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GU900 Refarming Solution For Sabafon www.huawei.com
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Agenda • Industry Insights • Refarming Main Focus • What we need to do?
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GU900 Refarming Perfect for Rural MBB and Urban Indoor Coverage
UMTS 2100 1Mbps UMTS 2100 Voice GSM1800 Voice
2100MHz 900MHz
UTMS 900 1Mbps UMTS 900 Voice GSM900 Voice
0.0
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
14.0
Cell Area(Km2)
U900 radiation loss is 10~12dB less than U2100
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•UMTS
900Mhz 2.5~3 times larger than UMTS 2.1GHz
•UMTS
900Mhz 50% ~ 70% less than UMTS 2.1GHz
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U900 Industry Chain is Mature, all Popular UEs can Support U900 Huawei
Apple
978 UMTS900 terminals announced
iPhone 5 iPad (mini) iPhone 4/4s
P1
D1
GU Terminal Proportion 1.50%
100% 80%
15%
12%
7%
60% 40%
70%
80%
90%
98%
Samsung Galaxy
Blackberry
HTC
9700
One X One S
9380
i9220
8S
7100/7101
20% 0%
2012 U900&U2.1
2013
2014
U2.1 Only
Source: GSA
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2015 GSM Only
All star terminals support U900 & U2100
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U900 & U2100 Dual Band Network is Becoming Industry Standard More Operator Choose U900 186 U900 Networks will
Huawei share 44% Market 49 commercial network by 2013 Q3
be Commercial at 2015 186 11%
117
Huawei
44
44%
22%
78 57
Ericsson NSN Others
23% 2012Q2 2012
2013
2014
2015
Source:mLab
Some networks by 2 vendors
Based on GSA Report and Huawei MI
Industry largest U900 Refarming Network: France SFR
1st Commercial 4.2M U900 Network:Australia Optus
1st Commercial 3.8M U900 Network:Poland P4
Most 3.4MHz~4.2MHz application: P4 ,Optus, H3G Hongkong, Bell Canada, Vodafone
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GU850/900MHz Refarming is the Best Solution for MBB • Wide Coverage: UMTS 850/900MHz 2.5~3 times larger than UMTS 2.1GHz
Coverage
•
Indoor Coverage : UMTS 850/900MHz 10dB better than UMTS 2.1GHz
Capacity
• UMTS spectrum efficiency is much higher than GSM
TCO
• TCO (UMTS 850/900MHz) is less than TCO (UMTS 2.1GHz) • 30%~50% sites can be save to cover the same area compared with UMTS 2.1GHz
Evolution
• Release more 850/900MHz frequencies for U850/900 to improve the user experience
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Agenda • Industry Insights • Refarming Main Focus • What we need to do ?
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Main Focus of GU900MHz Deployment Load Balancing How to reduce TCO?
How to improve spectrum efficiency? Industry highest spectrum efficiency G900
U900
G900
• •
GSM: VAMOS, TFR UMTS: 3.8Mhz, S-UMTS
3.8MHz
How to migrate G900 subs.? Interference Control
SingleRAN @ SDR Save 50% TCO G + U
•
U Software M T S
•
•
3 years ahead of industry Large scale commercialization Field-proven performance
How to eliminate GU interference?
