LTEbasicintroduction幻灯片.ppt

LTE Basic Introduction LTE Standardization Progress ZTE Research Focus on LTE Standardization Architecture Migration Multi-Vendor RAN SON Random Access Channel Coding Resource Allocation MIMO Inter-cell Interference Coordination Intra-LTE MM Inter-RAT MM RRM MBMS HNB Access Control LTE-CDMA-WiMAX Inter-working LTE Targets EPS Bearer Service Architecture LTE Functional Split S1 X2 Interface — IP Based S1/X2 Interface U-plane LTE Radio Interface — User Plane LTE Radio Interface — Control Plane LTE Transport Channel Physical Channel Downlink mapping Physical Channel: PBCH, PDSCH, PMCH, CFICH, PDCCH, PHICH LTE Logical Channel Transport Channel Uplink mapping Channel Bandwidth Generic Frame Structure Basic Transmission Scheme PBCH and Synchronization Signal Overhead Reference Signal at 1, 2, 4 TX Spectrum Efficiency Principle Spectrum Efficiency Calculation Basic antenna configuration: 2*2 downlink, 1*2 uplink Maximum antenna configuration: 4*4 MBMS Definition Peak Bit Rate VoIP Capacity Evaluation U-plane Latency Evaluation * Self installation： 1, An eNodeB IP address is allocated to the new eNodeB. 2, The eNodeB provides information about its type, hardware and other relevant data about itself to the OAM (sub) systems providing support for the self-configuration process 3, The eNodeB connects to the OAM system providing support for the software download. 4, The decision which software or software packages have to be downloaded to the eNodeB is taken 5, The software is downloaded into the eNodeB Self Upgrade: If OAM system upgrade, it will decide which eNodeB need upgrade then the eNodeB will automatic upgrade when needed. If OAM system upgrade, it will decide which eNodeB need upgrade then the eNodeB will automatic upgrade when needed eNodeB Location: Input: location, Network data, user expectation, marketing evaluation; Output: location, radio capacity requirement , coverage ratio, neighbourin