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WCDMA Handover Principle and Relevant Pa PDF
WCDMA Handover Principle and Relevant Pa PDF
Foreword
• Why mobile systems need handover?
• It is decided by the characters of mobile system:
• The mobility of UE
• The mobile system is composed by cells which the coverage ability is
limited.
• Providing the continuous service in mobile system is the basic element
in QoS.
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Objectives
• Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
• Know the basic definitions of Handover
• The algorithms of handover decision
• The handover flow
• The parameters of handover
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Contents
1. Introduction of Handover
2. Measurement of Handover
3. The Basic Handovers
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Contents
1. Introduction of Handover
2. Measurement of Handover
3. The Basic Handovers
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• Based on Noncoverage
The Characters of Different Handover
• Comparison between soft handover and hard handover:
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The Characters of Different Handover
• Comparison between soft handover and softer handover :
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Soft Handover
RNC
NodeB 2
NodeB 1
Cell A Cell B
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Softer Handover
RNC
NodeB
Cell A
Cell B
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Hard Handover
RNC
NodeB 1 NodeB 2
Cell A Cell B
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Three Steps of Handover
The following figure shows handover
procedure (measurement quality set to
PCPICH Ec/No)
Measurement Decision
No
Are handover criteria satisfied? Decision phase
Yes
Execution
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Contents
1. Introduction of Handover
2. Measurement of Handover
3. The Basic Handovers
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Contents
2. Measurement of Handover
2.1 Measurement Control and Measurement Report
2.2 Measurement Phase
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Measurement Control
UE UTRAN
MEASUREMENT CONTROL
Measurement Report
UE UTRAN
MEASUREMENT REPORT
Contents
2. Measurement of Handover
2.1 Measurement Control and Measurement Report
2.2 Measurement Phase
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Measurement Model
parameters parameters
A Layer 1 B Layer 3 C D
Evaluation
filtering filtering
of reporting
C' criteria
Measurement Quantity
• Ec/No
• CPICH signal quality
• RSCP
• CPICH signal level
• RSSI
• GSM cell signal level
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• InterFreqMeasQuantity
• Parameter name: Inter-frequency measure quantity
• MeasQuantityOf3A
• Parameter name: 3A Measure Quantity
Layer 3 filtering
Fn = (1 − a ) ⋅ Fn −1 + a ⋅ M n
Where:
• Fn is the new measurement value after filtering.
• InterFreqFilterCoef
• Parameter name: Inter-frequency measure filter coefficient
• InterRATFilterCoef
• Parameter name: Inter-RAT filter coefficient
Contents
1. Introduction of Handover
2. Measurement of Handover
3. The Basic Handovers
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Contents
3. The Basic Handovers
3.1 Soft Handover
3.2 Intra-frequency Hard Handover
3.3 Inter-frequency Hard Handover
3.4 Inter-RAT Hard Handover
3.5 Blind Handover
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Contents
3. The Basic Handovers
3.1 Soft Handover
3.2 Intra-frequency Hard Handover
3.3 Inter-frequency Hard Handover
3.4 Inter-RAT Hard Handover
3.5 Blind Handover
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• Disadvantages
• More resource needed in downlink
• it way cause side-effect
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• Reporting mode
• Periodic reporting
• Event trigger reporting
• Event trigger reporting to Periodic reporting
• Event type
• 1A,1B,1C,1D,1F
Soft Handover Measurement Events
Event Description
1A The PCPICH quality of the cells in the monitored set enters the reporting range .