Sandwich frequency allocation
avoid inter-operator interference • HR, VAMOS to improve GSM capacity Buffer Zone • G900->G1800/U900/U2100 100% eliminate neighbor cell interference
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NBIS • Buffer Zone • 100% eliminate neighbor cell interference • GSM Advanced Power Control
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Spectrum Efficiency
Huawei Superior Spectrum Efficiency: Saving 56%+ Spectrum for Easier Refarming
Commercially deployed 3.8MHz/4.2Mhz UMTS for
Commercially deployed GSM tighter frequency reuse for Reliance in India. Huawei ‘s solution
Conventional solution 5Mhz per carrier G222: 4.8Mhz … G444: 9.6Mhz G555: 12Mhz G111+U111: 7.4Mhz G222+U111: 9.8Mhz … G444+U111: 14.6Mhz G555+U111: 17Mhz G777+U111: 21.8Mhz
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UMTS
GSM
Total
24% Less Frequency
3.8Mhz per carrier G222: 3.6Mhz … G444: 5Mhz G555: 5.9Mhz
Up to 56% Less Frequency
G111+U111: 6.2Mhz G222+U111: 7.4Mhz … G444+U111: 8.8Mhz G555+U111: 9.7Mhz G777+U111: 11Mhz
16% - 43% Less Spectrum
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Spectrum Efficiency
VAMOS Improves 30% GSM Capacity Without VAMOS
Maximum
2 user Per TS
With VAMOS
Maximum
30% Capacity Gain@ 100% VAMOS terminal Penetration
4 user Per TS Best utilization of available frequency spectrum
Recommended scenarios: ■ No sharp subs growth potential, loose frequency reuse ■ HR penetration > 85% ■ Not sensitive to voice quality (0.3 MOS might drop) ■ Temporary capacity raise needed for refarmed GSM
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Refarmed GSM
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Rural/Suburban area
Spectrum Efficiency
Huawei GSM Tighter Frequency Reuse Solution Double The Configuration in Reliance, without KPI Decrease KPI Preserved
Traditional Solution
Huawei Solution
Double the configuration
•Large
number of population •Limited spectrum resource Legacy site configuration
S222
Current site configuration: With 4.4MHz Spectrum
S444
Capacity increased ,expand the sites from S222/BTS to S444/BTS site type with only 4.4MHz. Generally S444 needs minimum 9.6MHz without Tighter Frequency Reuse solution. HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
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Spectrum Efficiency
3.8MHz/4.2MHz U900 Save Spectrum with Guaranteed Performance 2.6MHz
2.2MHz
GSM
UMTS 5.0MHz
UMTS 4.2MHz
2.0MHz
GSM
GSM
2007 Optus, Australia ; 2010 SFR, France
UMTS 3.8MHz
P4, Poland in 2011
Average cell Throughput loss vs. U5.0MHz 3 2.5
Mbps
↓5%
Key Benefits : ↓15%
2
↓5%
1.5
Flexible UMTS carrier 3.8M, 4.2M … 5M
Up to 1.2Mhz spectrum saved
Supported with standard 3G terminals
↓18%
1 0.5 U5.0M U4.2M U3.8M 0
HSDPA
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GSM
U5.0M U4.2M U3.8M
HSUPA
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Spectrum Distribution in Sabafon When Refarming
……
CDMA 883.4
886.4
898.8
906.6
3.2MHz 16 Frequency Points
1.6MHz (8 Frequency points) TRX Distribution in Sana Cell Number
882
282 160
2MHz (10 Frequency points)
Key Benefits :
Up to 0.8Mhz spectrum saved
6.8MHz(34 Frequency points) for GSM
Supported Configuration up to S4/4/4
65 1
TRX Number
2
3
4
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Main Focus of GU900MHz Deployment Load Balancing How to reduce TCO?
How to improve spectrum efficiency? Industry highest spectrum efficiency G900
U900
G900
• •
GSM: VAMOS, TFR UMTS: 3.8Mhz, S-UMTS
3.8MHz
How to migrate G900 subs.? Interference Control
SingleRAN @ SDR Save 50% TCO G + U
•
U Software M T S
•
•
3 years ahead of industry Large scale commercialization Field-proven performance
How to eliminate GU interference?
