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1.WCDMA RNO Power Control Algorithm Analysis and Parameter Configuration Guidance-20050316-A-1.0
1.WCDMA RNO Power Control Algorithm Analysis and Parameter Configuration Guidance-20050316-A-1.0
WCDMA RNP
Product version
V100R001
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For internal use only
Total 69 pages
Prepared by
URNP-SANA
Date
Reviewed by
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Reviewed by
Date
Approved by
Date
2003-12-04
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Revision Record
Date
2003-12-15
Revision version
0.01
2005-03-16- 1.00
2004-07-09
Description
Author
Initial transmittal
Jin Yu
Jin Yu
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Table of Contents
1 Overview .................................................................................................................................. 8
2 Analysis on Power Control Management Principle and Protocol ............................................ 8
2.1
Basic Principle of Power Control ........................................................................................ 8
2.1.1
Power Control Methods for Various Physical Channels .............................................. 8
2.1.2
Open Loop Power Control ............................................................................................ 9
2.1.3
Fast Power Control ....................................................................................................... 9
2.1.4
Outer Loop Power Control ......................................................................................... 10
2.1.5
Slow Power Control .................................................................................................... 13
2.2
Protocol Analysis of Power Control Process ................................................................... 13
2.2.1
Open Loop Power Control of PRACH ........................................................................ 13
2.2.1.1
PRACH Preamble Initial Value Setting .................................................................. 13
2.2.1.2
PRACH Power Control Sequence .......................................................................... 14
2.2.2
Open Loop Power Control of Uplink DPCCH............................................................. 14
2.2.3
Power Control of Uplink Dedicated Channel DPCCH and DPDCH .......................... 14
2.2.3.1
Basic process of uplink power control .................................................................... 14
2.2.3.2
Processing in case of out-of- sync .......................................................................... 15
2.2.3.3
Generation methods of downlink TPC command during RL initialization ......... 15
2.2.3.4
Algorithm 1 and Algorithm 2 for power control...................................................... 16
2.2.3.5
Power increment calculation of uplink DPCCH channel ..................................... 17
2.2.3.6
Transmit Power of Control Channel and Data Channel ...................................... 18
2.2.3.7
Power Control in Compressed Mode ..................................................................... 20
2.2.4
Power Control of Downlink Private Channel DPCH ................................................... 24
2.2.4.1
Basic process of downlink power control ............................................................... 24
2.2.4.2
Calculation of the power of the current timeslot ................................................... 25
2.2.4.3
Downlink Power Balance ......................................................................................... 26
2.2.4.4
Power Control in Compressed Mode ..................................................................... 27
2.2.5
Power Configuration of Other Channels .................................................................... 29
2.2.5.1
Channels with power configured at the beginning of cell setup ......................... 29
2.2.5.2
Channels with power configured during common channel configuration ......... 30
2.2.6
Synchronization and Out-of-sync Processes ............................................................. 30
2.2.6.1
Initial synchronization and out-of-sync process of the downlink ........................ 30
2.2.6.2
Uplink initial synchronization and out-of-sync process ........................................ 32
2.2.6.3
Parameters involved in synchronization and out-of-sync .................................... 34
3 Power Management Parameters ........................................................................................... 35
3.1
UE Power Management Parameter ................................................................................. 38
3.1.1
Power Offset Pp-m ..................................................................................................... 38
3.1.2
Constant Value ........................................................................................................... 39
3.1.3
PRACH Power Ramp Step ........................................................................................ 39
3.1.4
Preamble Retrans Max............................................................................................... 40
3.1.5
Preamble Threshold ................................................................................................... 40
3.1.6
DPCCH Power Offset (MP) ........................................................................................ 41
3.1.7
PC Preamble (MP) ..................................................................................................... 42
3.1.8
SRB Delay (MP) ......................................................................................................... 43
3.1.9
Gain Factors c and d , Reference TFC ID ......................................................... 43
3.1.10
Power Control Algorithm (MP) .......................................................................... 46
3.1.11
TPC Step Size .................................................................................................. 47
3.1.12
DPC Mode (MP)................................................................................................ 48
3.1.13
Maximum Allowed UL Tx Power (MP) .............................................................. 49
3.2
NodeB Power Management Parameter ........................................................................... 50
3.2.1
DL TPC Pattern 01 Count .......................................................................................... 50
3.2.2
PO1 (MP).................................................................................................................... 50
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3.2.3
PO2 (MP).................................................................................................................... 52
3.2.4
PO3 (MP).................................................................................................................... 52
3.2.5
FDD TPC DL StepSize (OP) ...................................................................................... 53
3.2.6
Limited Power Increase .............................................................................................. 53
3.2.7
Power_Raise_Limit .................................................................................................... 54
3.2.8
DL Power Averaging Window Size ............................................................................ 55
3.2.9
DL Power Balance Switch .......................................................................................... 55
3.2.10
Inner Loop DL PC Status .................................................................................. 56
3.2.11
Initial DL transmission Powers.......................................................................... 56
3.2.12
Maximum Uplink SIR ........................................................................................ 57
3.2.13
Minimum Uplink SIR ......................................................................................... 58
3.2.14
UL SIR Targets ................................................................................................. 59
3.2.15
Maximum DL Tx Power .................................................................................... 60
3.2.16
Minimum DL Tx Power ..................................................................................... 63
3.2.17
Primary CPICH Power ...................................................................................... 63
3.3
Others ............................................................................................................................... 64
3.3.1
Outer Loop Power Control Adjustment Period (SirAdjustPeriod) .............................. 64
3.3.2
Outer Loop Power Control Adjustment Step (SirAdjustStep) .................................... 64
3.3.3
Outer Loop Power Control Adjustment Factor (SirAdjustFactor)............................... 65
3.3.4
Maximum SIR StepUp (MaxSirStepUp) ..................................................................... 65
3.3.5
Maximum SIR StepDown (MaxSirStepDown)............................................................ 65
3.3.6
BLERtarget ................................................................................................................. 66
3.3.7
In-Synchronization Threshold Qin .............................................................................. 66
3.3.8
Out-of-sync Threshold Qout ....................................................................................... 67
4 Appendix: Power Management Parameter Calculation ......................................................... 68
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List of Tables
Table 1
Power control methods adopted for various physical channels................................... 8
Table 2
Initial transmission power mode in the compressed mode ........................................ 22
Table 3
Recovery period power control under the compressed mode ................................... 23
Table 4
Channels with power configured during cell setup .................................................... 29
Table 5
Channels with power configured during common channel configuration .................. 30
Table 6
Power management parameters (modifiable to network planning engineers) .......... 35
Table 7
Power management parameters (modification by network planning engineers is not
recommended)............................................................................................................................ 37
Table 8
Gain factor parameter configuration .......................................................................... 45
Table 9
Initial and maximum target SIR value ........................................................................ 58
Table 10 Configurations of partial OLPC parameters ............................................................... 59
Table 11 Max. & min. downlink transmission power configuration ........................................... 60
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List of Figures
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 7
Figure 8
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Overview
In WCDMA, power control strategies that combine open-loop power control and
closed-loop power control fast power control and slow power control are adopted, which
can well overcome the influences of unfavorable factors such as fast fading on radio channels
to guarantee the transmission quality of radio channels.
This document contains two parts. The first part (Section 2) describes the power control
process principle and the relevant protocols, and the second part (Section 3) summarizes the
configuration methods and configuration values of parameters involved in power control and
briefly describes the meaning of each parameter and algorithms.
This document is suitable for network planning engineers to study, and can be used as
field operation guidance after the parts about algorithms and parameter configuration are
properly deleted.
2.1
2.1.1
Physical
Open loop
Inner loop
Outer loop
channel
power control
power
power
control
control
DPDCH
DPCCH
Slow power
control
No power control
process, power is
specified by upper
layers.
PCCPCH
SCCPCH
PRACH
PDSCH
PCPCH
X
X
AICH
PICH
AP-AICH
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CSICH
CD/CA-ICH
2.1.2
2.1.3
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(the frame format of the downlink dedicated channel is shown is Figure 1.). For a UE
moving at a medium or slow speed, this rate is greater than the Rayleigh fading rate,
so the transmission power can be well adjusted.
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DPCCH
DPCH
ratio
is
the
same.
For
instance,
under
the
same
signal-to-interference ratio, the faster the UE moves, the worse the signal quality will
be. As shown in Figure 3, generally, when mobile stands are still, the target
signal-to-interference ratio is the lowest.
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of outer loop power control can be seen. The frequency of outer loop control is 10
to100HZ, and the specific value depends on the data block adopted in the channel
quality estimation.
