121856086 Duw Capacity Dimensioning

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Duw Dimensioning

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Ericsson DUW Capacity Dimensioning

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Duw Dimensioning

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Mapping basebands

PlugInUnit

Slot

TxDeviceGroup

RaxDeviceGroup

DuiDeviceGroup

RXM

TXM

DBMs are NOT visible in MOM, may however be visible in MP SW for resource handling

Proposed mapping:

• One RaxDeviceGroup per RXM on DUW.

• One TxDeviceGroup for all TXMs

• Future possibility to distribute TXMs over two TxDeviceGroups

RaxDeviceGroup

RXM

RaxDeviceGroup

RXM

TXM

TXM

TXM

TXM

Ric

LogicalBoard

LogicalBoard

LogicalBoard

LogicalBoard

LogicalBoard

Managed Objects

/ fROs

Subsystem appl. HW

/SW

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hW capability

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Duw capacity

DUW 30 DUW 20 DUW 10

Channel Elements768 DL

512 UL

384 DL

384 UL

128 DL

128 UL

DL Peak/cc (Mbps)

DL Peak Throughput (Mbps)

42

252

42

126

42

42UL Peak/cc (Mbps)

UL Peak Throughput (Mbps)

12

48

12

36

12

12

Number HSPA users with CPC

Peak Users/cc

1152

256

576

256

192

192

Each DUW can control up to 6 ccEach RU 4 carriers (60w)

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Resource_ID

› A resource_ID (TXM) on a DUW can be used for the following purposes

– Up to 6 cell carriers HSDPA with a maximum of 30 HS codes and up to 128 users (max 96 users per cell)

– R99 DCH with a capacity of 128CE– 6 cell carriers EUL with up to 96 users (max 48 users per cell carrier)

› We can treat one TXM on a DUW as HSPDA processing resource.

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Resources per duw

DUW 10 01 = Low capacity = 128CE = 1 RXM + 3 TXM (at most 1 for DCH)

DUW 20 01 = Medium capacity = 384CE = 3 RXM + 5 TXM (3)

DUW 30 01 = High capacity = 768CE = 4 RXM + 8 TXM (6)

R99 HS EUL

DUW 10 3 1 1 1DUW 20 5 3 3 1DUW 30 8 6 4 1

Maximum Resource_ID that can be configured forDUW

Type

Total Resource_ID available in

DUW

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Duw10

HS

EUL

R99

DUW10 (3 Resources Id)

1 HS Resource (128 CE)1 Eul Resource (128CE)1 R99 Resources (128 CE)

DUW TypeTotal Resources_ID available in DUW

Maximum Resource_ID configurable

R99 HS EUL

DUW 10 3 1 1 1

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duw20

HS

EUL

R99/HS

R99

DUW20 (5 Resources Id)

1 HS Resource (128 CE)1 Eul Resource (128CE)3 R99 Resources (384 CE)

DUW TypeTotal Resources_ID available in DUW

Maximum Resource_ID configurable

R99 HS EUL

DUW 20 5 3 3 1

R99/HS

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duw30

HS

EUL

R99/HS

DUW30 (8 Resources Id)

1 HS Resource (128 CE)1 Eul Resource (128CE)6 R99 Resources (768 CE)

R99/HSR99/HS

R99

R99R99

DUW TypeTotal Resources_ID available in DUW

Maximum Resource_ID configurable

R99 HS EUL

DUW 30 8 6 4 1

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A-dch ce reservation

• A-DCH are dedicated channels, used for UL/DL signaling (SRB) when using HSDPA service.

• A-DCH channels consume CEs both for UL/DL, but in DL these CEs are reserved from the DL R99 CE pool.

• It is important to calculate the amount of R99 CE as this A-DCH reservation effectively reduces the CE capacity for R99.

A-DCHs for UL&DL

With W11B feature “SRB on HSDPA”, no A-DCH CEs reservation is necessary!!

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A-dch ce reservation• The cost for 1 A-DCH in RBS6000 is 0.5CE.

• The amount of A-DCH resources is reserved by default in a Baseband pool the minimum of Criteria 1 and Criteria 2 below:

• Criteria 1

A-DCH CE reserved = 1.3 * sum of the lowest of the values of either the RBS License Key “Number of HSDPA users per Cell” or RbsLocalCell::maxNumHsdpaUsers, determined cell-by-cell * 0.5

For eg,

1st cell: RBS License Key “Number of HSDPA users per Cell” = 64 and MO parameter RBSLocalCell:: maxNumHsdpaUsers = 32

2nd cell: RBS License Key “Number of HSDPA users per Cell” = 64 and MO parameter RBSLocalCell:: maxNumHsdpaUsers = 64

Therefore, A-DCH CE reserved = (32 + 64) x 1.3 x 0.5 = 63 CE

• Criteria 2

A-DCH CE reserved = 1.3 * number of HS Resource_ID * 128 * 0.5

Therefore, A-DCH CE reserved = (32 + 64) x 1.3 x 0.5 = 63 CE

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Example 1

HS

EUL

HS

R99

R99

DUW20 (5 Resources Id)

Example 1:DUW203 cc (32 HS users)2 HS resources1 EUL resource2 R99 resources

5 resources

numHScodesresources=2

numEulresources=1

2 R99 x 128 = 256 CE 63 CE required for A-DCH256-63 =193 CE for R99

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Example 2

HS

EUL

HS

R99

R99

DUW20 (5 Resources Id)

Example 2:DUW206 cc (32 HS users)2 HS resources1 EUL resource2 R99 resources

5 resources

numHScodesresources=2

numEulresources=1

2 R99 x 128 = 256 CE A-DCH: min(2*128*1.3*0.5,32*6*1.3*0.5)= min(165,125)=125 for A-DCH 256-125 =131 CE for R99

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Dual carrier

Example 4:For Dual Carrier:The two cells involved in the MC connection must be configured in the same HSDPA resource_ID. For a 3 sector site, ideally we should define 3 HS Resources.

