Welcome To Nokia Siemens Networks Nokia Siemens Networks

Welcome to
Nokia Siemens Networks

Pedro Schmid, Businesss Development
Markus Schwab
Schwab, Customer Solutions Management
Nokia Siemens Networks 2011
Agenda
Who
we
e are
are
Wh we
LTE performance
LTE terminals
LTE Network deployment examples
LTE Network sharing approaches
BTS: Flexi eNodeB aspects
LTE efficiencyy aspects
p
3GPP standardization
Summary
2
Global company with a rich heritage

Joint venture of Nokia and Siemens,
recently
ece t y acqu
acquired
ed Motorolas
oto o a s wireless
e ess
networks infrastructure business
Started operations on April 1, 2007
12.7 bn net sales in 2010
120+ years of telecom experience
~74,000 employees*
Tight
g focus on mobile broadband and
customer experience management
> 80 out of the top 100 operators
worldwide
150+ countries
3 billion mobile subscribers and of
worlds voice
2010 Wireless infrastructure revenues
Ericsson
& Nortel
Nokia Siemens Huawei

Networks
ALU
ZTE
NEC
+ Motorola
M t l
Notes: Wireless networks revenues include Radio, Core and MWR
Source: Nokia Siemens Networks SBD IPS estimates; financial statements; Huawei revenue estimated based on its 2010 report
4
Cisco
Nokia Siemens Networks an industry leader

Focused on helping you transform your network,
your operations, the customer experience and ultimately,
your business
b i
Number 1 in mobile broadband
More
M
3G customers
t
and
d more LTE customers
t
than
th any other
th
company
Strong number 2 in the global wireless segment
Best response to the 3G smart device challenge
Commercial and technological leadership in LTE
Fastest g
growing
gp
professional services and managed
g services
in the industry
Number 1 in customer experience management
Clear strategy
gy with support
pp from Nokia and Siemens
Nokia Siemens Networks strategy:

Setting
g clear priorities
p
Focused on helping you transform your network,
your operations, the customer experience and ultimately,
your business
b i
Focus
Mobile Broadband
and Services
2 Innovation
Maintain value through

focused innovation
Use quality as
a differentiator
Quality
Every day, a quarter of the worlds population connect over

our infrastructure and solutions
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Mobile Broadband and Optical Networks

Delivering
gg
growth p
portfolio
Radio Access
Baseband pooling
HetNet
Flexi Multiradio 10
Active Antennas
Small cells
Radio Core
Packet, data access
and voice core
Optical Networks
Photonic IP
Adapting capacity to ebb and flow of user

demands
g RAN Advanced with Flexi Multiradio
Single
Base Station for GSM, HSPA, TD/FDD-LTE
Smarter GSM, spectrum efficiency and energy
saving software features
Devices with best-in-class OFDM technology
are leading the industry with end-to-end 4G
solutions
High
g capacity
p
y mobile g
gateway
y to Internet
LTE subscriber access management
Open core MSS and IMS
Aggregation and transmission from access to

mobile core. Optical transport scalable from
10 to 400 Gbit/s
Unified & SON enabled

Heterogeneous Networks
TD-LTE
LTE
HSPA+
High load
HSPA+
Femto
WiFi
LTE
Femto
Low load
What industry analysts think of us

Where Liquid Radio was about supporting capacity
growth and flexibility in the Radio Access Network (RAN),
Liquid Net smartly carries the theme forward to transport
and core networks promising
g an optimization of not only
y
user traffic but CAPEX investments
Nokia Siemens Networks stands out among the major

network equipment providers for having a well-articulated
Customer Experience Management strategy.
Over
Over the last year, Nokia Siemens Networks has made
significant strides in articulating its view of the intersection
point between policy control and adjacent areas (such as SDM,
charging, and DPI, including common feature planning), a
common go-to-market strategy and generally positioning the
separate products as part of a larger solution.
solution
Highest
Highest rated along the implementation scale in the LTE
Base Station Vendor Matrix Company Rankings.
Nokia Siemens Networks has a leadership position

in security.
Nokia Siemens Networks is well positioned as operators
seekk to upgrade
d and
d optimize
i i their
h i networks
k and
d rollll out
new services. Furthermore, the acquisition of Motorolas
wireless assets helps to significantly strengthen Nokia
Siemens Networkss relative position in the lucrative
North American market.
Nokia Siemens Networks is #1 vendor in OSS/BSS by No.

