MRFUe Description V1.2

MRFUe Description
Issue V1.2
Date 2011-09-28
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&'()e *es#ription Contents
ontents
1 Intro-uction..................................................................................... 1
1.1 Appearance......................................................................................................................................................1
1.2 /hysical /orts..................................................................................................................................................2
2 Tec)nica, %peci2ications.....................................................................3
2.1 5re6uency (and..............................................................................................................................................+
2.2 Capacity............................................................................................................................................................+
2.+ 1eceiver "ensitivity........................................................................................................................................,
2., 7utput /ower...................................................................................................................................................,
2.- /ower Consumption........................................................................................................................................
2.-.1 /ower Consumption of the (T"8.99..................................................................................................
2.-.2 /ower Consumption of the (T"8.99L................................................................................................
2.-.+ /ower Consumption of the (T"8.99A..............................................................................................8
3 Acron'/s an- A33re.iations................................................................9
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1 Intro-uction
The :15e can be used in a (T"8.99 ;<er.C=, (T"8.99L ;<er.C=, (T"8.99A
;<er.C=, or (T"8.99AL cabinet. The :15e performs modulation, demodulation,
data processing, and combination and division of baseband signals and 15 signals.
2ith the "oftware >efined 1adio ;">1= technology, the :15e can work either in
? or ?L dual@mode through software configuration modification.
1.1 Appearance
5igure a.+ shows the appearance of the :15e.
Figure a.1 Appearance of the :15e
&'()e *es#ription + /#rony0s and /11re2iations
1.2 1)'sica, 1orts
5igure a.+ shows the physical ports on the :15e.
Figure a.1 /hysical ports on the :15e
1ort onnector 4uantit' Function
15 port >#N - Connects to an antenna
#nterconnection
port for receiving
15 signals
A:A female - Connects to the another
15 module
Common public
radio interface
;C/1#= port
"5/ female - Connects to the baseband
unit ;((8.99=
/ower supply
socket
8<8 + 1eceives @B, < >C power
:7N port 1CB* + /ort for monitoring and
maintenance
A ((8.99 and :15e are connected through a C/1# port using an electrical or
optical cable to transmit C/1# signals.
The ((8.99 and the :15e are connected in dual@star topology. #n this topology,
the C/1# port on the ?T: or (1# is connected to C/1#9 on the :15e, and the
C/1# port on the 2((/ or L((/ is connected to C/1#+ on the :15e, as shown in
5igure a.-.
Figure a.2 >ual@star topology
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2 Tec)nica, %peci2ications
2.1 Fre5uenc' 6an-
Figure a.1 :15e fre6uency band
Fre5uenc'
6an- 7MH89
R: Fre5uenc' 6an- 7MH89 T: Fre5uenc' 6an- 7MH89
+,99 +D+9E+D,* +,9*E,,9
2.2 apacit'
Figure a.1 "ingle@mode capacity
Mo-e apacit'
?": &ach :15e supports , T1Fs.
:T" &ach :15e supports B T1Fs.
LT& &ach :15e supports - T1Fs. The LT& bandwidth is +.B, 8, *, +9,
+*, or -9 :H).
Figure a.2 >ual@mode capacity
Mo-e apacit'
?": G :T" 5or detailed specifications, see -.B.+ #. +5igure a.-.
?": G LT& 5or detailed specifications, see -.B.+ #. +5igure a.8.
2.3 Recei.er %ensiti.it'
Figure a.1 :15e receiver sensitivity
Mo-e Fre5uenc'
6an- 7MH89
1-Wa' Recei.er
%ensiti.it'
7-6/9
2-Wa' Recei.er
%ensiti.it'
7-6/9
;-Wa' Recei.er
%ensiti.it'
7-6/9
?": +,99 @++B @++H., @++..*
:T" +,99 @+-*., @+-,.H @+8+.8
The receiver sensitivity of ?":, as recommended in 8?// T" *+.9-+, is measured in the
central band ;,9I of the entire operating band, e$cluding the edge band= at the antenna
connector on the condition that the channel rate is +8 kbit3s and the (it &rror 1ate ;(&1= is not
higher than -I.
The receiver sensitivity of :T", as recommended in 8?// T" -*.+9B, is measured in the
entire operating band at the antenna connector on the condition that the channel rate is +-.-
kbit3s and the (&1 is not higher than 9.99+.
The receiver sensitivity of LT& should be obtained from the LT& marketing personnel.
2.4 "utput 1o+er
:15e modules operating in ?": mode and in +,99 :H) fre6uency band comply with the
srandard &N 89+ *9- <..-.+.
:15e modules operating in :T", LT&, or :ulti@"tandard 1adio ;:"1= mode and in +,99
:H) fre6uency band comply with the standard &T"# &N 89+ .9, <*.-.+.
The output power is + d( lesser than the standard power when the :15e is located at a
height of 8*99 m to B*99mJ and is - d( lesser than the standard power when the :15e is
located at a height of B*99 m to H999m.
5actors such as the site@to@site distance, fre6uency@reuse factor, power control algorithm, and
traffic model affect the gain achieved by dynamic power allocation. Therefore, in most cases,
the network planning can be based on the power specification achieved by dynamic power
allocation.
#n power sharing mode, the power control and >TF functions must be enabled. #n ?("",.+,
power sharing cannot be used together with functions concentric cell, Co@(CCH, tight (CCH
fre6uency reuse, or enhanced measurement report. #n ?(""..9, power sharing can be used
together with functions concentric cell, Co@(CCH, tight (CCH fre6uency reuse, and enhanced
measurement report. #n ?("",.+ and ?(""..9, power sharing cannot be used together with
#(CA, dynamic :A#7, 1AN sharing, or double@slot cell.
