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Capacity Planning
Capacity Planning
No of users= 15,000
No of calls per user= 10
Holding time= 5 mins
FR:HR= 80:20 %
No of BCCH=No of cell
No of SDCCH= per 2 TRX
No of PDCCH= No of TRX
4TRXs per cell
Hoping Scheme :
(A) 1/1 = 1 MA list and reuse on every cells
(B) 3/3 = 3 MA list; each site use same MA list, reuse after 3 sites
(C) 1/3 = 3 MA list; 1 site use different MA list
Benefits of Hopping:
Reduce Interference
Increase capacity
Better quality
Baseband Hoping: No need MAIO, MA List but required HSN; HOP 1 TRX to other TRX, No. of
hopping frequency depends upon the no. of TRX in cell; Equal no. of TRX and Frequency.
RF Hopping: TRX changes ARFCN, HOP time slot to other time slot, No. of hopping frequency
does not depend upon no. of TRX; Frequency is greater than TRX No.
MS Sensitivity : 900 band (-104dBM); 1800 band (-102dBM)
Body Loss: 5dB(900 band); 3dB(1800 band)
BTS Sensitivity: 900 band (-107 dBM); 1800 band(-106 dBM)
UL: Coverage limited
DL: Power Limited
C/I (Co- Channel Interference): +9
C/A(Adjacent Channel Interfernce): -9
SQI: Speech quality Index
C/I => +9dB (with frequency hopping)
C/A=>+12dB(without frequency hopping)
GSM 900 band: 124 Channel, 200 KHz BW, 45 MHz carriers Spacing
Uplink: 890 MHz – 915 MHz
Downlink: 935 MHz- 960 MHz
EGSM 900 band: 50 Channel, 200 KHz BW, 45 MHz carriers Spacing
Uplink: 880 MHz – 890 MHz
Downlink: 925 MHz- 935 MHz
DCS 1800 band:384 Channel (512-885), 200 KHz BW, 95 MHz carriers Spacing
Uplink: 1710 MHz – 1785 MHz
Downlink: 1805 MHz- 1880 MHz
DTX: Discontinuous Transmission; No Transmission from mobile when subscriber is a not talking
Benefits of DTX:
Reduce overall system interference
Allow tighter frequency reuse
Long Battery life for MS
GSM: Narrowband ; WCDMA: Wideband
AMR : Adaptive multi-rate speech codec
FR: 8rates: 12.2, 10.2, 7.95, 7.40, 6.70, 5.90, 5.15, 4.75
HR: 6rates: 7.95, 7.40, 6.70, 5.90, 5.15, 4.75
Benefits of AMR:
Provide better speech quality
Improving bearer capacity
Interface:
MSC -> BSC ->A->SS7
BSC->BTS->ABIS->LAPD
BTS->MS->UM->LAPDM
Modulation is a process that causes a shift in the range of frequencies in a signal
Why the Modulation?
1- Modulation for frequency multiplexing (Frequency division multiplexing "FDM”)
2- Modulation for Practical antenna
* The length of antenna is inversely proportional to the frequency of the transmitted signal
3 - Modulation for narrow banding
* The receiving antenna band is depend on the ratio between the minimum and maximum frequency
component in the signal, the ratio is decreased (narrow-banding) so it can receive all component easily
4 - Reduce Noise and Interference
5 - Effecting exchange of SNR and BW
* Modulated Signal need small SNR -> require small power
dB(Decibel) Definition:
A ratio can be expressed in decibels by evaluating ten times the base-10 logarithm of the ratio of the
measured quantity to the reference level.
dBm or dBmW
odB(1 mW) — power measurementrelative to 1 milliwatt. XdBm = XdBW + 30.
dBW
odB(1 W) —similar to dBm, except the reference levelis 1 watt.