of publicly announced contracts 2008 - 2010".
Source: Informa, July 13, 2011 Future Mobile Networks
Agenda
Wh we are
Who
LTE
performance
LTE performance
LTE terminals
p
Summary
10
WHY LTE?
S
Superiormobilebroadbanduserexperience
i
bil b db d
i
latency
Throughput
100Mbps
> 380 million LTE subscribers by 2015
150ms
Forecast for LTE lead markets by Research and Markets
103 LTE networks expected to be in

commercial operation by end 2012
<50ms
>42Mbps
10ms
<1Mbit
GSMHSPA+LTE
I d t
Industrycommitmentbehindtheecosystem
it
t b hi d th
t
GSMHSPA+LTE
Technologyconvergence
185 LTE network operator

commitments
it
t in
i 66 countries
ti
Extensiverangeofradiospectrumsupport
GSM
WCDMA
CDMA
FDD LTE
>90% harmonized
in 3GPP
WiMAX
TDSCDMA
11
23 different FDD frequency band options

11 different TDD frequency band options
TD-LTE
LTE
Advanced
Single operator may deploy both FDD+TDD LTE

for maximum utilization of spectrum assets
+ new ones still being specified both for new

band
ba
d dep
deployment
oy e t a
and
d re-farming
e a
g cases
2010 LTE has become reality

2011 the g
growth momentum continues
36 operators
commercial
LTE networks
26
have
launched by December
2011
commercially
launched LTE
17 of these
commercial
Nokia
Siemens
Networks LTE
is
network
operators
with
LTE
supplier
to 13 out
of these
Nokia
Networks
At
leastSiemens
93 LTE networks
gear t d to
expected
t be
b in
i commercial
i l
operation
At least 103
by LTE
end networks
2012
expected to be in commercial
operation by end 2012
185 LTE network operator

commitments in 66 countries
326mn dual-mode (LTE+3G) and
260mn (LTE-FDD + TD-LTE) devices
activated byy 2016
Forecast by Maravedis (May 2011)
12
Agenda
Wh we are
Who
LTE performance
LTE
LTE terminals
terminals
p
Summary
13
LTE user devices

Ecosystem
y
g
growing
g faster than any
y previous
p
technology
gy
devices announced by Verizon Wireless at CES for 1H2011
197 LTE devices have

been announced by
48 suppliers
(GSA, October 28, 2011)
HTC Thunderbolt
LTE+CDMA
HTC Sense, Skype with video
LG Revolution
Moto Droid Bionic
Samsung smartphone
Compaq CQ10-688nr
LTE+CDMA
Android 2.2, hot spot capability
LTE+CDMA
Android , See What I See Video
LTE+CDMA
Android 2.2
LTE+CDMA
Smartphones for
GSM/HSPA/LTE
i 2H/2011
in
Samsung Mobile Hotspot

LTE+CDMA WiFi
devices launched in 2010
Novatel MiFi 4510L

LTE+CDMA WiFi
Motorola XOOM
LTE+WiFi (2Q/11)
Android 3.0 Honeycomb
Samsung B3730, TeliaSonera,

multimode Fully integrated in
NSN LTE
LG single mode trial

device Fully
integrated in
NSN LTE
LG Adrenaline, ATT,
multimode
Huawei, 2G, 3G, LTE multimode

