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1 | FEATURE DESCRIPTION
2 | UPGRADE RULES
4 | PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
5 | CONCLUSION
6 | APPENDIX A: CONFIGURATIONS
2 | UPGRADE RULES
4 | PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
5 | CONCLUSION
6 | APPENDIX A: CONFIGURATIONS
Bandwidth #1
Carrier #1
Bandwidth #1 RRH
Carrier #1 Carrier #1
RRH
Carrier #3
bCEM #2 RRH
Bandwidth #2 Carrier #2
Carrier #2
RRH
Bandwidth #2 Carrier #1
Carrier #2 RRH
Carrier #1
RRH
Bandwidth #2
Carrier #3
Carrier #2
RRH
Carrier #2
RRH
Carrier #2
bCEM #3 RRH
Bandwidth #3 Carrier #3
Carrier #3
Bandwidth #3
Carrier #3
Bandwidth #3
Carrier #3
For 115808 Tri-Freq config, Antenna Cross Connect configurations are supported at carrier
level; this implies the possibility having mixed configurations at eNB level: one carrier could
be ACC, the others not ACC.
Note it is not possible to use the same RRH with two carriers and ACC in the same time.
2 | UPGRADE RULES
4 | PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
5 | CONCLUSION
6 | APPENDIX A: CONFIGURATIONS
2 | UPGRADE RULES
4 | PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
5 | CONCLUSION
6 | APPENDIX A: CONFIGURATIONS
3 1800MHz Single – carrier 20 MHz 15 MHz 20 MHz MC TRDU and 2 Rx antenna, 1 CPRI link
7 2.6GHz Single - carrier 20 MHz 15 MHz 20 MHz RRH and 2 Rx antenna, 1 CPRI link
20 800MHz EDD Single - carrier 10 MHz 10 MHz TRDU and 2 Rx antenna, 1 CPRI link
Note: the creation of a Tri-Freq Config (from mono-freq or from bi-freq) implies an
outage of the eNodeB.
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Activation Strategy
Impact on RAN Model
Enb
isTriCarrierEnabled dedicatedConfId
enbRadioConfId
enbVoipConfId
FrequencyAndBandwidthFDD/TDD
multiCarrierPriority
2 | UPGRADE RULES
4 | PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
5 | CONCLUSION
6 | APPENDIX A: CONFIGURATIONS
• Retainability
• ERAB Drop rate and UE Context Drop rate
• Capacity :
• counter #13261 on each frequency
• Throughput UL and DL :
• check that peak throughput per cell is maintained : VS_cell_thpt_ul_xxxx, VS_cell_thpt_dl_xxxx
• Note: having the tri-freq deployed in a dense urban area is required to assess the spectrum capacity
gain (offload of the two others frequencies).
MOBILITY all Intra LTE inter-cell Handover Success Rate L127b1_10_CI VS_HO_IrC_IaLTE_succ_src
L12105_2 VS_ERABs_NonGBR_RLC_PDU_UP_KiByte_DL
TRAFFIC DL RLC Layer NonGBR
L12106_2 VS_ERABs_NonGBR_RLC_PDU_UP_KiByte_UL
UL RLC Layer NonGBR
CAPACITY Average RRC Connected Users L13201_40_CI VS_UE_RRC_connected_avg_ForAllCells
L13201_Max_30_SI VS_UE_RRC_connected_Tmax
2 | UPGRADE RULES
4 | PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
5 | CONCLUSION
6 | APPENDIX A: CONFIGURATIONS
This feature enables co-location of different carriers on the same LTE band
or on different LTE Band within a single eNB, when spectrum available in
one carrier is not sufficient.
A capacity gain is expected, considering the third frequency will allow to
offload the two other frequencies.
2 | UPGRADE RULES
4 | PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
5 | CONCLUSION
6 | APPENDIX A: CONFIGURATIONS
ENBEquipment
eNB
LteCell
Sector CpriRadioEquipment
- uniqueName
- sectorNumber
- ...
TRDU
TRDU
bCEM
RRH
TRDU
TRDU
bCEM
RRH
TRDU
TRDU