移动通信技术文档--1-3-lecture教案.ppt

When should MRP and 1/3 be used ? 1/3 Narrow frequency band Few TRX per cell 4-6 TRX per cell MRP Large frequency band Large cell configurations 4 TRX per cell Long term plans of 8-12 TRX per cell Find out what is the best solution for your network! Is 1/3 and 1/1 better than MRP. The answer is: It depends on your customers situation. This is what we are going to discuss during the coming hour. Present yourself. The topic for this presentation is 1/3 and 1/1 frequency reuse patterns. We will talk about the market situation, what 1/3, 1/1 is and when it should be used. We will have a look at our main competitor and then go through what we are doing in this area. Present yourself. The topic for this presentation is 1/3 and 1/1 frequency reuse patterns. We will talk about the market situation, what 1/3, 1/1 is and when it should be used. We will have a look at our main competitor and then go through what we are doing in this area. Present yourself. The topic for this presentation is 1/3 and 1/1 frequency reuse patterns. We will talk about the market situation, what 1/3, 1/1 is and when it should be used. We will have a look at our main competitor and then go through what we are doing in this area. The picture illustrates the Ericsson frequency re-use method MRP - multiple re-use patterns. The BCCH carriers are already planned separately according to a 12 re-use which is shown as the bottom layer in the picture. The TCH carriers can reap the full benefits of frequency hopping, quality based power control and DTX. The available TCH carrier frequencies could be split into a number of segments each representing a reuse cluster. These reuse clusters could be of different sizes providing different reuse situations on each of the carriers in the cell. By then applying frequency hopping over all the carriers averaging the interference situation in each overlaid reuse cluster a very efficient system could be built! In the picture the bottom layer is the 12 BCCH freq