(Qualcomm-based)
Tele 2 Sweden
Qualcomm-based
multimode LTE terminals
commercial availability
expected in 4Q10
Docomo LTE
PCMCIA Card
Samsung Craft
Craft, LTE/CDMA
LTE/CDMA,
MetroPCS
Nokia LTE prototype
modem RD-3
HP Pavilion dm1-3010nr
LTE+CDMA
Samsung Galaxy
LTE+CDMA, Android 2.2
and for
new segments
4Home
monitoring solution
Cisco Cius Business Tablet
Netgear MBR1000
LTE-capable
LTE+CDMA
BL Healthcare
TCx-I terminal with LTE
for HD-video enabled telemedicine
Ionicis home
monitoring & control GW
Samsung
g
Sequans TD-LTE trial
TD-LTE
device
prototype Fully
integrated in NSN LTE
Cisco ISR2 G2 WAN-card

LTE-capable card to routers
for small and medium enterprises
SierraWireless MC7750
LTE+CDMA embedded module
NVIDIA and Acer tablets
Cat. 3 USB-modems
USB modems launched during 2010
14
Cradlepoint
6 different router/adapter
models with Pantech UML290
Onstar car solution
EAs Rockband
e.g. video over LTE
multiplayer online
gaming over LTE
TD-LTE
devices
SerComm LTEenabled IP camera
LTE in smartphones, notebooks, tablets, MiFi, during 2011
LTE user devices

Wide range
g launched across device categories
g
(majority LTE+CDMA2000)
Source: GSA, October 31, 2011

Typically several months between device launch and commercial
availability
15
LTE spectrum & ecosystem

LTE FDD
Early FDD LTE ecosystem (commercial networks)
2600
(Europe, APAC)
2100
(Japan)
1900 PCS
(US)
1800
(GSM refarming)
1700/2100 AWS
(NAM incl. Canada)
1600
(US wholesale)
850
(South Korea)
800 Digital Dividend
(Europe, MEA)
Upper 700 MHz, C
(Verizon)
Lower 700 MHz, B/C
(AT&T)
LTE FDD
B d
Band
MH
MHz
U li k MHz
Uplink
MH
D
Downlink
li k MHz
MH
1
2
3
4
5
7
2x60
2x60
2x75
2x45
2x25
2x70
1920-1980
1850-1910
1710-1785
1710-1755
824-849
2500-2570
2110-2170
1930-1990
1805-1880
2110-2155
869-894
2620-2690
UMTS core
US PCS
GSM 1800
NAM AWS
850
2600 FDD
8
9
10
11
12
2x35
2x35
2x60
2x20
2x18
880-915
1749-1784
1710-1770
1427.9-1447.9
698-716
925-960
1844-1879
2110-2170
1475.9-1495.9
728-746
GSM 900
Japan, Korea 1700
US AWS extension.
Japan 1500
US
13
14
17
2x10
2x10
2 12
2x12
777-787
788-798
704 716
704-716
746-756
758-768
734 746
734-746
Verizon
US Public Safety
AT&T
18
19
2x15
2x15
815-830
830-845
860-875
875-890
Japan 800 (KDDI)

Japan 800 (DoCoMo)
20
2x30
832-862
791-821
EU 800 DD, MEA
21
22
23
2x15
2x80
2x20
1448-1463
3410-3490
2000-2020
1496-1511
3510-3590
2180-2200
Japan 1500
3.5 GHz FDD
US S-band
24
2x34
1626 5-1660
1626.5
1660.5
5
1525-1559
1525
1559
US (LightSquared)
25
26
2x65
2x35
1850-1915
814-849
1930-1995
859-894
US PCS extension (Sprint)

850 extension (Korea-KT, Sprint)
TD-LTE
TD--LTE
TD
Early TD-LTE ecosystem mainly building on
2300
(MEA, India, China, APAC, Russia)
2600
(China LatAM,
(China,
LatAM Europe)
Band
MHz
Uplink MHz
Downlink MHz
33
1x20
1900-1920
1900-1920
34
1x15
2010-2025
2010
2025
2010-2025
2010
2025
35
36
37
1x60
1x60
1x20
1850-1910
1930-1990
1910-1930
1850-1910
1930-1990
1910-1930
38
1x50
2570-2620
2570-2620
China, LatAM, Europe
39
1x40
1880-1920
1880-1920
China PHS
40
1x100
2300-2400
2300-2400
MEA, India, China, Russia
41
42
43
1x194
1x200
1x200
2496 2690
2496-2690
3400-3600
3600-3800
2496 2690
2496-2690
3400-3600
3600-3800
US (Clearwire)
3.4/5 GHz TDD
3.7/8 GHz TDD
Source: TS 36.101; commercialized