DPDCH
(Fast power control
1.5kHz)
SIRtar (n 1) SIR(n) (
BLERm ean(n 1)
1) stepdown factor
BLERtar
Where, BLERtar is the target BLER value; stepdown is the adjustment step of outer
loop power control (the decrease step of the target signal-to-interference ratio when the error
block is 0); factor is the adjustment factor of the outer loop power control. Those parameters
can be adjusted on the field, and they are configurable algorithm parameters.
In an SIR adjustment conversation, the adjustment amplitude should not be too big. The
increase amplitude should be smaller than or equal to the maximum stepup (MaxSirStepUp)
and the decrease amplitude should be smaller than or equal to maximum stepdown
(MaxSirStepDown). In connection admission, the maximum and minimum target SIR values
will be given, and the actual target SIR value should be within the maximum and minimum
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ranges.
When the actual SIR is higher than the target SIR value without convergence, do
not further decrease the target SIR value; when the actual SIR is lower than the target
SIR value without convergence, do not further increase the target SIR value.
Returning
2.1.5
2.2
2.2.1
2.2.1.1
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Power Ramp
Step
Preable_Initial_power
12 timeslots
10ms/20ms(15/30 timeslots)
2.2.3
2.2.3.1
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UE
NodeB
Uplink DPCCH
Uplink DPDCH
Downlink DPCCH
2.2.3.3
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- the TPC pattern continuously repeat but shall be forcibly re-started at the beginning of
each frame where CFN mod 4 = 0.
Else
-
Returning
2.2.3.4
a) Algorithm 1:
If soft handover does not exist and there is only one TPC command, then, when
TPC Command = 0, TPC _cmd = -1; when TPC Command = 1, TPC_cmd =1.
When a UE is in soft handover, there are two steps. The first step: Combine TPC
commands of RLs belonging to the same RLS (Radio Link Set) (The TPC commands
of all RLs in the same RLS are the same). If there are N PLSs, make soft decision for
all the received TPCis (I = 1, 2..N), and obtain the corresponding Wi. Then obtain
the value of TPC_cmd by means of the following formula:
TPC_cmd
W1 , W2 , ......WN
Where, the final value of TPC_cmd is 1 or -1.
is the user-defined function by the user. The protocol has only three limits on
this function, as follows:
1) When the probability that TPC command is 0 and the probability that TPC
command is 1 are the same, the probability that TPC_cmd value is 1 should be
greater than and equal to 1/(2N), while the probability that TPC_cmd value is -1
should be greater than and equal to 1/2;
2) When all TPC commands = 1, TPC_cmd = 1;
3) When all TPC commands = 0, TPC_cmd = -1.
b) Algorithm 2:
Perform a power adjustment every 5 timeslots (Divide each frame equally into 3
segments to obtain 5 timeslots each segment.)
If soft handover does not exist and there is only one TPC command:
1) For the first 4 slots of a set, TPC_cmd = 0.
2) For the fifth slot of a set, the UE uses hard decisions on each of the 5 received
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TPC_cmd5 th slot
TPC_tmp 1 , TPC_tmp 2 , ......TPC_tmp N
Where is defined as:
1
N
1
N
TPC_temp i 0.5,TPC_cmd 1
i1
N
a) DPCCH preamble
At the beginning of DPCCH setup, the initial value of DPCCH is obtained through
the outer loop power control. The initial value of DPCCH is as follows:
DPCCH_Initial_power = DPCCH_Power_offset - CPICH_RSCP
Where, the value of DPCCH_Power_offset is configured by RNC to UE at the
beginning of RRC connection setup, and the value of CPICH_RSCP is obtained from
the measurement of the pilot signal by UE itself.
At the beginning of the dedicated channel setup, there are only DPCCHs in the
uplink dedicated channel but there is no DPDCH. DPCCH during this time is called
UL DPCCH power control preamble. The specific length of a preamble is 0 to 7
frames. It is set on UE by the RRC protocol and the parameter name is PC Preamble.
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In addition, during this period of time, only the above-mentioned Algorithm 1 can
be adopted for power control.
After the initial value is set, the change of DPCCH power is determined by the
following equation:
Aj
d
c
Where, c and d are the gain factors of DPCCH and DPDCH respectively. c
and d can be obtained through two methods: One is that RNC configures directly
UE through RRC protocol (Signalled Gain Factors), and the corresponding IEs are
Gain Factor c and Gain Factor d ; the other method is to obtain c and d
(Computed Gain Factors) of the current TFC with c and d of the reference TFC.
As a service can have multi TFCs, for the second method, as long as c and d of
a certain TFC are known, c and d of other TFCs can be obtained.
For a connection, these two methods can be used in combination. If the upper
layer has configured a gain factor on a certain TFC, adopt Method 1; if the upper
layer has not configured any gain factor on a certain TFC, adopt Method 2. (The IDs
of the reference TFCs are set through IE Reference TFC ID)
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Kref RMi
Ni
i
Kj RMi
Ni
i
Aj
dj dref
Lref
Kj
cj cref
Lj
K ref
For multi-code transmission, the more the channels, the smaller the power ratio
of DPDCH and DPCCH. Because DPCCH is transmitted over only one channel, while
the data on DPDCH can be transmitted on multi channels, so the power of a single
DPDCH shall reduce. The greater the Kj is, the higher the bit rate in each
transmission channel is, and the higher the required power of DPDCH is. This is the
only way to ensure that the bit error rate is kept at the original level.
After the transmission power of DPCCH and DPDCH is obtained, compare the
total transmission power of these two channels with the maximum allowed power of
the UE. The maximum allowed power of the UE is the maximum transmission power
supported by the UE itself or the maximum transmission power of the UE configured
by UTRAN, whichever is smaller (refer to IE Maximum allowed UL Tx power in RRC
protocol).
If the calculated total power of DPCCH and DPDCH exceeds the maximum
allowed transmission power of the UE, reduce the total power of DPCCH and DPDCH
to the maximum allowed transmission power of the UE, and keep the power ratio
between DPCCH and DPDCH unchanged at the same time.
In addition, when the calculated total power is smaller than the minimum transmission
power specified in 25.101, reduce the total power below the minimum transmission power or
reduce it only to the specified minimum transmission power, and keep the power ratio
between DPCCH and DPDCH unchanged at the same time. There are two conditions for this
adjustment process: One is that the total power should be smaller than or equal to the
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transmission power of the previous timeslot. The other one is that the adjustment amplitude
of the total power should not be greater than the calculated value.
After the power adjustment, the obtained transmission power should be the actual
transmission power of uplink dedicated channel.
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2.2.3.7
TPC
corresponding radio frame of the first transmission gap in the transmission gap mode;
- SIR2_coding=DeltaSIR2: The second transmission gap in the transmission
gap mode is located in the current uplink frame;
- SIR2_coding=DeltaSIRafter2: The current frame is located behind the
corresponding radio frame of the second transmission gap in the transmission gap
mode;
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(dB) is:
PILOT
= 10Log10
(Npilot,prev/Npilot,curr). Where, Npilot, prev is the number of pilots in the previous timeslot and
Npilot, curr is the pilot number at the current timeslot; otherwise, PILOT equals to 0
(including the transmission gap at downlink).
Unless otherwise specified, the UE will adjust the transmission power of the
uplink DPCCH at each timeslot in the compressed mode, and the adjustment step
DPCCH (dB) is:
DPCCH = TPC TPC_cmd +
PILOT.
The transmission power of the uplink DPCCH at the first timeslot after the
transmission gap is adjusted according to the transmission power at the latest
timeslot, and the adjustment step DPCCH (dB) is:
DPCCH = RESUME + PILOT.
Where, the value of RESUME (dB) is determined by the UE according to the
initial transmission power mode (ITP). ITP is a specific parameter of the UE. The
network layer determines ITP according to the compressed mode and informs the UE
about it through signaling. The relations between ITP and RESUME are shown in the
following table.
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RESUME
RESUME =
last
In the uplink transmission gaps, TPC_cmdgap is the TPC command of the uplink
transmission gaps. The calculation method is as follows:
- If the corresponding downlink timeslot of the first uplink transmission timeslot
has sent the TPC command, TPC_cmdgap equals to the TPC_cmd obtained at this
timeslot.
- Otherwise, TPC_cmdgap equals to 0.
If last equals to the value of the last I calculated, i will be substituted according
to the following recursion relation:
This process is implemented in all timeslots where uplink DPCCH and downlink
TPC commands exist at the same time. It is also implemented in the first timeslot (If
there is downlink command under this timeslot) of the uplink transmission gap.
Where, TPC_cmdi is the power control command deduced at the current timeslot
for the UE. If the previous timeslot is as described in 5.1.2.6 of TS25.214, and an
additional proportion factor is adopted for the current timeslot, K sc =0; otherwise
K sc =1.
i-1 is the i value obtained at the previous timeslot. When the uplink DPCCH is
active, its initial value is 0, and it is reset to zero at the end of the first timeslot after
each uplink and downlink transmission gap. i is reset to zero at the end of the first
timeslot after each uplink transmission gap.