DUW20

DUW30

2 HS Resources1 EUL Resource2 R99 Resources

3 HS Resources1 EUL Resource4 R99 Resources

1R99 x 128 = 128 CE 125 CE required for A-DCH256-125 =131 CE for R99

Not possible to define 3 HS resources with 32 HS users, just 3CEs

4R99 x 128 = 512 CE 125 CE required for A-DCH256-125 =387 CE for R99

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Foa 3rd carrier

DUW20 (5 Resources Id) + DUW10 (3 Rerouces Id)

2 OSP Carriers and 1 VDF CarrierDual DUWDUW20 + DUW106 cc (32 HS users) 1st DUW (HS only on 2nd carrier)3 cc (32 HS users) 2nd DUW (HS)1 HS resource1 EUL resource3 R99 resources 1 HS resources 0 EUL resource

1 R99 resource

3R99 x 128 = 384 CE 63 CE required for A-DCH384-125 =321 CE for R99

1 R99 x 128 = 128 CE 63 CE required for A-DCH128-63 =65 CE for R99

CEs on different DUWs do not workas a pool!!

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Dual duw legacy – mad0226

DUW20 (5 Resources Id) + DUW20 (5 Rerouces Id)

2 OSP CarriersDual DUWDUW20 + DUW203 cc (64 HS users) 1st DUW (HS)3 cc (non HS) 2nd DUW2 HS resource1 EUL resource2 R99 resources 0 HS resource 0 EUL resource

3 R99 resource

2R99 x 128 = 256 CE 125 CE required for A-DCH256-84=131 CE for R99

3R99 x 128 = 384 CE 0 CE required for A-DCH384 CE for R99

Even though there are two idle resource (not used for EUL), the Maximum number of R99 resource is 3.

Total DL = 131+384=515

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Dual duw legacy – mad0226

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Dual duw legacy – mad0226

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Final comments

• In order to make a proper DUW dimensioning, it has to be taken into account:

• Number of HS Users per cell

• Number of HSDPA Resources

• Number of EUL Resources

• Number of Carriers per sector

• Number of sectors

• Number of necessary UL&DL CEs

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• maxDlPowerCapability: The maximum downlink power capability for the cell. The attribute is calculated by the RBS and reported to the RNC.(maxDlPowerCapability = Nominal power (carrier) - ∑ dlattenuation )

• maximumtransmissionpower: This parameter allows the operator to limit the maximum used power in the cell. In normal cases this is not necessary.

appendix I power parameters

maximumtransmissionpower

* 1 carrier node

Maxdlpowercapability

dlattenuation

maxTotalOutputPower= 20W

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appendix I power parameters

maxTotalOutputPower= 40W

Maxdlpowercapability for F1 cells

dlattenuation

dlattenuation

20W

Maxdlpowercapability for F2 cells

20W

Maxdlpowercapability

dlattenuation

maxTotalOutputPower= 20W 1 carrier node

2 carriers node

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appendix II ce fract dual duw

Parameter ul/dlLicFractbbpool2 (DUW same capacity)Fraction (%) of licensed CE assigned to 2nd BaseBandpool

CE UL UL CE DL DLBbPool1 DUW10 128 0.5 128 0.5 ulLicFractBbPool2 50%BbPool2 DUW10 128 0.5 128 0.5 DlLicFractBbPool2 50%

256 256

CE UL UL CE DL DLBbPool1 DUW20 384 0.5 384 0.5 ulLicFractBbPool2 50%BbPool2 DUW20 384 0.5 384 0.5 DlLicFractBbPool2 50%

768 768

CE UL UL CE DL DLBbPool1 DUW30 512 0.5 768 0.5 ulLicFractBbPool2 50%BbPool2 DUW30 512 0.5 768 0.5 DlLicFractBbPool2 50%

1024 1536

*This parameter must be adjusted/optimized depending on the CE consumption per BBPool.

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appendix II ce fract dual duw

Parameter ul/dlLicFractbbpool2 (DUW different capacity)

CE UL UL CE DL DLBbPool1 DUW20 384 0.75 384 0.75 ulLicFractBbPool2 25%BbPool2 DUW10 128 0.25 128 0.25 DlLicFractBbPool2 25%

512 512

CE UL UL CE DL DLBbPool1 DUW10 128 0.25 128 0.25 ulLicFractBbPool2 75%BbPool2 DUW20 384 0.75 384 0.75 DlLicFractBbPool2 75%

512 512

CE UL UL CE DL DLBbPool1 DUW10 128 0.2 128 0.142857 ulLicFractBbPool2 80%BbPool2 DUW30 512 0.8 768 0.857143 DlLicFractBbPool2 86%

640 896

CE UL UL CE DL DLBbPool1 DUW20 384 0.428571 384 0.333333 ulLicFractBbPool2 57%BbPool2 DUW30 512 0.571429 768 0.666667 DlLicFractBbPool2 67%

896 1152