This indicates that the quality of a cell is close to the quality of the best cell . A
relative high combined gain can be achieved when the cell is added to the active
set
1B The PCPICH quality of the cells in the active set leaves the reporting range. This
indicates that quality of a cell is much worse than the quality of the best cell. The
cell should not stay in the active set
1C A non-active PCPICH becomes better than an active PCPICH. This indicates that
the quality of a cell is close to the quality of the best cell. In addition ,the number of
cells in the active set has reached the maximum value. The cell replaces the worst
cell in the active set ; thus achieving a higher combined gain
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The Trigger Algorithm of 1A Event
NA
10 ⋅ LogM New + CIONew ≥ W ⋅10 ⋅ Log ∑ M i + (1 − W ) ⋅10 ⋅ LogM Best − ( R1a − H1a / 2),
i =1
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Example of 1A Event
NA
10 ⋅ LogM Old + CIOOld ≤ W ⋅ 10 ⋅ Log ∑ M i + (1 − W ) ⋅ 10 ⋅ LogM Best − ( R1b + H 1b / 2),
i =1
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Example of 1B Event
Example of 1C Event
Example of 1D Event
• SHOQualmin
• Parameter name: Min quality THD for SHO
• CELLINDIVIDALOFFSET
• Parameter name: Cell offset
Contents
3. The Basic Handovers
3.1 Soft Handover
3.2 Intra-frequency Hard Handover
3.3 Inter-frequency Hard Handover
3.4 Inter-RAT Hard Handover
3.5 Blind Handover
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• Disadvantages
• High call drop possibility because of the intra-frequency interference
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Contents
3. The Basic Handovers
3.1 Soft Handover
3.2 Intra-frequency Hard Handover
3.3 Inter-frequency Hard Handover
3.4 Inter-RAT Hard Handover
3.5 Blind Handover
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Compressed Mode
• Purpose
• Measure the inter-frequency cell or Inter-RAT cell under FDD mode
• Categories
• Downlink compressed mode
• Uplink compressed mode
• Realization Methods
• SF/2
• Higher layer scheduling
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• Reporting mode
• Periodic reporting
• Event trigger reporting
• Event trigger reporting to Periodic reporting
• Event type
• 2B,2C,2D,2F
Inter-frequency Handover Measurement Events
Event Description
2D When the current signal quality is lower than the preset threshold , the
UTRAN enables the compressed mode and starts inter-frequency
measurement
2F When the current signal quality is higher than the preset threshold, the
UTRAN disables the compressed mode and stops inter-frequency
measurement
2B When the current signal frequency is lower than the preset threshold and
the signal quality of an inter-frequency neighbouring cell is higher than
the preset threshold , the UTRAN trigger an inter-frequency handover
based on coverage
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The Trigger Algorithm of 2D Event
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QUsed ≥ TUsed 2 f + H 2 f / 2
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• Hystfor2C
• Parameter name: 2C hysteresis
• TrigTime2C
• Parameter name: 2C event trigger delay time
Contents
3. The Basic Handovers
3.1 Soft Handover
3.2 Intra-frequency Hard Handover
3.3 Inter-frequency Hard Handover
3.4 Inter-RAT Hard Handover
3.5 Blind Handover
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• Disadvantages
• The flow is complicated, and it demands higher compatibility for
equipments
• Demands more complicated UE
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2D When the signal quality of the currently used frequency is lower than the preset
threshold, the RNC enables the compressed mode and starts inter-RAT
measurement.
2F When the signal quality of the currently used frequency is higher than the preset
threshold, the RNC disables the compressed mode and stops inter-RAT
measurement.
3A When the signal quality of the currently used UMTS frequency is lower than the
preset threshold while the signal quality of any other system is higher than the
preset threshold, the RNC triggers UMTS->GSM handover based on coverage.
3C When the signal quality of any other system is higher than the preset threshold,
the RNC triggers UMTS->GSM handover based on load or service.
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The Trigger Algorithm of 2D Event
Event 2D is triggered on the basis of the following formula:
Q Used ≤ TUsed2d - H 2d / 2
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Q Used ≥ TUsed2f + H 2f / 2
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Q Used ≤ TUsed3a + H 3a / 2
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Contents
3. The Basic Handovers
3.1 Soft Handover
3.2 Intra-frequency Hard Handover
3.3 Inter-frequency Hard Handover
3.4 Inter-RAT Hard Handover
3.5 Blind Handover
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• Where:
10 ⋅ LogM ≤T − H
Old 1f /2
1f
Measurement
Quantity
Cell 1
1F Trigger
Delay Time
Absolute
Threshold T1f
Hysteresis
H1f /2
Time
Reporting
event 1F
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• INTRAABLTHDFOR1FRSCP
• Parameter name: 1F event absolute RSCP threshold
• The recommended value is -115 dBm
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• TRIGTIME1F
• Parameter name: 1F event trigger delay time
• The recommended value is D640, namely 640 ms
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• BLINDHOPRIO
• Parameter name: Blind handover Priority
• The value is set according to actual situation.
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