16
UMTS core TDD

UMTS core TDD,
Chi TD/SCDMA
China
US (band 2 TDD variant)
US (band 2 TDD variant)
US PCS centre-gap
bands
Agenda
Wh we are
Who
LTE performance
LTE terminals
LTE Network
Networkdeployment
deploymentexamples
examples
p
Summary
17
TeliaSonera first commercial LTE provider

Todayy LTE operational
p
in 7 countries
Sweden
20Mhz of LTE 2600

10Mhz of LTE 800
DC-HSPA/HSPA+ 2100
HSPA 2100
WCDMA 2100, EDGE 900/1800
2600 MHz LTE

2100 MHz HSPA
1800 MHz GSM, LTE
Initial LTE layer

LTE capacity
it and
d
suburban
coverage*
900 MHz HSPA, GSM

EU 800 MHz LTE
LTE coverage
layer*
Markets
Commercial LTE launch December 2009 in Sweden

Today commercial service operation in 7 countries:
Sweden,
Norway, D
Denmark,
Finland,
Estonia(EMT),
S d
N
k Fi
l d E
t i (EMT)
Latvia(LMT) and Lithuania
Services
Premium mobile broadband up to 80Mbps and 30GB/m

Excess data additional pay or shaped to 120Kbps
Bundling
g with LTE devices,, fixed broadband and content
Spectrum
FDD LTE using initially 2 x 20 MHz @ 2600 MHz (band 7)

800 MHz and 1800 MHz used additionally in some
markets
Devices
D i
st c s with
t HSPA/EDGE
S / G suppo
LTE US
USB-sticks
supportt
Laptops with integrated LTE chipset
* 800MHz and 1800 MHz spectrum for LTE in some countries

18
LTE use emerging for Public Safety applications
Press release - March 3, 2011
Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS) recently announced that working

with Nokia Siemens Networks
Networks, it conducted the wireless industrys
industry s
first demonstration of push-to-talk (PTT) communication over a
Long Term Evolution (LTE) broadband network and a P25
network via Harris VIDA technology.
Service
Adding LTE support to existing P25, TETRA or

other systems
Existing and new public safety applications
Spectrum
In USA special 700 MHz spectrum

block reserved for Public Safety LTE-use
This demonstration proves that with Harris' LTE solution, powered

by VIDA, users can have PTT voice fully integrated with a P25
network, including streaming video and data applications.
Broadband, narrowband, public or private.
It also proves that push-to-talk over LTE is not only possible, but is
a reality today.
Applicable spectrum allocations outside USA

are still under discussion/evaluation
Devices
19
Specialized LTE devices for Public Safety use
Peak data rates LTE FDD

Directly
y linked to available spectrum
p
bandwidth
Peak data rate
[Mbps]
150
125
100
LTE deployment on
contiguous bandwidth of
2x10MHz or more
for significant
differentiation viz. HSPA
50
36.7 / 11.4
Downlink
Uplink
22.2 / 7.0
8.8 / 2.8
1.4
20
110 1 / 35.2
110.1
35 2
100Mbps
service
requires
2x15MHz
bandwidth
73.7 / 22.9
75
25
149.8 / 46.9
10
15
20
Bandwidth [MHz]
100Mbps
p
service
also
supported
with
TD-LTE
20 MHz
DL/UL: 3/1
Dual-purpose networks: How much spectrum

is needed
for a good LTE service?
Lots of laptop
p p users with
bigger screens, video data feeds
20 MHz TDD
recommended
( or 10+10 MHz FDD)
Primarily small screen devices