Sandwich frequency allocation
avoid inter-operator interference • HR, VAMOS to improve GSM capacity Buffer Zone • G900->G1800/U900/U2100 100% eliminate neighbor cell interference
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NBIS • Buffer Zone • 100% eliminate neighbor cell interference • GSM Advanced Power Control
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TCO Saving
SDR is Best Solution for Refarming With Huawei antenna
legacy devices additional devices saved devices
CAPEX Saved
G/U G/UGSM G G/USASU G G A/C UMTS A/C 1 1 1 S S S 8 8 8 D D D GSM UMTS0 0 0 R R R U900 G/U Batteries Batteries 0 0 0 SDR
BTS3900A/AL
40+ operators done refarming with SDR solution
No TMA No combiner Reuse legacy air-conditioner for G/U Reuse legacy batteries for G/U
OPEX Saved
more than 50% power saved more than 20% transmission saved more than 50% maintenance cost saved
Modernize out-of-date GSM BSS so as to reduce GSM OPEX thereafter
Sharing all legacy facilities, almost NO additional CAPEX in accessories
Ready for 2G/3G capacity adjustment as users migrating from GSM to UMTS HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
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TCO Saving
Refarming and Keep the Same 2G Output Power, Even Improve Sabafon BW: 883.4 ~ 906.6
BW=21.4 MHz 6T6R Output Power 80W*2*3 with BW 35MHz Support 2*2 MIMO
3T6R 80W *3 with BW 20MHz 60W*3 with BW 35MHz Don’t support 2*2 MIMO
G
G
G
9 0 0
9 0 0
9 0 0
Scenaro: G4+U1 Total Power: 60W UMTS:20W GSM: 4TRX Sharing 40W Each TRX: 10W
Other Vender
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Scenaro: G4+U1 UMTS:40W Each TRX: 27W G/U G/U S S D D R R
Huawei
G/U S D R
Scenaro: G7+U1 UMTS:20W Each TRX: 20W Scenaro: G4+U1 2*2MIMO GSM 30W*4 + UMTS 20W*2 MIMO GSM 25W*4 + UMTS 30W*2 MIMO GSM 20W*4 + UMTS 40W*2 MIMO
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Main Focus of GU900MHz Deployment Load Balancing How to reduce TCO?
How to improve spectrum efficiency? Industry highest spectrum efficiency G900
U900
G900
• •
GSM: VAMOS, TFR UMTS: 3.8Mhz, S-UMTS
3.8MHz
How to migrate G900 subs.? Interference Control
SingleRAN @ SDR Save 50% TCO G + U
•
U Software M T S
•
•
3 years ahead of industry Large scale commercialization Field-proven performance
How to eliminate GU interference?
Sandwich frequency allocation
avoid inter-operator interference • HR, VAMOS to improve GSM capacity Buffer Zone • G900->G1800/U900/U2100 100% eliminate neighbor cell interference
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•
NBIS • Buffer Zone • 100% eliminate neighbor cell interference • GSM Advanced Power Control
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G900 User Migration
G900 User Migration Proposal Transfer traffic from G900 to other bands to guarantee the G900 network quality
Method: G900&G1800 joint capacity plan G1800 Extension
Traffic to G1800
Method: G900, U900 & 2100 Joint Capacity plan GU interworking solution UMTS multi-carrier solution
Traffic to UMTS
Method: HR/AMR HR RF Hopping VAMOS UISS+IBCA ICC/EICC/SAIC
G900 TFR solution
Sabafon have enough 900M bandwidth to do refarming, Huawei suggest to keep the existing G900 site configuration and no need user migration.
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Main Focus of GU900MHz Deployment Load Balancing How to reduce TCO?
How to improve spectrum efficiency? Industry highest spectrum efficiency G900
U900
G900
• •
GSM: VAMOS, TFR UMTS: 3.8Mhz, S-UMTS
3.8MHz
How to migrate G900 subs.? Interference Control
SingleRAN @ SDR Save 50% TCO G + U
•
U Software M T S
•
•
3 years ahead of industry Large scale commercialization Field-proven performance
How to eliminate GU interference?
