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Self-Tuning in LTE
Blanca GONZLEZ
Francisco MIC
SUMMARY
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Introduction
Random access in LTE
Self Optimizing Networks
Case study: Self-tuning of random access
Conclusion
Summary
access uses:
Connected UE, not uplink-synchronized
Send new data or control information
Hand-over process
ACK/NACK message in the uplink
Positioning purposes.
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What is RA?
Contention resolution
Random
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access procedure:
design
Duration
Banswidth
Preamble
Length
Sequence
Format
CP
Cyclic shift
GT
PRACH
Load
Resource
configuration
Interferences
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Inside PRACH
What is SON?
Rising expectations on
QoS, coverage and
capacity
Goals
Reduce OPEX
(Operational Expenditures)
by automating funcionality
currently performed
manually
Reduce CAPEX (Capital
Expenditures) by optimized
use of network elements
Source:
Self-Organizing Networks (SON) in 3GPP Long Term Evolution.
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Introduction to SON
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RACH Self-Tuning
RACH Optimization
Role
of RACH
Initial network access without user data
Necessity for RACH optimization
Performance of RACH influences the capacity of
whole mobile network
Possible RACH optimization algorithm
Phy resources
Preambule allocation
Persistence level
Transmission power control
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Probability (AP)
Detection
Detection
Contention
Access
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Ratio (CR)
Ratio (AR)
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Experiments
Effects
Effects
Effects
Interference
Preambles
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CONCLUSION
Performance:
Encouragement
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RACH Self-Tuning
and potential
References
[1] Towards Random Access Channel Self-Tuning in LTE.
Mehdi Amirijoo, Pl Frenger, Fredrik Gunnarsson, Johan Moe, Kristina Zetterberg
Wireless Access Networks, Ericsson Research, Ericsson AB, Sweden
[2] Self-Configuration and Self-Optimization for LTE Networks.
Honglin Hu and Jian Zhang, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Xiaoying Zheng, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Southeast University
Yang Yang, Chinese Academy of Sciences and University College London
Ping Wu, Uppsala University
[3] Challenges in mobile network operation: Towards Self-Optimizing Networks.
Martin Dttling1, Ingo Viering2
1: Nokia Siemens Networks GmbH & Co. KG, Munich, Germany
2: Nomor Research GmbH, Munich, Germany
[4] Random Access Channel (RACH) Parameters Optimization in WCDMA Systems.
Juan Reig, Oscar Lpez-Jimnez, Lorenzo Rubio and Narcis Cardona
Departamento de Comunicaciones
Universidad Politcnica de Valencia, Espaa.
[5] Self Organization Network. NECs proposals for next-generation radio network management.
White paper.
[6] LTE. The UMTS Long Term Evolution. From theory to practice.
Sesia, Toufik & Baker. Ed: Wiley, second edition.
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