10 MHz TDD
can work
( or 5+5 MHz FDD)
21
High-speed mobility can be supported

((example:
p High-speed
g p
train line))
Train Speed: 230 - 240 km/hour
22
Small cell deployment scenarios for instant capacity and

coverage
Indoor:
10-100mW
Outdoor:
0.2-1W
Coverage radius: 10s of meters
Femto
Indoor:
20-100mW
Outdoor:
0.2-1W
Coverage radius: 10s of meters
WiFi
Indoor:
Outdoor:
>10W
>10W
Indoor:
100-250mW
Outdoor:
1-5W
Coverage radius:10s of meters
Outdoor:
5 10W
5-10W
Coverage radius:100s of meters
Outdoor:
>10W
Coverage radius: kilometer(s)
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Home
Office
Airport
Shopping center
City walk
Stadium
City center
Suburban
Village
DAS
Pico
Micro
M
Macro
Agenda
Wh we are
Who
LTE performance
LTE terminals
LTE Network
Networksharing
sharingapproaches
approaches
p
Summary
24
Easiest and most cost-efficient approach (e.g. as start-up configuration)

Evolved Packet Core (EPC)
HSS
AAA
PCRF
Services in Packet
Data Network
IMS
MME
eNode-B
Operator
services
Internet
Serving
GW
PDN
GW
Company
intranets
S
i l user intranets
i t
t
Special
->
> Shared network for all users ; separation of users along applications @ EPC ( along APN )
25
Commerrcial User Services
LTE Radio
Access Network
Network sharing: LTE-MOCN provides operators with access to

full system
y
bandwidth for highest
g
subscriber data rates
Shared RAN with MOCN
MME & S-/P-GW
f (Op A & B)
20 MHz
Carrier Operator
MME & S-/P-GW
eNB
Public Safety Operator
Access to full bandwidth essential for most competitive LTE service offering
-> MOCN as preferred LTE network sharing approach
Multi-Operator Core Network (MOCN)
26
(QoS Class Identifier), Admission control
Agenda
Wh we are
Who
LTE performance
LTE terminals
BTS: Flexi
FlexieNodeB
eNodeBaspects
aspects
p
Summary
27
LTE introduction:
Roof top installation- feeder less installation - all BTS elements on the pole
Roof top
example
max 5 Meters
between antenna
and RF module
Mechanical support:
System and RF module installed on
the bottom of the pole
eNodeB: Leading concerning power consumption and size
28
Radio Access: Unique track record LTE on a proven platform

Finlan
d
Poland
> 200 000 LTEready Flexi BTS
modules shipped
already
-30C
Japan
Germany
y
Saudi Arabia
+53C
+53
C
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USA
Traditional
macro BTS
Flexi
multiradio BTS
Italy
Flexi Packet MWR
zero-footprint
solution
6-sector LTE feederless site deployment

High-Performance Site Solution: maximum power and capacity
30
Agenda
Wh we are
Who
LTE performance
LTE terminals
LTE efficiency
efficiency
aspects
yyaspects
pp
Summary
31
Efficient mobile broadband via Standardization in 3GPP

I
Improved
d Radio
R di P
Principles
i i l
Peak data rates [Mbps ] 173 DL , 58 UL
Scalable bandwidth: 1.4,

14 3
3, 5
5, 10
10, 15
15, 20 MHz
Short latency: 10 20 ms
90% commonalities for LTE-FDD and TD-LTE
RF Modulation
OFDMA in DL
SC-FDMA
SC FDMA in UL
Flat All-IP architecture
2-node
2
node architecture
HSS
MME
S1-MME
S11
IP routable transport architecture
S6a
SGi
S1-U
eNode-B
Most advanced modulation
32
64 QAM,
S/P-GW
Internet
LTE service differentiation with NSN E2E QoS

QoS-aware packet scheduling along 3GPP standard
Conversational & Differentiated services over LTE
Support of
Guaranteed Bit Rate services
GBR QCI
(QoS Class Identifier)
Voice (with GBR)