The period from an uplink or downlink transmission gap till the uplink/ downlink
DPCCH resumes transmission is called recovery period. The length of the recovery
period RPL, in units of timeslots, and its value is equal to min {transmission gap
length, 7}. If the next transmission gap starts before RPL timeslots, the recovery
period ends when the next transmission gap starts, and RPL value will decrease
accordingly.
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During the recovery period, there are two modes for the power control algorithms
(RPP). The signaling determines which mode will be adopted. These modes are list in
the following table.
Table 3 Recovery period power control under the compressed mode
Power Control Mode during
Description
Recovery Period
0
Power control Algorithm 1 is used for RPL timeslots after each transmission
gap, and the step is RP-TPC.
When RPP is 0, the adjustment step of the entire recovery period remains
unchanged, the normal transmission power control is adopted, and TPC command
processing algorithm is determined by PCA.
When RPP is 1, whatever the PCA value is, algorithm 1 is adopted for power
control of all RPL timeslots after each transmission gap, and the adjustment step is
RP-TPC, instead of TPC. In the recovery period timeslots after the transmission gap
(except the first timeslot after the transmission gap), the change of the uplink DPCCH
transmission power is given by the following formula:
DPCCH = RP-TPC TPC_cmd + PILOT
Where, RP-TPC is called recovery period power control step, in the unit of dB, and
its value is:
- If PCA is 1, RP-TPC = min {2TPCdB};
- If PCA is 2, RP-TPC = 1dB.
After the recovery period, the normal power control is recovered. PCA
determines which algorithm should be used, and the power adjustment step is TPC.
When PCA is 2, the timeslot set for TPC command processing remains aligned
with the frame header of the compressed frames. No matter the RPP value is 0 or 1, if
the transmission gap or the recovery period causes failure of TPC command
processing, the TPC_CMD values of the timeslots which have not completed
commands processing will all be 0.
Under the compressed mode, the setting method of the uplink DPCCH/DPDCH
power difference is as follows:
The gain factor of corresponding to a certain TFC in the compressed frame can
be obtained through calculation of the power ratios corresponding to this TFC in the
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normal frame. Suppose that Aj is the power ratio corresponding to the jth TFC in the
normal frame, c,C,j and d,C,j are the gain factors corresponding to this TFC in the
compressed frame. AC,j can be obtained through the following formula:
A C,j
d,j
c,j
15
N pilot,C
N slots,C
N pilot,N
Where, Npilot,C is the number of pilot bits contained in each timeslot in the
compressed frame, Npilot,N is the number of pilot bits contained in each timeslot in the
normal frame and Nslots,C is the number of timeslots contained in the compressed
frame that is used to send data.
The gain factor corresponding to the jth TFC in the compressed frame can be
obtained as follows:
-
If Aj 1, it will result that d,C,j 1.0. Use the maximum value of the quantized
with which c,C,j can satisfy the condition of c,C,j 1/A C,j . Since c,C,j cannot be 0,
if the above-mentioned approximation causes c,C,j to be 0, make c,C,j be equal to
one-fifth of the minimum quantized level (refer to TS 25.213).
-
If Aj 1, it will result that c,C,j 1.0, then take the minimum value of the
quantized with which d,C,j can satisfy the condition of d,C,j A C,j .
Returning
2.2.4
2.2.4.1
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Note: The power of the upper layer is the sum of powers of all diversities. For
instance, if there are totally two transmission antennae, the transmission power of the
upper layer configuration is the sum of the transmission powers of the two
transmission antennae.
NodeB
UE
Downlink DPCH
(Controlled)
Uplink DPCCH
(Controlling)
Pk Pk 1 PTPC k Pbal k
Where, P (k-1) is the power of the previous timeslot, PTPC (k) is the adjusted value of
inner loop power control and Pbal (k) is the correction value.
The calculation of PTPC (k) is as follows:
If the value of Limited Power Increase Used parameter is 'Not used', then:
if TPCest (k ) 1
PT P C(k ) T P C
T P C if TPCest (k ) 0
If the value of Limited Power Increase Used parameter is 'Used':
TPC
PTPC (k ) 0
TPC
Where,
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k 1
(i)
TPC
i k DL _ Power _ Averaging_ Window_ Size1
upper
limit
of
power
increase
within
the
specified
time.
Pk Pk 1 PTPC k Pbal k
Where, Pbal (k) [dB] is the correction implemented to balance the power of each
downlink radio link to a common reference power value.
The protocol has the following limits for P bal k:
bal
Pbal
the balance correction value at a certain timeslot. The adjustment period length is given by IE
Adjustment Period, in the unit of frame. The value range is 1 to 256 (namely the time is
10ms to 2560ms) and the specific value is set by RNC through NBAP protocol.
- The value of r is given by IE Adjustment Ratio.
- P-CPICH is the transmission power of the main CPICH channel.
- Pinit is the power at the last timeslot of the previous adjustment period.
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Pr ef
a
a
( P max PCPICH max ) (1
) ( P min PCPICH min )
100
100
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uplink or downlink, or occur in both the uplink and downlink at the same time. In the
transmission gap of the compressed frames, both the downlink DPDCH and DPCCH
stop transmission.
The transmission power of the first timeslot after the DPCCH transmission gap is
equal to the power of that timeslot before that transmission gap.
In the compressed mode, for each timeslot except the downlink transmission gap,
UTRAN will estimate the Kth TPC command according to the following formula and
will adjust the current downlink power P (k-1) to a new power P (k):
P (k) = P (k - 1) + PTPC (k) + PSIR (k) + Pbal (k)
Where, PTPC (k) is the adjustment size of the kth power in the inner loop power
control process, PSIR (k) is the adjustment size caused by the change of the downlink
target SIR, and Pbal (k) [dB] is the correction value obtained according to the downlink
power control process after the radio link power is balanced to a common reference
power. For the power balance and control processes, refer to the description in TS
25.433. An example of Pbal (k) calculation is given in Appendix B.3 in TS25.214.
Since the transmission gap exists in the uplink compressed frame, the uplink is
lack of TPC commands. If no TPC command has been received, set the PTPC (k)
educed by NodeB to 0. Otherwise, the PTPC (k) is calculated by means of the
calculation method for the normal mode, but STEP is used instead of TPC.
For the RPL timeslots after transmission gap, the power control step STEP =
RP-TPC;
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2.2.5
2.2.5.1
Parameter
Parameter value
Description
Primary CPICH
Primary SCH
Secondary SCH
Secondary
power
Secondary
Power
BCH Power
Enumerated(-35..+15d
B)Step 0.1dB
Enumerated(-35..+15d
B)Step 0.1dB
Enumerated(-35..+15d
B)Step 0.1dB
Enumerated(-35..+15d
Secondary CPICH
Primary CCPCH
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P-CPICH
Channel
Parameter
Power Offset
Information
Parameter value
PO1
PO3
SCCPCH
Max FACH Power
PCH Power
PICH
PICH Power
AICH
AICH Power
CSICH
CSICH Power
AP-AICH
AP-AICH Power
CD/CA-ICH
2.2.6
CD/CA-ICH Power
Description
Power offset of TFCI
Power offset of PILOT
Power offset relative to
P-CPICH
Power offset relative to
P-CPICH
Power offset relative to
P-CPICH
Power offset relative to
P-CPICH
The same type with
AICH
The same type with
AICH
The same type with
AICH
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CPHY-Sync-IND.
(1) The UE estimates within the previous 40ms cycle that the DPCCH quality is
better than a threshold Qin. Before the DPCCH quality measured value of 40ms cycle
has been received, the criterion is considered not met.
The second stage begins 160ms after the upper layer deems that the downlink
dedicated channel has been set up. During this stage, synchronization and
out-of-sync will be reported as follows.
If either of the following conditions is met, the UE will report out-of-sync by
means of the primitive CPHY-Out-of-Sync-IND:
(1) The DPCCH signal quality at the previous 160ms is smaller than a threshold
Qout.
(2) In the 20 transmission blocks of TrCH recently received adopting non-zero length
CRCs, all CRCs are incorrect. In addition, during the previous 160ms, the CRC checks of all
the transmission blocks adopting non-zero length CRCs are incorrect. In this case, this
condition is considered to be met. If TFCI is not adopted, for the transmission channels not
using boot test (if non-zero length CCRC is not used in any TF of the transmission channels),
this criterion is not used (that is, out-of-sync will not be reported). If transmission blocks with
non-zero length CRCs have not been received within the previous 160ms, the out-of-sync
primitive will not be reported.