/ower sharing assumes a random distribution of &s in the cell.
5igure a.+, 5igure a.-, and 5igure a.8 list the typical configurations of the :15e.
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Figure a.1 Typical :15e configuration ;+,99 :H), single@mode=
!u/3er
o2 $%M
arriers
!u/3er
o2 UMT%
arriers
!u/3er
o2 #TE
arriers
"utput
1o+er
per
$%M
arrier
7W9
"utput
%)arin(
1o+er
per $%M
arrier
7W9
"utput
1o+er per
UMT%
arrier
7W9
"utput
1o+er per
#TE
arrier
7W9
+ 9 9 ,9 ,9 9 9
- 9 9 H9 H9 9 9
8 9 9 B9 *9 9 9
B 9 9 89 B9 9 9
* 9 9 -* 89 9 9
H 9 9 -9 89 9 9
D 9 9 +* -9 9 9
, 9 9 +9 +H 9 9
9 + 9 9 9 ,9 9
9 - 9 9 9 H9 9
9 8 9 9 9 B9 9
9 B 9 9 9 89 9
9 9 + 9 9 9 *3+93+*3-9
:H)' +$H9
+.B38 :H)'
+$B9
9 9 - 9 9 9 *3+93+*3-9
:H)' +$H9
+.B38 :H)'
+$B9
Figure a.2 Typical :15e configuration ;+,99 :H), ? :"1=
!u/3er o2
$%M arriers
!u/3er o2
UMT% arriers
"utput 1o+er per
$%M arrier 7W9
"utput 1o+er per
UMT% arrier 7W9
- + B9 B9
8 + -* 89
B + -B -9
B + -9 89
* + +, -9
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-
!u/3er o2
$%M arriers
!u/3er o2
UMT% arriers
"utput 1o+er per
$%M arrier 7W9
"utput 1o+er per
UMT% arrier 7W9
* + +H 89
H + +8 -9
D + +9 -9
+ - B9 B9
- - -9 89
8 - -9 -9
8 - +* 89
B - +, -9
* - +- -9
Figure a.3 Typical :15e configuration ;+,99 :H), ?L :"1=
!u/3er o2
$%M arriers
!u/3er o2 #TE
arriers
"utput 1o+er per
$%M arrier 7W9
"utput 1o+er per #TE
arrier 7W9
+ + ;:#:7= H9 *3+93+*3-9 :H)' H9
+.B38 :H)' B9
- + ;:#:7= B9 B9
8 + ;:#:7= -* 89
8 + ;:#:7= -9 B9
B + ;:#:7= -B -9
B + ;:#:7= -9 89
* + ;:#:7= -9 *3+9 :H)' -9
* + ;:#:7= +H *3+9 :H)' 89
H + ;:#:7= +8 -9
D + ;:#:7= +9 -9
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2.5 1o+er onsu/ption
The typical power consumption and the ma$imum power consumption are measured when the
base station works at a temperature of -*KC.
The typical power consumption for ?": is reached when the base station works with 89I load
and power control and >TF are enabled. The ma$imum power consumption for ?": is reached
when the base station works with +99I load.
2.5.1 1o+er onsu/ption o2 t)e 6T%<900
Figure a.1 /ower consumption of the (T"8.99 ;<er.C= ;@B,<=
Mo-e on2i(uration "utput 1o+er
per arrier 7W9
T'pica, 1o+er
onsu/ption
7W9
Ma=i/u/
1o+er
onsu/ption
7W9
?": 8$. -9 +D+* -D*9
8$+9 -9 +,,9 898*
8$++ -9 -999 8-89
8 $+- -9 -+-9 8B-*
2.5.2 1o+er onsu/ption o2 t)e 6T%<900#
Figure a.1 /ower consumption of the (T"8.99L ;<er.C=
per arrier 7W9
T'pica, 1o+er
onsu/ption
7W9
Ma=i/u/
1o+er
onsu/ption
7W9
?": 8$. -9 +DB* -D,9
8$+9 -9 +.+9 89H*
8$++ -9 -989 8-H9
8$+- -9 -+*9 8B**
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2.5.3 1o+er onsu/ption o2 t)e 6T%<900A
Figure a.1 /ower consumption of the (T"8.99A ;<er.C= ;@B,<=
per arrier 7W9
T'pica, 1o+er
onsu/ption
7W9
Ma=i/u/
1o+er
onsu/ption
7W9
?": 8$. -9 +DB* -D,9
8$+9 -9 +.+9 89H*
8$++ -9 -989 8-H9
8$+- -9 -+*9 8B**
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3 Acron'/s an- A33re.iations
Abbreviation 5ull Name
8?// 8rd ?eneration /artnership /ro%ect
(( (aseband nit
(&1 (it &rror 1atio
C/1# Common /ublic 1adio #nterface
>TF >iscontinuous Transmission
?": ?lobal "ervice :obile
?T: ?": Timing and :ain Control nit
L((/ LT& (ase(and /rocessing nit
LT& Long Term &volution
:#:7 :ulti@input and :ulti@output
:"1 :ulti@"tandard 1adio
:15e :ulti@:ode 1adio 5re6uency nit
1AN 1adio Access Network
">1 "oftware >efined 1adio
(1# niversal (aseband 1adio #nterference (oard
:T" niversal :obile Telecommunications "ystem
2((/ 2C>:A (aseband /rocessing unit
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