(VoIP) IMS/SIP signalling
QCI
(video streaming, file

downloads,, internet access,,
chat, e-mail, p2p services)
Priority
Packet
Packet
Delay Error Loss
Budget
Rate
Example Services
100 ms
10-2
Conversational Voice
150 ms
10-33
Conversational Video (Live Streaming)
50 ms
10-3
Real Time Gaming
300 ms
10-6
100 ms
10-6
Non-Conversational Video (Buffered

Streaming)
IMS Signalling
300 ms
10-6
Video (Buffered Streaming)

TCP-based (e.g., www, e-mail, chat, ftp, p2p
file sharing, progressive video, etc.)
100 ms
10-3
Voice,
Video (Live Streaming)
Interactive Gaming
300 ms
10-6
300 ms
10-6
1
GBR
Multimedia
Differentiated nrt-services
Resource
Type
Non-GBR
Video (Buffered Streaming)

TCP-based
TCP
based (e
(e.g.,
g www
www, e
e-mail,
mail chat,
chat ftp
ftp, p2p
file
sharing, progressive video, etc.)
33
Up to 30 OCIs
Smart Scheduler for Superior network performance

Cell edge
performance
p
boost
Superior
Best
broadband
performance
user experience
40%
4080%
higher
higher
throughput
throughput
12 times more users
Extended QoS differentiation
Great throughput
user experience
Great
Higher average
Proven superior performance
throughput
as the detailed results in
this report confirm, the overall
performance of the Gothenburg
network (NSN) was better than
the performance of the Stockholm network (ERICY) 9/2010
Source: Signals Research Group, Signals Ahead
LTE Drive Test Revisited - Part 1
1. Full report available
from here: www.signalsresearch.com
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Extended QoS
4G+
Consistently
better user
experience
Monetize services
and retain the most
valuable customers
Smart
Scheduler
Consistently
l
lower
llatency
t
All 3GPP quality classes

(QCI1 9)
(QCI19)
21 additional operatordefinable QCI profiles
User, CSP and service
-based prioritization
Channel aware and frequency selective scheduling

for Higher average throughput and capacity
Up to 30 QCI levels for Extended QoS
Assigning UL resources to interference-limited
cell edge users for Cell edge performance boost
Smart
Scheduler
continuously
getting smarter
Fast Lane
Nokia Siemens Networks SON Suite for LTE, 2G and 3G

Pl and
Plug
d Play
Pl
SelfConfiguration
NNSN
Nokia
ki SON
Si
Siemens
Networks
k SON S
Suite
i
Suite N
PRACH & PCI Management
Open
northbound interfaces
Automated Neighbor Relations
M bil C
Mobile
Core
PCS
Auto-Inventory
LTE SON
MME/S-/P-GW
ANR Optimization
SON
Minimization of Drive Tests
SelfOptimization
Mobility Robustness
Other vendor
network (MVI)
Load Balancing
Power Saving
SelfHealing
Cell Outage Detection & Reset

Cell Outage Compensation
Alarm Management & Correlation
35
2G/3G SON
Better and flexible Coverage

e.g. with Beam forming Capabilities
Electrical tilting (-/+ 7 deg)

Cell splitting (vertically)
p
Tx/Rx tilting
g
Separate
Carrier specific tilting
System specific tilting
Operator specific tilting
Soft recovery / AAS graceful degradation
PA0
PA1
4 TX PA / branches
(per polarization) in the radio
module connect to 3 or 2 passive
elements in the antenna module.
PA2
PA3
PA4
PA5
AAS
PA6
PA7
Common
8 x 10 W power amplifiers and

10 dipoles per antenna
FAR
CELL
36
NEAR CELL
Agenda
Wh we are
Who
LTE performance
LTE terminals
p
standardization
Summary
37
The 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP)

is a collaboration between groups of telecommunications associations, known as the Organizational Partners.
6 Billion
connections
Full system
40% Europe (ETSI)

