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Dynamic TDD for LTE-A and 5G September 2015 Volker Pauli, Yi Li, Eiko Seidel Nomor Research GmbH, Munich, Germany Abstract such network configurations is that the allocation In recent years, mobile communication traffic has continuously been shifting from being dominated of radio resources to uplink and downlink is very by voice-call traffic with symmetric uplink / rigid, so rapid adaptation to instantaneous fluctuations in the uplink / downlink load downlink capacity requirements to burst-like traffic with strongly fluctuating capacity situations was hence not possible. Accordingly requirements depending on instantaneous file related signalling was also defined in manner not apt to support this. upload / download activities by mobile users. Consequently, LTE, which was originally designed with fixed FDD or TDD modes with little flexibility However, in recent years, small-cell deployments for varying the capacity split between uplink and have been identified as a primary means to downlink, is being augmented with features that increase network capacity. Based on their short allow for more flexible use of radio resources. One reach, small cells typically do not inflict significant of these features is “enhanced Interference interference onto each other. Based on this Mitigation and Traffic Adaptation” (eIMTA) which decoupling, cell-specific TDD pattern selection notably al