Once the UE judges that the out-of-sync criterion is met, it will switch off the
transmitter within 40ms to stop signal transmission. Reason: If the downlink is out of sync,
the uplink timing relation cannot be identified; in this case, if the uplink goes on transmitting
signals, the only result is increase of network interference, and NodeB may fail to receive the
uplink DPCH channel properly.
If both of the following conditions are met at the same time, the UE will report
synchronization by means of the primitive CPHY-Sync-IND:
(1) The DPCCH signal quality at the previous 160ms is greater than a threshold
Qin. Qin is defined in [2].
(2) In a TTI that ends at the current frame, at least one transmission block attached with
non-zero length CRC has received the correct CRC; or not transmission block has been
received, or no transmission block is attached with non-zero length CRC in a TTI of that ends
at the current frame, or at one transmission block attached with non-zero length CRC has
received the correct CRC within the previous 160ms. In these cases, this condition is
considered to be met. If TFCI is not used, this criterion will not apply to transmission
channels not using boot test (If non-zero length CCRC is not used in any TFCI of the
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transmission channels).
Once the UE deems that synchronization criterion is met, it will switch on the
transmitter within 40ms to transmit signals again.
2.2.6.1.1 Downlink synchronization and out-of-sync
In the downlink message RRC_CONNECTION_SETUP received by the UE,
there is a parameter activation time. This parameter is used to notify the RRC layer
of the UE when to set up the downlink dedicated physical channel at Layer 1 of the
UE. After the UE has received RRC_CONNECTION_SETUP, the RRC layer of the
UE will inform Layer 1 of the UE at the time specified by this parameter to set up the
downlink dedicated physical channel. After the downlink dedicated physical channel
setup is initialized by the UE, the UE starts a timer T312. Meanwhile, Layer 1 of the
UE starts the downlink synchronization and reports the synchronization primitive to
the RRC layer of the UE. When the RRC layer of the UE receives N312 successive
synchronization primitives and T312 does not expire, it is considered that downlink is
synchronized; otherwise it is considered that the downlink is not synchronized.
According to the principle of setting up dedicated physical channel specified in
Protocol 25.331, it is considered that the downlink dedicated physical channel has
been set up only when the RRC layer of the UE deems that the downlink has been
synchronized. Then the UE notifies Layer 1 to start a timer, counting 160ms. Within
this period of time, L1 can only report the synchronization primitive and cannot report
the out-of-sync primitive (For the judgment criterion of synchronization during this
time, refer to the following Criterion 1). L1 of the UE can report the synchronization
primitive or the out-of-sync primitive according to the method specified in Protocol
25.214 only 160ms after the dedicated physical channel is set up (Refer to Criterion 2
described above).
After the initial synchronization, the UE will perform synchronization/out-of-sync
judgment according to the criterion provided in Protocol 25.214. Here, the flowing
three timers, T313, N313 and N315 will be used again. When the UE upper layer
detects N313 successive Out of sync indications from L1, it will start T313. During
the timing process, if the UE detects N315 successive in sync indications from L1, it
will stop and clear this timer. Otherwise, the timer will expire, and the upper layer will
deem that the downlink radio link is out of sync.
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link set can migrates between the three states: initial state, in-sync state and
out-of-sync state, as shown in the following diagram:
Initial
state
RL Restore
RL Failure
In-sync
state
Out-of-sync
state
RL Restore
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Parameter
MML
Whether
commands for To be
modification and confirmed
query
or modified
UE Power Management Parameters
Power offset Power offset of the last Signaling format -3dB, Set through ADD Co
Pp-m
PRACHTFC.
To
access preamble and Service format -2dB
modify
this
message control part. The
parameter, the only
power of the control part is
way is to delete this
the
access
preamble
PRACH first, and
power plus this value.
then re-configure it.
Constant
Set through ADD Yes
It
is
the
correction -23dB
value
PRACHTFC.
To
constant used for the UE
modify
this
to estimate the initial
parameter, the only
transmission power of
way is to delete this
PRACH according to the
PRACH first, and
outer loop power.
then re-configure it
PRACH
The same as above. Yes
the preamble power ramp 2dB
Power Ramp step
before the UE
Step
receives NodeB capture
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Parameter
configuration
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Preamble
Retrans Max
DPCCH
Power offset
PC Preamble
Downlink
Power
Balance
Switch
Maximum
Uplink SIR
Minimum
Uplink SIR
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SIR
Others
1
2
3
SIR
Adjust The adjustment period of the 40 means 400ms.
Period
outer loop power control
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modify
through
MOD
TYPRABRLC/*MOD
TYPRABOLPC.
1. For items of which the Whether to be confirmed or modified column is filled with
Co, it is recommended to confirm the setting by comparing with the default value, but it is
not recommended to modify the concerned parameter according to values other than the
default value.
2. The default RNC version corresponding to the MML commands in the table is
V100R002B02D408, and the symbol * means that the command is supported in B03D004,
but not supported in B02.
Parameter
Description
2
3
4
5
Parameter configuration
2
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result, the configuration is
0dB. For details, refer to PO1
setting
According to the field test
result, the configuration is
3dB.
According to the field test
result, the configuration is
3dB.
The configuration is 1dB. For
details, refer to FDD TPC DL
StepSize setting
Used. For details, refer to
Limited
Power
Increase
setting
3dB, refer to
Power_Raise_Limit setting
PO2
PO3
FDD
TPC
StepSize
Limited
Increase
Power_Raise_Limit
to
Initial
DL
Initial
DL Transmission power of DPDCH to Refer
PCPICH
transmission
Powers
setting
transmission
Powers
It is used to adjust target SIR value of Refer to UL SIR Targets
UL SIR Targets
10
11
setting
refer to Primary
power of the Primary CPICH of a cell. The CPICH Power setting
reference point is the antenna connector.
12
Primary
Power
1
2
Qout
Out-of-sync threshold
Others
1
Tpc1Qin: -1dB
Tpc2Qin: -2dB
Tpc1Qout: -3.5dB
Tpc2Qout: -4dB
Note:
3.1
3.1.1
1) Parameter expression
Integer (-5..10) B
2) Parameter meaning
The power offset of the last access preamble and message control part. This value plus the
access preamble power is the power of the control part.
3) Parameter source
COMMON TRANSPORT CHANNEL SETUP REQUEST at the Uu interface, and in the Uu
air interface signaling, the gain factor is contained in the configuration item Power offset
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Information.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
According to the field test results, the configuration is -3dB for the signaling transmission;
-2dB for service transmission;
5) Influence on network planning
If this parameter is set too small, signaling and services borne over RACH may not be
received by UTRAN normally, and this will influence the uplink coverage. If it is set too big,
there will be greater uplink interference and smaller uplink capacity.
6) Specific power control protocol involved
Returning
3.1.2
Constant Value
1) Parameter expression
Integer (-35..-10), step 1 dB
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter is the correction constant used for the UE to estimate the initial transmission
power of PRACH according to the open loop power.
3) Parameter source
In the PRACH system information list IE at the Uu air interface that contains SIB5 and SIB6.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default configuration is -23dB.
This parameter is used for the UE to estimate the initial transmission power of PRACH
according to the open loop power; the calculation formula is as follows:
Preamble_Initial_Power = DL_Path_Loss + UL_interference + Constant_Value
Where, Preamble_Initial_Power is the initial transmission power of the UE; DL_Path_Loss is
the downlink path loss, which is in the background record of the UE test equipment;
UL_interference is the uplink interference, which is the value obtained by the UE from the
broadcast channel. It is calculated at the network side and broadcast to the UE, and it is in
the UE test background record; and Constant_Value is the value obtained by the UE from the
broadcasting channel.
5) Influence on network planning
If this value is too big, the initial transmission power will be too big, but the access process
will become shorter; if it is too small, the access power will meet the requirements well, but
the preamble will have to ramp for many times, and thus the access process will become
longer.
6) Specific power control protocol involved
Returning
3.1.3
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1) Parameter expression
Integer (1..8), step in 1dB
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter is the ramp step of the preamble power when the UE has not received the
capture indication from NodeB.
3) Parameter source
In PRACH system information list IE of SIB5 and SIB6 at the Uu air interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default configuration is 2.
5) Influence on network planning
If this value is set too big, the access process will become shorter, but there may be more
power waste; if it is set too small, the access process will become longer, but the power will
be saved. This is a value that should be set rationally.
6) Specific power control protocol involved
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3.1.4
1) Parameter expression
Integer (1..64), step in 1
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter is the permitted maximum preamble repeat times of the UE within a preamble
ramp cycle.
3) Parameter source
In PRACH system information list IE of SIB5 and SIB6 at the Uu air interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default configuration is 20.
The product of this parameter and the above-mentioned PRACH Power Ramp Step
determines the maximum ramp power of the UE within a preamble ramp cycle.