40% China, Japan, Korea
20% USA
SIM, Radio,
Core, OAM,
NNI
Evolve beyond
scope culture
2000 delegates
M li
MultiStakeholder
38
LTE for Public Safety : High Level Technology Evolution strategy
Public Safety Communications

Evolution
Based on
3GPP Rel 8
39
NSN supports
t the
th USA Home
H
Land Security roadmap
We understand that the Tetra,
TCCA agenda
d iis iin principle
i i l
the same
Convergence of Mission
C iti l V
Critical
Voice
i and
dD
Data
t with
ith
LTE requires enhancements
to LTE standard
NSN is committed to start the
journey with 3GPP Rel 12
Based on
3GPP Rel
12
Presenters Name
June 17, 2003
Dept / Author / Date
onward
Foreseeable 3GPP Work to support LTE Public Safety Requirements
In current 3GPP
Work program
Needed
standardization
t d di ti
to be confirmed
Legend
Highe
er power UE
E category (for vehicle
e
mountted devicess)
Group Communicattion
Pus
sh-to-talk
Setup time (200mss?)
Priority, Pre-emptio
on
D
Direct Mode w/o infrastrructure
MO/D2D
DM
Adhoc deployment
d
ts
R
Relay for cov
verage exte
enstion
for bac
ckbone failure
Locall switching
E2E Encryption
Dependen
nt on deploymen
nts
Siganlin
ng Encyptio
on
Priority
item to
adress in
Rel 12
Sp
pectrum

40
Security
Operability
Mission Critical Communication
Radio
Requirements
3GPP Rel 12 time line

Feb 2012 : No official 3GPP Rel 12 time line exists, dates only NSN guess
All requirements work for
LTE-PS must be
completed and approved
Other study for Public

Safety? E.g. group
communication
USA Pubic Safety
community
it contributes
t ib t to
t
3GPP
2012
#55
#56
2013
#57
#58
#59
#60
#61
2014
#62
#63
#64
#65
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 1
Study Item
Work impacting services

and core network
Work Item
TSG RAN
Study on LTE-D2D to start
Work on USA (AWS band) High Power Device
class (vehicle mounted) to start
41
#66
3GPP Rel 12 until

mid/end 2014
Rel 12 studies and
requirement work in
2012
TCCA should get
active now to impact
Rel 12
Agenda
Wh we are
Who
LTE performance
LTE terminals
p
Summary
Summary
42
Summary
NSN industry leader in LTE
LTE is driven by the commercial market

3GPP drive through US public safety
TCCA to participate in 3GPP Rel 12 process in 2012
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Global company with a rich heritage

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2010 Wireless infrastructure revenues

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Nokia Siemens Networks an industry leader

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Nokia Siemens Networks strategy:

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Maintain value through

Every day, a quarter of the worlds population connect over

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Mobile Broadband and Optical Networks

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Adapting capacity to ebb and flow of user

Aggregation and transmission from access to

Unified & SON enabled

What industry analysts think of us

Nokia Siemens Networks stands out among the major

Nokia Siemens Networks has a leadership position

Nokia Siemens Networks is #1 vendor in OSS/BSS by No.

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> 380 million LTE subscribers by 2015

Forecast for LTE lead markets by Research and Markets

103 LTE networks expected to be in

185 LTE network operator

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23 different FDD frequency band options

Single operator may deploy both FDD+TDD LTE

+ new ones still being specified both for new

2010 LTE has become reality

185 LTE network operator

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LTE user devices

197 LTE devices have

Moto Droid Bionic

Samsung Mobile Hotspot

devices launched in 2010

Novatel MiFi 4510L

Samsung B3730, TeliaSonera,

LG single mode trial

Huawei, 2G, 3G, LTE multimode

Cisco Cius Business Tablet

Cisco ISR2 G2 WAN-card

NVIDIA and Acer tablets

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Onstar car solution

e.g. video over LTE

SerComm LTEenabled IP camera

LTE in smartphones, notebooks, tablets, MiFi, during 2011

LTE user devices

Source: GSA, October 31, 2011

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LTE spectrum & ecosystem

Japan 800 (KDDI)