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© 2007 ZTE Corporation
HSDPA Principle
PPT Series for Technology Principle
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E-mail :×××
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ZTE Marketing System
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Modification records
Edition Date Writer/Modifier Approver Remark
V3.10 2007-8-30 Dong chuanghong Establish
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Agenda
HSDPA Theory
HSDPA Physical Layer
HSDPA Key Technologies
HSDPA RRM
HSDPA Evolution
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HSDPA H igh S peed D ownlink P acket Access
… …
3G
4G
HSDPA is a new technology introduced in R5
Goal: To provide a packet-oriented wireless
broadband access service with high performance
price ratio, high downlink bandwidth and short
delay for WCDMA
3GPP R5 standards are frozen in June, 2006
Small modification to R99/R4 structure
HSDPA insists on the concept of smooth evolution. HSDPA is the enhancement of R99
structure with the newly added MAC-hs layer to
achieve HARQ, scheduling and AMC. It also adds
three dedicated channels on the physical layer.
Improve the system capacity by applying new
technologies
Share channel transmission-Fast Scheduling
Shorter TTI - Fast retransmission and soft
combination
Link Adaptive - Permitting High order modulation
HSDPA High Performance Price Ratio
Downlink peak rate of single cell: 14.4MbpsMulti-user share of single cell, with 230
users in theory
Low cost:Small modification to R99
Good technical
evolution of WCDMA
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HSDPA Protocol Stack
R99/R4
PHY
MAC
RLC
PHY L1
L2
DSCH
FP
L1
L2
DSCH
FP
MAC-c/sh
L1
L2
DSCHFP
L1
L2
DSCHFP
MAC-d
RLC
Uu Iub Iur
UE Node-B CRNC SRNC
MAC-hs
PHY(3 newCHs)
HS-DSCH
FP
HS-DSCH
FP
HS-DSCH
FP
HS-DSCH
FP
R5 HSDPA
MAC-hs
Uu: New additional 3 Physical layer
Channels, i.e.,HS-PDSCH
(Downlink Data), HS-SCCH
(Downlink Control Signalling), HS-
DPCCH (Uplink Control Signalling)
Additional MAC-hs layer
on Node-B (H-ARQ, AMC
and Scheduling etc)
Iub, Iur: HS-DSCH
FP (Downlink Data)
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HSDPA Newly Added Physical Channels
R99 Channel
HSDPA Channel
HS-PDSCH:Bearing HS-DSCH,transmitting HSDPA user data (DL)
It is a 2ms subframe with 3 slots, SF=16 and multiple codes permitted. HS-PDSCH
can use two modulations of QPSK and 16QAM.
HS-SCCH Bearing the signaling information for demodulation of HS-PDSCH (DL)
It is a 2ms subframe with 3 slots and SF=128. HS-SCCH includes the information of modulation,
transport block size, UE identification, etc. It uses QPSK modulation.
HS-DPCCH Bearing feedback information transmitted by downlink HS-DSCH (UL)
Includes Hybrid-ARQ ACK/NACK and Channel-Quality Indication (CQI). It is a 2ms subframe with 3
slots and SF=256. First slot is ACK/NACK and the following two slots are CQI.
HS - DPCCH
HS - PDSCH
H S - S C C H UE
DPCH
DCCH (Signaling) + UL DTCH (PS Service)
DL DTCH ( P S Service)
CN UTRAN
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HS-PDSCH Physical Channel Structure
HS-PDSCH can use QPSK or 16QAM modulation. M is the bit represented by each
modulation symbol. For example, M=2 stands for QPSK and M=4 stands for 16QAM.
All layer1 signaling are transmitted by affiliated HS-SCCH. HS- PDSCH doesn’t carry any
layer 1 signaling.
Slot #0 Slot#1 Slot #2
T slot = 2560 chips, M*10*2 k bits (k=4)
Data N data 1 bits
1 HS - PDSCH subframe: T f = 2 ms
HS-PDSCH Frame Format
Physical Channel Slot Format
Slot format #1Channel
BitRate
Channel
Symbol Rate SF
Bit/HS-DSCH Sub-
frame Bits/Slot N data
0(QPSK) 480kbps 240kbps 16 960 320 320
1(16QAM) 960kbps 240kbps 16 1920 640 640
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HS-SCCH Physical Channel Structure
HS-SCCH adopts fixed code rate (60 kbps, SF=128), bearing the related downlink signaling for demodulation of HS-PDSCH
Slot #0 Slot#1 Slot #2
T slot = 2560 chips, 40 bits
Data
N data 1 bits
1 subframe: T f = 2 ms
HS-SCCH Frame Format
HS-SCCH
HS-PDSCH
3Tslot 7680 chips
HS-PDSCH (2Tslot 5120 chips)
3Tslot 7680 chips
HS-DSCH sub-frame
Timeslot relation of HS-SCCH and HS-PDSCH
HS-PDSCH begins after HS-SCCH starting 2 Tslot = 5120 chips
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HS-DPCCH Physical Channel Structure
HS-DPCCH carries the feedback signaling transmitted by downlink HS-DSCH. The
feedback signaling includes HARQ-ACK and CQI.
Each 2ms subframe includes 3 slots with 2560 chips per slot, same as the normal
DPCCH. HARQ-ACK is at the first slot of HS-DPCCH subframe. CQI is at the second and
third slots.
HS-DPCCH: SF=256, each slot has 10bits.
Normally one wireless link has a HS-DPCCH and it must exist with one certain uplink DPCCH.