5) Influence on network planning
If this parameter is set too small, the preamble power may fail to reach the required value,
and the UE may fail in access.
6) Specific power control protocol involved
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3.1.5
Preamble Threshold
1) Parameter expression
Integer (0..72), step of 0.5, corresponding value range: (-36..0).
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter defines the PRACH preamble detection threshold. The preamble will not be
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confirmed unless the ratio of the preamble power received within the preamble cycle to the
interference level is greater than this threshold,
3) Parameter source
In PRACH system information list IE of SIB5 and SIB6 at the Uu air interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default configuration is 32.
This parameter determines the random access demodulation quality and the UE access
success rate. It is related to the access distance (access channel coverage radius 2) and
the different NodeB configurations (four-antenna diversity mode, OTSR mode).
5) Influence on network planning
If this parameter is too small, it will lead to the judgment error of the random access preamble
signal, false alarms will be increased, and the demodulation quality of the random access
signal will be reduced; but if it is too big, access will becomes more difficult, the capture
probability will be reduced, and the radio resources will be caused idle.
6) Specific power control protocol involved
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3.1.6
1) Parameter expression
Integer (-164,..-6), by step of 2 dB.
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter is used to calculate the initial transmission power of the uplink DPCH.
3) Parameter source
The uplink DPCH power control message of the Uu interface. It is contained in the Uplink
DPCH Power Control Info configuration item messages.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
This parameter is related to PHYSICAL CHANNEL RECONFIGURATION, RADIO BEARER
ESTABLISHMENT, RADIO BEARER RECONFIGURATION, RADIO BEARER RELEASE,
TRANSPORT CHANNEL RECONFIGURATION, HANDOVER TO UTRAN COMMAND,
RRC CONNECTION SETUP and CELL UPDATE CONFIRM.
The formula is given in the protocol 25.331 as follows:
DPCCH_Initial_power=DPCCH_Power_offset - CPICH_RSCP, where, CPICH_RSCP is
obtained through the UE measurement.
Compare this formula with the following formula in the protocol 25.331 used to identify the
PRACH or PCPCH preamble initial transmission power:
Preamble_initial_Power = Primary CPICH DL TX Power CPICH RSCP+UL Interference +
Constant Value, where, Primary CPICH DL TX Power (SIB5) and UL Interference (SIB 7) are
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PC Preamble (MP)
1) Parameter expression
Integer (0..7), number of frames.
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter defines the lasting time for transmitting DPCCH before DPCCH transmits
DPDCH.
3) Parameter source
The uplink DPCH power control message at the Uu interface. It is contained in Uplink DPCH
Power Control Info configuration item messages.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The configuration is 7 frames. (Presently, the default configuration in RNC is 0, because NEC
UE probably cannot support the configuration of 7. However, the UE of Beijing Institute of
Huawei can support, so whether the configuration is 0 or 7 depends on the actual conditions
of the test site.)
The signaling messages related to PC Preamble include PHYSICAL CHANNEL
RECONFIGURATION,
RADIO
BEARER
ESTABLISHMENT,
RECONFIGURATION,
RADIO
BEARER
RELEASE,
RADIO
TRANSPORT
BEARER
CHANNEL
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relevant propositions hold that after the UE starts DPCCH transmission, it will take NodeB
some time to search this uplink signal. This delay depends on the searching accomplishment
and propagation delay. It will be of no use starting the uplink DPDCH transmission process
until this process is completed, as data cannot be received correctly at this moment, and data
may even be lost; or if it is in a confirmation mode, retransmission may cause more serious
data delay.
During the preamble period, only power control algorithm 1 can be used. Because this
parameter is closely related to the initial transmission power of DPCCH, the initial target
signal-to-interference ratio, power control algorithm and the searching energy of NodeB,
appropriate adjustment should be made according to the actual conditions.
5) Influence on network planning
Data loss and retransmission delay due to improper configuration of this parameter may
impose influence on the service rate and transmission delay.
6) Specific power control protocol involved
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3.1.8
1) Parameter expression
Integer (0..7), the frame number
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter defines the delay time of signaling transmission after PC preamble.
3) Parameter source
The uplink DPCH power control message at the Uu interface, contained in Uplink DPCH
Power Control Info configuration item messages.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The configuration is 7 frames.
The signaling messages related to SRB Delay include PHYSICAL CHANNEL
RECONFIGURATION, RADIO BEARER ESTABLISHMENT, RADIO BEARER
RECONFIGURATION, RADIO BEARER RELEASE, TRANSPORT CHANNEL
RECONFIGURATION, HANDOVER TO UTRAN COMMAND, RRC CONNECTION SETUP
and CELL UPDATE CONFIRM. The relevant significance is familiar to 2.4 PC Preamble.
Returning
3.1.9
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (0.. 15)
INTEGER (0.. 15)
Reference TFC ID INTEGER (0.. 3)
2) Parameter meaning
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refers to the gain value of UL DPCCH, PRACH control part and PCPCH control part.
refers to the gain value of UL DPCCH, PRACH data part and PCPCH data part.
Reference TFC ID is the reference TFC ID in the power gain calculation.
3) Parameter source
At the lub interface, gain factor value is contained in the cell TFCS. At the Uu air interface
signaling, gain factor is contained in the cell Power offset Information.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
At the lub interface, gain factor and reference TFC ID are contained in the configuration item
TFCS, the relevant signaling messages include: COMMON TRANSPORT CHANNEL
SETUP REQUEST, RADIOLINK SETUP REQUEST, RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION
PREPARE and RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION REQUEST;
The transmission direction of the signaling COMMON TRANSPORT CHANNEL SETUP
REQUEST is CRNCNodeB. Configure the gain factors c and d in the configuration
item PRACH and the subconfiguration item TFCS of the configuration item CPCH
Parameters.
The transmission direction of the signaling message RADIO LINK REQUEST is
CRNCNodeB. It is required at radio link setup. Configure the gain factors c and d in
the subconfiguration item TFCS of the configuration item UL DPCH Information.
The transmission direction of the signaling RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE
is CRNCNodeB. It is required when the radio link is configured and synchronized.
Configure the gain factors c and d in the subconfiguration item TFCS (optional) of the
configuration item UL DPCH Information.
The transmission direction of the signaling RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION REQUEST
is CRNCNodeB. It is required at out-of-sync configuration. Configure the gain factors c
and d in the subconfiguration item TFCS (optional) of the configuration item UL DPCH
Information.
At the Uu air interface signaling, the gain factor and reference TFC ID are contained in the
configuration item Power offset Information.
The gain factor of PRACH is delivered to the UE through the system information signaling,
and it is contained in SIB5 and SIB6.
The gain factor of DPDCH is delivered to the UE through the system information (SIB8,
mandatory) and the signaling messages CELL UPDATE CONFIRM, HANDOVER TO
UTRAN COMMAND, PHYSICAL CHANNEL RECONFIGURATION, RADIO BEARER
RECONFIGRATION, RADIO BEARER RELEASE, RADIO BEARER SETUP, RRC
CONNECTION SETUP and TRANSPORT CHANNEL RECONFIGURATION (optional
except SIB).
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The gain factor of UL DPCH is delivered to the UE through the system information (SIB16,
mandatory) and the signaling messages CELL UPDATE CONFIRM, HANDOVER TO
UTRAN COMMAND, RADIO BEARER RECONFIGRATION, RADIO BEARER RELEASE,
RADIO BEARER SETUP, RRC CONNECTION SETUP, TRANSPORT CHANNEL
RECONFIGURATION and SRNS RELOCATION INFO (optional except SIB).
The parameter configuration should follow the methods below:
Each service has the references c , d , Lref and Kref for itself. These values are
1.
based on the field test results. The reference TFC of each service is the field test
value of each service when the maximum transmission format is adopted.
For the individual service, select the reference TFC of this service directly; for the
2.
combined services, identify the service with the dominant rate at first (the service with
the biggest rate in the combined services). The reference TFC of this service is the
reference TFC of the current combined services. If the service is equal to each other,
adopt the reference TFC of the CS domain service. If only signaling is available,
adopt the reference TFC of the signaling.
There are 8 kinds of maximum core network assignment rates of AMR voice
3.
configuration, but there is only one AMR voice of 12.2K in DB at present. Only a
reference TFC of 12.2K is configured in specific implementation; and this reference
TFCshould be used for other maximum core network assignment rates that are not
12.2K.
The implementation of controlled stream service is the same as AMR voice service.
4.
The controllable stream takes 57.6Kbps as the reference TFC for all controllable
stream services.
If DCCC has been done for PS BE service, the TFS information saved in TRCH is the
5.
TFS after DCCC. The actual rate may be smaller than the maximum rate of the
service, so, reference TFC corresponding to the current actual rate will be used in
calculation.
