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Long Term Evolution Introduction PDF
Long Term Evolution Introduction PDF
Antonis Hontzeas
About :
Antonis Hontzeas has been In the forefront of the
Telecommunications industry for twenty years.
Tenure includes positions ranging from design and
technical management up to and including
executive positions dealing with solution
management and strategic marketing management.
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Why LTE ?
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Flat Architecture
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Radio
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OFDMA Advantages:
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Downlink
LTE uses OFDM for the downlink – that is, from the
base station to the terminal. OFDM meets the LTE
requirement for spectrum flexibility and enables cost-
efficient solutions for very wide carriers with high
peak rates. It is a well-established technology, for
example in standards such as IEEE 802.11a/b/g,
802.16, HIPERLAN-2, DVB and DAB.
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For MIMO
operation, a
distinction is made
between single user
MIMO, for
enhancing one
user's data
throughput, and multi user MIMO for enhancing the
cell throughput.
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Uplink
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Spectrum
700 MHz
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NETWORK EVOLUTION
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SERVICES
Through a
combination of
very high downlink
(and uplink)
transmission
speeds, more
flexible, efficient
use of spectrum
and reduced
packet latency, LTE promises to enhance the
delivery of mobile broadband services while adding
exciting new value-added service possibilities.
But what does this mean in terms of operator
revenues and subscriber growth in a market where
broadband connectivity is rapidly becoming
commoditised?
An overarching objective for LTE is the stabilisation
and reversal of steadily declining ARPU (Average
Revenue per User) that is characteristic of many
mobile markets.
A study conducted in 2007 for the UMTS Forum,
compared the services supported by today’s mobile
network technologies with the richer service
possibilities that LTE enables through higher
downlink speeds and reduced latency for packet-
based services.
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LTE ADVANCED
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Proposed Features:
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Technology proposals
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Mobile throughput
and quality will
never be able to
compete with
state of the art
fixed and should
not be positioned
to. Fixed
technology
propagates within
a controlled environment (ex. a wire) while mobile
technology (propagation based) is always challenged
by nature (propagation effects etc…). If LTE boasts
100 Mbps downlink and 50 Mbps uplink, fixed can
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Summary
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