RSdensityforlongCPnumerologyforunicasttransmissions.docVIP

Page PAGE4Draft prETS 300 ???: Month YYYY -  PAGE 5/ NUMPAGES 5 - 3GPP TSG-RAN WG1 #49 R1-072026 May 7th-11th, 2007 Kobe, Japan Agenda item: 7.11.1 Source: QUALCOMM Europe Title: RS density for long CP numerology for unicast transmissions Document for: Discussion and Decision 1 Introduction Currently, the RS structure for short CP and long CP is identical in frequency domain, namely sampled once every 90 KHz per symbol and staggered in time within the subframe. This leads to channel sampling every 45 KHz. However, to date, there hasn’t been any analysis on the impact of RS structure for long CP in the presence of very large delay spreads seen in unicast channels. With this view, we evaluate the link performance of PDSCH with the long CP numerology in highly frequency selective channels. We compare the following two reference signal structures for 1 Tx antenna: Density 1/6 RS are transmitted on every 6th tone in OFDM symbols {1, 4, 7, 10} Overhead = 5.56% for 1st Tx antenna Density 1/4 RS are transmitted on every 4th tone in OFDM symbols {1, 4, 7, 10} Overhead = 8.33% for 1st Tx antenna 2 RS structure and channel estimation The RS structure for each scenario is shown below: Figure  SEQ Figure \* ARABIC 1: RS structure for long CP with density 1/6 Figure 2: RS structure for long CP with density 1/4 3 Simulation Set-up Table 1 describes the numerology and the resource allocation for the link throughput simulation. Transmitter, channel, and receiver configurations are as follows: 1x2 antenna configuration Vehicular-B channel, 3km/h Bandlimited white interference and noise 5 MHz system BW Channel estimator length – 15 OFDM symbols Feedback delay for CQI – 3 TTIs (or, 3ms) Generation of CQI– Modulation order constrained (up to 64QAM) capacity formula based effective SINR method averaging the MRC-combiner output SINR of individual tones Number of parallel H-ARQ processes – 6 Maximum number of retransmissions – 4 (including the first transmission) Ad