The configuration table is as follows:
Table 8 Gain factor parameter configuration
Service type
CS
12.2K AMR
64K
data
56K
data
32K
data
28.8K
Typical
BLERtar
get (%)
0.7(or 1)
transparent 0.2
transparent 0.2
transparent 0.2
transparent 0.2
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number of
blocks
20ms
1 block
20ms
2 blocks
20ms
2 blocks
20ms
1 block
40ms
c,ref:d,ref
Lref
12:15
6:15
173
1974
341502
6:15
177
1974
349398
9:15
188
990
186120
13:15
180
891
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Ni
Kref
185,176,218 152,167,68
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controlled 1
2 blocks
40ms
4 blocks
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145
1779
257955
15:11
155
267
41385
7:15
150
2118
317700
3:15
160
12684
2029440
3:15
155
8460
1311300
5:15
145
4758
689910
5:15
140
4230
592200
7:15
150
2118
317700
9:15
155
1062
164610
15:11
155
267
41385
15:12
160
129
20640
PS
8K conversation
64K
stream 1
(unidirectional)
10
384K BE service
256K BE service
10
144K
10
128K
10
64K
10
32K
10
8K
10
Signaling
40ms
1 block
20ms
4 blocks
10ms
12 blocks
20ms
16 blocks
20ms
9 blocks
20ms
8 blocks
20ms
4 blocks
20ms
2 blocks
40ms
1 block
40ms
1 block
*Note: The above is the configuration table in Version B02, and it may be updated afterward. However, it
is unnecessary for the network planning personnel to modify the parameters in this section, as the default
configuration in the current version can be safely used.
The following configuration is adopted for the PARCH channel:
(c,ref:d,ref) = 11:15; transmission format: 1*168
(c,ref:d,ref) = 10:15; transmission format: 1*360
5) Influence on network planning
Whether this set of parameters are set properly or not will influence the demodulation
performance of the uplink service, resulting in influence on the uplink capacity and coverage.
At present, the setting and modification commands corresponding to this parameter are
forbidden at RNC maintenance console, and no modification of the parameter is allowed.
6) Specific power control protocol involved
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3.1.10 Power Control Algorithm (MP)
1) Parameter expression
Enumerated (algorithm 1, algorithm 2)
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter is used to tell the UE in what a way to translate TPC commands that are
received.
3) Parameter source
The uplink DPCH power control information at the Uu interface, it is contained in the
configuration item information Uplink DPCH Power Control Info.
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RADIO
BEARER
ESTABLISHMENT,
RECONFIGURATION,
RADIO
BEARER
RELEASE,
RADIO
TRANSPORT
BEARER
CHANNEL
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The uplink DPCH power control message at the Uu interface, it is contained in the
configuration item information Uplink DPCH Power Control Info.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The configuration is 1dB. The signaling messages related to this parameter include:
PHYSICAL CHANNEL RECONFIGURATION, RADIO BEARER ESTABLISHMENT, RADIO
BEARER RECONFIGURATION, RADIO BEARER RELEASE, TRANSPORT CHANNEL
RECONFIGURATION, HANDOVER TO UTRAN COMMAND, RRC CONNECTION SETUP
and CELL UPDATE CONFIRM.
It can be seen from the analysis in 2.6 that TPC step size is the best when PCA=1 and the
power control step is 1dB; the power control step is 1dB when PCA=2, so the configuration is
1dB.
5) Influence on network planning
Different settings of this parameter will influence the uplink demodulation performance, which
will influence the uplink coverage and capacity.
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3.1.12 DPC Mode (MP)
1) Parameter expression
Type range: Enumerated (single TPC, TPC triple in soft)
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter defines the mode of the downlink power control. When the parameter value is
single TPC, use the power control mode 0, and DPC_Mode=0; when the parameter value
is TPC triple in soft, use the power control mode 1, and DPC_Mode=1.
3) Parameter source
The downlink DPCH power control message at the Uu air interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default configuration is Single TPC.
Handover includes soft handover and hard handover. Soft handover is a different
characteristic from GSM. Soft handover includes soft handover and softer handover. Hard
handover includes intra-frequency hard handover, inter-frequency hard handover and
inter-system handover. The signaling messages related to soft handover include: ACTIVE
SET UPDATE, ACTIVE SET UPDATE COMPLETE and ACTIVE SET UPDATE FAILURE.
The signaling messages related to intra-frequency hard handover include: PHYSICAL
CHANNEL RECONFIGURATION, RADIO BEARER ESTABLISHMENT, RADIO BEARER
RECONFIGURATION,
RADIO
BEARER
RELEASE
and
TRANPORT
CHANNEL
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Gd Ga PUE,max / Lmax
Eb
Gp
I0
I total Gd Ga PUE,max / Lmax
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Gp
I
) , where, Noiserise total
Eb
PN
I0
where, PUE,max is the maximum transmission power of the UE, Lmax is the maximum path
loss, v is the active factor of the service, Gp is the processing gain of the service, expressed
in: Gp=W/R (W is the signal bandwidth, R is the data rate of the service), Ga is the antenna
gain (the antenna gain herein is the sum of the actual antenna gain and cable loss gain), Gd
is the sum of the diversity gains (including the diversity gains of the multi-path diversity,
receiving antenna diversity and so on), PN is the background noise and Eb/N0 is SIRtarget
value of the service.
For the service that does not require to cover the whole cell, the formula above can also be
used to estimate the transmission power of the UE whose coverage range meets special
requirements; if the UE transmission power has reached the maximum value of its
transmission capability, this formula can be used to estimate its uplink coverage range.
5) Influence on network planning
In case coverage is limited, if the value of this parameter is too small, the uplink coverage will
be influenced.
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3.2.1
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (0..30), step of 1
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter defines the downlink TPC transmission times (in the RL initialization process)
according to (0,1) mode when NodeB has not received the uplink synchronization.
3) Parameter source
CELL SETUP REQUEST (CRNC to NodeB) at the Inb interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default setting is 10.
5) Influence on network planning
This parameter has not any direct influence on the network planning.
6) the relevant protocol description
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3.2.2
PO1 (MP)
1) Parameter expression
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DPDCH
Data1
Ndata1 bits
TPC
NTPC bits
TFCI
NTFCI bits
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DPCCH
Data2
Ndata2 bits
Pilot
Npilot bits
Slot #0
Slot #1
Slot #i
Slot #14
Referring to the Pattern format of the uplink DPCCH, SF=256 corresponds to N TPC=2,
NTFCI=2, NPILOT=6. Because PO1, PO2 and PO3 do not exist in the uplink, we think that the
pattern is defined in the protocol based on the sufficient consideration of the power balance
between TFCI, TPC and PILOT.
For the downlink, if the compression mode and blind detection are not considered, the values
can be: PO1=PO2=PO3=0 at the time of non-soft handover. If soft handover is considered,
the values of PO1 and PO3 keep fixed; add a link to PO2, and its value will be increased by
3dB; add another link, the value will be increased by 2dB; and add one more link, the value
will be increased by 1dB.
5) Influence on network planning
Whether the settings of this parameter and the following PO2 and PO3 are proper or not will
influence the downlink SIR estimation, power control and decoding performances, which will
influence the downlink capacity and coverage.
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3.2.3
PO2 (MP)
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (0..24), step of 0.25dB.
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter defines the power offset of the TPC bit in the downlink DPCCH to DPDCH.
3) Parameter source
RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST (CRNC to NodeB) at the Inb interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The configuration is 3dB according to the field test result.
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3.2.4
PO3 (MP)
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1) Parameter expression
Integer (0..24), step of 0.25dB.
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter defines the power offset of the PILOT bit in the downlink DPCCH to DPDCH.
3) Parameter source
RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST (CRNC to NodeB) at the Inb interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The configuration is 3dB according to the field test result.
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3.2.5
1) Parameter expression
ENUMERATED (0.5,1,1.5,2,), dB
2) Parameter meaning
The adjustment step size of the downlink power.
3) Parameter source
RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST (CRNC to NodeB) at the Inb interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default configuration is 1dB.
The signaling message related to this parameter is RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST.
According to the link level emulation result given by Beijing Institute of Huawei, when the UE
moves at low rate, the power control step size of 1dB is the best; when the UE moves at high
rate, the power control step size of 0.5dB is the best. As specified in the protocol 25.214, the
step size of 1dB must be supported, others are optional. Furthermore, when the downlink
DPCH carries out the power control, the cell appears only in RADIO LINK REQUEST
without signaling support, so the step is 1dB according to the actual conditions.
5) Influence on network planning
The setting of this parameter will have influences on the downlink demodulation performance,
which will influence the downlink capacity and coverage.
