor cell relationship in the assignment of PCIs Provide a method for reserving codes for use with new LTE infill sites, indoor system, etc Forces the re-use of codes to be spread over distance Forcers a uniform use of codes in the network
Overview of Physical Cell IDs The cell identity is a global cell ID that is used to identify the cell from an OAM perspective. The physical cell identity has a range of 0 to 503 (total of 504 PCIs) and it is used to scramble the data to help the UE separate information from the different cells. The Physical Cell ID determines the primary and secondary sync signal sequence. Primary Synchronization Signal ID (PSS ID) is in the range from 0 to 2 Secondary Synchronization Signal ID (SSS ID) is in the range from 0 to 167. This is what constitutes the physical layer cell identity groups. Physical Cell ID = PSS ID + 3*SSS ID HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
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Allocated PCI Groups and Reserved Codes The following are the customized PCI groups and the set of reserved codes in each of the groups: Group 1: 0 - 125 Group 2: 126 - 251 Group 3: 252 - 377 Group 4: 378 – 503
The corresponding reserved codes for each group are as follows: Group 1 Reserved Codes: 105 - 125 Group 2 Reserved Codes: 231 - 251 Group 3 Reserved Codes: 357 - 377 Group 4 Reserved Codes: 482 - 503
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Code Groups and Reserved Codes per Group
Each group allow planning for 35 sites / 3 sectors. 21 reserved PCI per group are to be used only within the geographic area where the specific code group is used.
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Illustrative Description of Group based PCI Planning AREA 1
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