Sandwich frequency allocation
avoid inter-operator interference • HR, VAMOS to improve GSM capacity Buffer Zone • G900->G1800/U900/U2100 100% eliminate neighbor cell interference
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•
NBIS • Buffer Zone • 100% eliminate neighbor cell interference • GSM Advanced Power Control
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Interference control
Innovative Solution to Reduce Interference UMTS & GSM 900 Network
Neighbor Frequency Interference
GU Site allocation
•Advanced filter •Spectrum allocation
Minimum Interference for G/U 100% co site
Same Frequency Interference
Buffer Zone
GSM power control
Rural All 900MHz for GSM
UMTS 900 & Re-planned GSM 900 Buffer Zone
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Interference control
GU900 Co-site Deployment to Minimize Inter-RAT Interference G/U Co-site solution is preferred regarding interference and TCO
Best Mode G/U 100% Co-Site Least Interference
Worst Mode
Worse Mode G/U Partial Co-Site Medium Interference
G/U on different Site High Interference
G900 BTS U900 NodeB
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Interference control
NBIS Reduce External Interference for U900 Frequent NBI Impact capacity & coverage
NBIS: Narrow Band Interference Suppression
~30% interference are NBI • Advanced
filter • Automatic detection • Active interference suppression
20% coverage gain Interference
Automatic Suppression street lamp, walky talky, electronic billboard…
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Interference control
Sandwich Solution Decrease Interference When U900 < 5Mhz Sandwich Allocation Mode GSM Op A
f2
f1
GSM Op A
Recommended Advantage: No Interference for other operator’s network Save more GSM frequencies while using non-standard separation
Disadvantage: Discontinuous frequencies make GSM frequency planning more complicated.
UMTS System
Edge Allocation Mode GSM Op A
GSM Other Op f1
f2
Not Recommended Advantage: Easy GSM planning and 2nd carrier U900 Refarming One side GU interference
Disadvantage: Frequency gap f2 of 2.6MHz should be reserved between UMTS UMTS System
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carrier and the adjacent GSM carrier of other operator.
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Interference control
Creative ‘Buffer Zone’ Decrease GU900 Same Band Interference GSM900 Area1
Area 1 All the 900MHz bandwidth can be configured for GSM900.
GSM900
GSM900 Area2: Buffer Zone
Area 2
GSM900
GSM900
UMTS900
GU900 Area3 GSM900
GSM900
The UMTS frequency in area 3 will not be used in buffer zone, in order to reduce GSM and UMTS same frequency interference.
Area 3 GSM and UMTS frequency replanned after Refarming .
By these Buffer zones, the same frequency interference can be reduced effectively HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
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Interference control
MR based Buffer Zone Planning Save 25% Buffer Zone Sites Egypt
Method 1: Based on experience •Buffer zone size: 157 cells
Method 2: Based on simulation Buffer zone size: 123 cells
Method 3: Based on MR data Buffer zone size: 71 cells
•Based on coverage prediction •Low accuracy
•Based on UNET simulation •For initial deployment
•Based on MR data •Accurate Planning
MR based Buffer Zone Planning is the most efficient way HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
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Interference control
GSM Power Control to Decrease Interference
Lower adjacent G900 carrier output power to decrease interference to U900 adjacent Lower adjacent G900 carrier output Lower power G900 carrier to decrease interference to U900 output power to decrease interference to U900
Dirty frequency
Power compensation
……
…… 3.8MHz 5MHz
Power compression Clean frequency
Clean frequency Dirty frequency
10%~20% gain for UMTS downlink throughput per user
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Why Huawei ? Why 44% U900 Market share? ■Only Huawei Can Provide Best Spectrum Efficiency Solution (S444 only need 4.4MHz) ■ 1st Commercial 4.2M U900 Network:Australia Optus ■ 1st Commercial 3.8M U900 Network:Poland P4 ■ The originator of “Sandwich” Frequency Planning Solution. ■Highest Output Power Guarantee Coverage No Reduce After Refarming ■Only Huawei Can Provide NBIS : Narrow Band Interference Suppression Reduce External Interference for U900, Enhance coverage and capacity. ■Creative ‘Buffer Zone’ Decrease GU900 Same Band Interference ■ ‘Buffer Zone’ Planning Base On Measurement Report. ■ Enhanced Power Control Reduce the Dirty frequency Output Power Decrease Interference HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
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• Pick out all Micro Sites • Pick out Site which is too close between each other • Pick out Site which the antenna height is too high
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