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3.2.6
1) Parameter expression
ENUMERATED(Used , NotUsed)
2) Parameter meaning
Identify the downlink power adjustment step, limit the power increase, and reduce the
interference on the network which is caused by the increasing NodeB transmission power
due to the inccorect TPC commands (bit error or the UE cause) of the uplink transmission.
3) Parameter source
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parameter
is
used
together
with
Power_Raise_Limit
and
DL_Power_averaging_window_size.
5) Influence on network planning
The configurations of this parameter and the following Power_Raise_Limit and
DL_Power_averaging_window_size can limit the downlink transmission power to rise rapidly
and reduce the downlink interference. If they are set improperly, they will probably influence
the downlink demodulation performance, the downlink coverage and capacity.
6) Specific power control protocol involved
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3.2.7
Power_Raise_Limit
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (0..10), step 1 dB.
2) Parameter meaning
The
increment
of
the
downlink
transmission
power
within
certain
cycle
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DL_Power_averaging_window_size.
Namely,
if
TPC=0.5,
if
TPC=2,
DL_Power_averaging_window_size=7.
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3.2.8
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (1..10), step 1 slot
2) Parameter meaning
Calculate the downlink transmission power increment within the time specified by this
parameter, so as to identify whether the limit Power_Raise_Limit of the above-mentioned
parameter is exceeded. If the limit is exceeded, even the increase is received, the power
command cannot adjust the power.
3) Parameter source
CELL SETUP REQUEST (CRNC to NodeB) at the Iub interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
This parameter is set to 30 timeslots in RADIO NETWORK PLANNING and OPTIMISATION
for UMTS. But it conflicts with the analysis in Section 4.6, and the emulation result verification
is required.
5) Additional description
The configurations of the two parameters above can effectively limit the rapid raise of the
downlink transmission power. These two parameters should be considered together with the
cell fading environment.
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3.2.9
1) Parameter expression
ENUMERATED (Active, Inactive).
2) Parameter meaning
To deactivate or activate the downlink power balance algorithm module.
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3) Parameter source
DOWNLINK POWER CONTROL REQUEST at the Iub interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default setting is Active.
For detailed descriptions of the downlink power balance, refer to
5) Influence on network planning
When the UE is in the soft handover state and there is large power difference between each
of the downlink in the active set, this algorithm can improve the receiving performance of the
downlinks.
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3.2.10 Inner Loop DL PC Status
1) Parameter expression
ENUMERATED (Active, Inactive)
2) Parameter meaning
To deactivate or activate the downlink inner loop power control.
3) Parameter source
RADIO SETUP REQUEST (SRNC to RNC) at the Iur interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The signaling messages related to this parameter include RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST
and DL POWER CONTROL REQUEST. The former is mandatory and the latter is optional.
Currently, we do not consider deactivating the downlink inner loop power control.
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3.2.11 Initial DL transmission Powers
1) Parameter expression
Enumerated (-35..+15), step 0.1 dB
2) Parameter meaning
The transmission power of DPDCH to PCPICH.
3) Parameter source
RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST (SRNC to DRNC) at the Iur interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The initial downlink transmission power of DPDCH appears in the signaling messages
RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST and RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST. The former is
mandatory and the latter is optional. In the signaling message RADIO LINK SETUP
REQUEST, the parameters Initial DL TX power and Primary CPICH Ec/N0 are set to
C_ifAlone. This means that Initial DL TX power or Primary CPICH Ec/N0 exists. In fact,
Primary CPICH Ec/N0 is used to identify Initial DL TX power. In the signaling message
RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST, the parameters Initial DL TX power and Uplink SIR
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Target must exist or not exist at the same time. If only one exists or does not exist, we think
the radio link setup fails.
Through the formulae
PCPICH L
E
E
PL
( c ) CPICH and
( c )TARGET , where L is path
PN 0
N0
PN 0
N0
P ( PC P I C /(
H
Ec
E
) C P I C)H ( c )T A R G E T
N0
N0
When a new radio link is set up, if RACH measurement report is available, configure Primary
CPICH Ec/N0 according to the measurement report. If not available, configure the typical
value -18dB. (
Ec
)TARGET is configured according to the services. In soft handover,
N0
configure the newly-setup radio links with the same method. Note that the value of the
downlink initial transmission power obtained above is an absolute value, not a relative value.
5) Influence on network planning
If this parameter is set too low, the downlink synchronization will fail at the cell verge during
the initial link setup, resulting in influences on the downlink coverage. If it is set too high, it will
increase the downlink interference and influence the downlink capacity.
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3.2.12 Maximum Uplink SIR
1) Parameter expression
ENUMERATED (-82..173), step 0.1 dB
2) Parameter meaning
Maximum uplink target SIR value
3) Parameter source
The signaling messages: RADIO LINK SETUP RESPONSE, RADIO LINK SETUP FAILURE,
RADIO LINK ADDITION RESPONSE, RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION READY and
RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION RESPONSE.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The link level emulation results show that, in case power control is available, the required
Eb/N0 for the worst CASE4 channel environment is about 2.7dB higher than that of the best
Gaussian channel. Therefore, it is necessary to add 3dB to the initial target SIR value
corresponding to the target BLER value of a service as the maximum target SIR value. The
initial value of each service is configured in the following table. And the maximum value can
be obtained through this initial value. For example, the table shows that, for 144K service,
5dB plus 3dB equals to 8dB which is taken as the maximum value.
The maximum target SIR value of the combined service is Max {the maximum target SIR
value of the individual service}, and the minimum target SIR value of the combined service is
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2
4
4
4
4
3
5
7
7
7
7
6
1.5
3
3
7
4
2.5
2
2
2
2
2
4.5
6
6
10
7
5.5
5
5
2
2
5
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small, the SIR of the uplink receiving end may not meet the demodulation requirement, which
will influence the uplink capacity and coverage.
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3.2.14 UL SIR Targets
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (-82..173), step 0.1 dB 0..10
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter is used to adjust the target SIR value of the inner loop power control.
3) Parameter source
RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST (SRNC to DRNC) at the Iur interface.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The parameter configuration is closely related to the development of the outer loop power
control algorithm. At present, the configuration is shown in Table 2.
Table 10
Service type
Typical
BELRtarg
et (%)
TTI
& TypicalBER SIRStepUpOnBER InitSIRTar(dB)
number
(%)
of blocks
0.1
0.5
0.1
1.3
0.2
0.1
1.3
0.2
0.1
2.5
0.2
0.1
2.5
57.6K
controlled stream
PS
8K conversation
20ms
1 block
20ms
2 blocks
20ms
2 blocks
20ms
1 block
40ms
2 blocks
40ms
4 blocks
7.3
0.7
1)
0.2
0.1
0.4
0.1
1.5
64K flow
(unidirectional)
0 flow
(unidirectional)
384K
BE service
256K
BE service
144K
40ms
1 blocks
20ms
4 blocks
0.1
0.4
0.4
128K
10
64K
10
32K
10
8K
10
CS
12.2K AMR
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10
10
10
10ms
12 blocks
20ms
16 blocks
20ms
9 blocks
20ms
8 blocks
20ms
4 blocks
20ms
2 blocks
40ms
1 block
Max.
SIRStepUp
of each outer
loop
adjustment
(dB)
0.35
0.2
0.4
1.25
0.1
0.4
4.9
0.1
2.5
0.4
0.1
0.4
7.9
0.1
0.4
8.5
0.1
0.5
0.4
0.1
0.4
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0.1
0.4
Service type
CS
12.2K AMR
64K transparent data
56K transparent data
32K transparent data
28.8K transparent data
57.6K controlled stream
PS
8K conversation
64K flow (unidirectional)
0 flow (unidirectional)
384K BE service
256K BE service
144K
128K
64K
32K
8K
Signaling
Max. downlink
transmission power (dB)
Min. downlink
transmission power (dB)
-3
0
0
-2
-2
-1
-18
-15
-15
-17
-17
-16
-8
-2
-2
4
2
0
0
-2
-4
-8
-8
-23
-17
-17
-11
-13
-15
-15
-17
-19
-23
-23
There are two cases for the combined service: SRNC is consistent with DRNC, without
crossing the Iur interface; they are not consistent with each other, crossing the Iur interface.
For the latter, take the maximum value of maximum downlink transmission powers in the
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individual service configuration table as the maximum downlink transmission power, and take
the maximum value of minimum downlink transmission powers as the minimum downlink
transmission power.
