You are on page 1of 10

Annex.

2 Frequency Hopping influence on PCHO process


(1/4)

Signal decoding process


-)7 '2'(",= (3" -&,1"! %. .!),"' (3)( )!" -%( "!)'"5
)!" '"-( )' )- $-?&( (% (3" #%$8" 5"8%5"!

Frame Voice
DECODER Deinterleave Erasure
DEMOD Decoder
Error correct. Decision

- ENCODER

RXQUAL Frame Erasure Rate

Air Inside the mobile station

1.311

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.311


Annex.2 Frequency Hopping influence on PCHO process
(2/4)

Quality impact of frequency hopping on the reception chain

In non-hopping networks, the RXQUAL and voice quality are

correlated

In hopping networks, the voice quality is sooner correlated

to the FER. This is due to interferer averaging and due to

the non-linear mapping of BER to RXQUAL values.

1.312

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.312


Annex.2 Frequency Hopping influence on PCHO process
(3/4)

Quality impact of frequency hopping on the reception chain


FER is improved when frequency hopping is activated
(cyclic or random)
RxQual is not impacted whereas the speech quality is better

Average (RxQ & FER) RxQ Average


FER Average
, , %
,
, %

, , %

, , %
,
, %
,
, %
Cycli

Random
Ref

1.313

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.313


Annex.2 Frequency Hopping influence on PCHO process
Conclusion (4/4)

Conclusion
When frequency hopping is activated
We can accept in Power Control and Handover
processes, a threshold increase:
OFFSET_HOPPING_PC and
OFFSET_HOPPING_HO

Back

1.314

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.314


ANNEXES

Annex.3 Load & Traffic evaluation

1.315
© Alcatel University - 8AS 90200 1485VH ZZA Ed.02

Erlang B law
Frequency hopping influence on PCHO process
Load & Traffic evaluation
Training exercises solutions

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.315


Annex.3 Load & Traffic evaluation
Cell TCH radio resource evaluation usage

) $ + ,'
'! $ - . /-+(0 /% 0(( " '
)/ % " '
$ )/ %-(1-+(0 /%$2$ - . /-+(0 /% $ '" $ $! "! " $
$0 $3$ $0 $"! $ "
$ .- 0 -)/ %$2$ - 0 -)/ %$2$ - . /-+(0 /% + $ $
"$
# $" $
$" $

Back
Cause 12

Back
Cause 26

1.316

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.316


Annex.3 Load & Traffic evaluation
Load evaluation (1/5)

medium term measurement of the load of a cell


corresponds to function AV_LOAD(cell)
a new sample of the “Nb free TCH” in the cell is available
every TCH_INFO_PERIOD seconds
AV_LOAD() is a non-
sliding window load average from Nb free TCH samples
updated every LOAD_EV_PERIOD x TCH_INFO_PERIOD
sec

1.317

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.317


Annex.3 Load & Traffic evaluation
Load evaluation (2/5)

AV_LOAD(cell n) calculated from N Nb free TCH samples


available during LOAD_EV_PERIOD x TCH_INFO_PERIOD sec
Nsamples
1 Nb free TCH (n)
AV_LOAD(n) = (1 − ) * 100
Nsamples i =1 Nb Tot TCH (n)

LOADfactors and FREEfactors also determined from Nb


free TCH samples every TCH_INFO_PERIOD seconds
(short term evaluation)
LOADlevels are boundaries of load intervals associating a
LOADfactor (db) to a Nb of free TCH samples
FREElevels are boundaries of Nb of free TCH intervals
associating a FREEfactor (db) to a Nb of free TCH samples

1.318

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.318


Annex.3 Load & Traffic evaluation
Load evaluation (3/5)

LOADfactor determination:

t = ( - Nb free TCH/Total Nb TCH) x LOADfactor


t <= LOADlevel_ LOADfactor_
LOADLevel_ < t <= LOADlevel_ LOADfactor_
LOADLevel_ < t <= LOADlevel_ LOADfactor_
LOADLevel_ < t <= LOADlevel_ LOADfactor_
LOADLevel_ < t LOADfactor_

LOADlevel in %
LOADfactor in dB

1.319

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.319


Annex.3 Load & Traffic evaluation
Load evaluation (4/5)

FREEfactor determination:

Nb free TCH FREEfactor


t <= FREElevel_ FREEfactor_
FREELevel_ < t <= FREElevel_ FREEfactor_
FREELevel_ < t <= FREElevel_ FREEfactor_
FREELevel_ < t <= FREElevel_ FREEfactor_
FREELevel_ < t FREEfactor_

FREElevel in absolute number of TCH


FREEfactor in dB

1.320

© Alcatel University - 8AS902001485 VH ZZA Ed.02 Page 1.320

You might also like