In case SRNC and DRNC are consistent with each other without crossing the Iur interface,
calculate the maximum and minimum downlink transmission powers through the following
formula:
Pcom b
GRM ,i
GSF ,i
Pi
Where, i is the individual service, comb is the corresponding individual service in the
combined service, GRM and GSF are respectively the rate matching gain (the value of the
number of bits after rate matching divided by the number of bits before rate matching) and
spread spectrum gain. As known from this formula, as long as we know the maximum
transmission power P required for the individual service, we can obtain the maximum
transmission power required for the combined service according to the combined service and
the individual service conditions (calculating the rate matching gain and spread spectrum
gain). At present, Pi is the maximum value of the maximum transmission powers of the
individual services in the combined service. The calculation of the minimum transmission
power is the same as the maximum transmission power, so it will not be described here.
The calculation principle of the maximum and minimum downlink transmission powers are
described as follows:
During the setting process of the maximum downlink transmission power, we should consider
the parameter Primary CPICH Power and the full coverage requirement of the service in
network planning (full coverage of the service). Ensure that the service coverage is no
smaller than the pilot coverage. The service coverage is described as follows.
Suppose that the pilot strength of the UE is CPICH_Ec/No, the pilot power is PCPICH, the
maximum downlink transmission power allocated to the service is Pmax, its target SIR value
is SIRtar, and the corresponding carrier-to-interference ratios are CIR and CIRtar. The
formulae of the pilot strength and the carrier-to-interference ratio of the service are as follows:
CPICH _ Ec / N 0
CIR
Gc PCPICH / L
I own I other PN
Ge Gc P / L
I own I other PN
These two formulae express the pilot strength and the signaling-to-interference ratio of the
signal in a same geographical location, so their path losses L are the same. is the
non-orthogonal factor, Iown is the interference produced by the core NodeB, lother is the
interference produced by other NodeBs, Pn is the background noise, P is the service
downlink transmission power allocated to the service by NodeB, Gc is the same gain owned
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by the DPDCH pilot channels, such as the antenna gain and the transmission diversity gain,
and Ge is the extra gain of the DPDCH channel to the pilot channel, such as macro diversity
gain and so on. We can obtain:
GP
I I
PN
CIR
e own other
CPICH _ Ec / N 0 PCPICH I own I other PN
Convert it into SIR:
G GP
SIR
P e
CPICH _ Ec / N 0
PCPICH
1
1 (1 )
I own
I own I other PN
GP Ge P
PCPICH
1
I own / I other
1 (1 )
I own / I other 1 PN / I other
GP Ge P
PCPICH
1
I /I
1 (1 ) own other
I own / I other 1
I own
as F:
I other
G GP
SIR
1
P e max
CPICH _ Ec / N 0
PCPICH 1 (1 ) F
F 1
So the maximum transmission power of the service allocated by NodeB is:
Pmax
SIR
F
[1 (1 )
] PCPICH Coef PCPICH
G p GeCPICH _ Ec / N 0
F 1
From the point of view of capacity, for services that do not require full coverage, the
parameters can be set and adjusted according to the actual target SIR value and the actual
traffic statistics index required by the capacity design.
Note that the non-orthogonal factor, diversity gain and Eb/No of each service used in the
above-mentioned estimation require quantities of emulation results to support them, which
cannot be realized at present. Therefore, what is presented is only the ideal guidance, and it
should be perfected and refined afterward by comparing it with the configurations according
to the traffic statistics index and emulation results against. Furthermore, the interference ratio
between the local cell and the adjacent cell is also an important influencing factor. It may be
even several dBs sometimes.
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If this parameter is too small, it will influence directly the downlink pilot coverage range; if it is
too big, it will increase the downlink interference; meanwhile, it will reduce the transmission
power that can be allocated to the service and will influence the downlink capacity. In addition,
the configuration of this parameter has direct influences on the distributions of the handover
areas.
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Others
3.3
3.3.1
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (1..100), step 10ms, representing 10~1000ms
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter refers to the period during which the outer loop adjusts the target SIR value
once.
3) Parameter source
None
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default setting is 40, namely, 400ms.
The parameter setting is related to the changing rate of the environment. If the environment
changes rapidly, this period will be short.
For the description of the outer loop power control, refer to 2.1.4.
5) Influence on network planning
Whether the setting of the outer loop power control adjustment period, the power control
adjustment step and the adjustment factor in the following section are proper or not will
influence the uplink demodulation performance, resulting in influence on the uplink coverage
and capacity.
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3.3.2
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (0..100), step 0.1dB
2) Parameter meaning
The step of the target SIR value adjustment by the outer loop power control according to the
difference between the BLER in the current period and the target BLER.
3) Parameter source
None
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default configuration is 1, namely, 0.1dB.
The setting of this parameter is related to the current service. For the low bit error rate service
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where the BLER is 0.1% or 0.2%, we set it to 0.01dB or to be other small parameters.
For the description of the outer loop power control, refer to 2.1.4.
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3.3.3
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (1..10), step 1
2) Parameter meaning
This parameter is used to correct the adjustment step of the target SIR value of the outer loop
power control.
3) Parameter source
None
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
The default setting is 1.
For the description of the outer loop power control, refer to 2.1.4.
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3.3.4
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (0..100), step 0.1dB
2) Parameter meaning
The maximum stepup of a target SIR value adjustment in the outer loop power control.
3) Parameter source
None
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
For the default setting, refer to Table 10.
For the description of the outer loop power control, refer to 2.1.4.
5) Influence on network planning
If this parameter is too great, the UE transmission power will probably be too large, which will
produce strong interference on the uplink. If it is too small, it will probably influence on the
normal outer loop power control process.
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3.3.5
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (0..100), step 0.1dB
2) Parameter meaning
The maximum stepdown of a target SIR value adjustment in the outer loop power control.
3) Parameter source
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BLERtarget
1) Parameter expression
INTEGER (-63..0), step 0.1
2) Parameter meaning
The target BLER value of the outer loop power control.
6) Parameter source
RADIO LINK SETUP and RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE at the Iur interface.
7) Parameter setting and adjustment
For the default setting, refer to Table 10.
For the description of the outer loop power control, refer to 2.1.4.
8) Influence on network planning
If this parameter is set too good, it will waste the network resources; if it is set too bad, it will
fail to satisfy the service QoS requirements.
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3.3.7
1) Parameter expression
When TPC in the timeslot structure is 1bit, Tpc1Qin: [646..1024], and the value range of the
number of floating points is [-2dB..0dB].
When TPC in the timeslot structure is 2bits, Tpc2Qin: [323..513], and the value range of the
number of floating points is [-5dB..-3dB].
The relation between the parameter value and the dB value of the floating points is: specific
point value =(integer) (10^(dB value of floating point/10)1024), and the value range is:
[575..1289], unit: 1/1024 times.
2) Parameter meaning
The uplink dedicated link in-synchronization and out-of-sync threshold, are based on 1024.
3) Parameter source
The synchronization and out-of-sync parameters are the internal parameters of NodeB, and
they require to be adjusted at the NodeB debugging console.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
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Tpc1Qin: The default value is 813, and the physical meaning is -1dB.
Tpc2Qin: The default value is 646, and the physical meaning is -2dB.
Apply the default setting of this parameter, and don not modify it.
Description of the Relavant Physical Process
5) Influence on network planning
If this parameter is small, the link can change from in-synchronization to out-of-sync more
easily, which can reduce the UE transmission power. If it is big, the threshold will rise, and the
link will change from out-of-sync to in-synchronization more difficultly, which will require
increasing of the UE transmission power.
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3.3.8
1) Parameter expression
When TPC in the timeslot structure is 1bit, Tpc1Qout: [323..513], and the value range of the
number of floating points is [-5dB..-3dB].
When TPC in the timeslot structure is 2bits, Tpc2Qout: [288..457], and the value range of
the number of floating points is [-5.5dB..-3.5dB].
The relations between the parameter value and the dB value of the floating point is: specified
point value = (integer) (10^(dB value of floating point /10)1024), value range: [288..575], unit:
1/1024 times.
2) Parameter meaning
The dedicated up link out-of-sync threshold, based on 1024.
3) Parameter source
The synchronization and out-of-sync parameters are the internal parameters of NodeB, and
they require to be adjusted at NodeB debugging console.
4) Parameter setting and adjustment
Tpc1Qout: The default value is 457, and the meaning of the number of floating points is
-3.5dB.
Tpc2Qout: [575...724], the default value is 407, and the meaning of the number of floating
points is -4dB.
Please use the default setting of this parameter, and don not modify it.
Description of the Relavant Physical Process
5) Influence on network planning
If this parameter is small, the link is not likely to get out of sync, and the UE transmission
power will be decreased. If it is big, the link UE is likely to get out of sync, and the UE
transmission power will be increased.
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References:
[1] 25.214
[2] 25.331
[3] 25.433
[4] Topical Analysis Report on Power Control Process by Li Zhiming
[5] Solutions on Power Management Algorithm Parameter Configuration by Fu Yusun
[6] WCDMA RNP System Parameter Setting Guide by Zhou Xinjie
[7] 25.101
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