Subframe #0 Subframe #i Subframe #4
HARQ-ACK CQI
One radio frame Tf = 10 ms
One HS-DPCCH subframe (2 ms)
2 Tslot = 5120 chipsTslot = 2560 chips
HS-DPCCH Frame Format
Slot
format #1
Channel
Bit Rate
Channel
Symbol Rate SF
Bit/HS-DSCH
Sub-frame Bits/Slot
Transmitted slot per
sub-frame
0 15kbps 15kbps 256 30 10 3
HS-DPCCH Slot Format
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HSDPA Newly Introduced Physical Channels’ Timing Relation
HS-
PDSCH
HS-SCCH
HS-DPCCH (ACK/NACK and/or CQI)
HS-SCCH
2 TS 7.5 TS +/- 128 Chip N TS
1 TS = 2560 Chip
The starting point of first HS-
SCCH subframe is the same asthe starting point of P-CCPCH
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HSDPA Work Procedure
HS-DSCH deploys fixed spreading factor with SF 16. According to the CQI reported by
UE, Node B decides the size of data block, modulation, coding rate and the number of
code channels of HS-DSCH so that Node B can be quickly adaptive to the transmission
loss and channel fading when the data is transmitting.
Node B RNCUE
5) ACK/NACK on HS-DPCCH
6)Data packet+retransmit(if need) On HS-DSCH
Data Packet
2) Schedule and determine HS-DSCHparameter
3) Send HS-DSCH Parameter on HS-SCCH and Data on HS-DSCH
4) Check HS-DSCH parameter, If Ok, Receive,
Store data and demodulate
1) CQI on HS-DPCCH
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Agenda
HSDPA Theory
HSDPA Physical Layer
HSDPA Key Technologies
HSDPA RRM
HSDPA Evolution
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HS-DSCH Transport Channel
Only exists on the downlink channel
Number of transport block always equals to 1
One HS-DSCH handle one CCTrCH, decoding from one CCTrCH
One UE corresponds to the only one CCTrCH
CCTrCH can be mapping to one or several physical channels
One CCTrCH has only one HS-DSCH
Always accompanying DPCH and one or more share physical control
channels (HS-SCCHs)
Quality balance of different HS-DSCH channels
Static data match (Two rate matches in HARQ)
Transport block cascade
The number of transport block is 1 forever and as well as the number of transport
channel, and each CCTrCH only corresponds to one HS-DSCH, so the followingsdon’t exist:
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HS- DSCH’s coding and multiplexing
CRC check: same as normal CRC, 24bit in L1
Bit scramble: The bit after CRC check is scrambled by bit
scrambler
Code block segment: same as R99, Turbo coding, Z=5114
Channel encode: same as R99, using 1/3 Turbo code
HARQ: Bits after adjusting channel encoding match with
the total bits mapping from HS-SDCH to HS-PDSCH
Physical channel segment: When using multiple HS-
PDSCH, the physical channels are segmented.
Interleave: progressed independently according to each
physical channel
16QAM constellation recomposition: This function is
transparent to QPSK
Physical channel mapping
CRC attachment a im1 ,a im2 ,a im3 ,...a imA
Code block segmentation
Channel Coding
Physical channel segmentation
PhCH#1 PhCH#P
Physical Layer Hybrid-ARQ functionality
d im1 ,d im2 ,d im3 ,...d imB
o ir1 ,o ir2 ,o ir3 ,...o irK
c i1 ,c
i2 ,c
i3 ,...c
i E
v p,1 ,v p,2 ,v p,3 ,...v p,U
u p,1 ,u p,2 ,u p,3 ,...u p,U
w 1 ,w 2 ,w 3 ,...w R
HS-DSCH Interleaving
Physical channel mapping
Constellation re-arrangement
for 16 QAM r p,1 ,r p,2 ,r p,3 ,...r p,U
Bit Scrambling b
im1 ,b
im2 ,b
im3 ,...b
imB
Bit scramble is to guarantee the synchronization of receiving
data and transmitting data, without introducing the time
deviation. Bit Scramble is to encrypt the data bits and it does
not change the bit length of the data.
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HARQ and Rate Matching
Systematic
bits
Parity 1
bits
Parity2
bits
RM_P1_1
RM_P2_1
RM_P1_2
RM_P2_2
RM_S
First Rate Matching Second Rate MatchingVirtual IR Buffer
Nsys
N
p1
Np2
Nt,sys
N
t,p1
Nt,p2
bitseparation
NTTI
bitcollection
N
data
C W
HARQ function block adjusts the bits after channel encoding and the total bits
mapping from HS-SDCH to HS-PDSCH to be matched. HARQ function block is controlled by the parameter of redundancy version (RV).
The output bits of HARQ function block is determined by input bits, output bits
and RV parameter.
HARQ function block is composed of two rate matcher and one virtual buffer
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First Rate Matching and Second Rate Matching
The algorithm of first rate matching is almost the same with Rel99. Bits of encoder
output match with the bits of virtual IR buffer input. Virtual buffer capacity N IR is
given by the high layers. Encode bit N TTI is derived from the high layer signaling
and the signaling parameters of HS-SCCH of each TTI.
N IR ≥ N TTI then first rate matching is transparent.
N IR < N TTI then punch for N TTI bit.
First Rate Matching
Second rate matching lets the output bits after first rate matching match with the physical
channel bits provided by the HS-PDSCH set in one TTI. The parameters of second rate
matching is controlled by RV parameters.
Second rate matching execute the punch again according to the value of s and r of the RV
parameters. The punched data can be put into different data sets and different data sets
correspond to different RV parameters. Only one data set is transmitted in any fixed time
segment.
Second Rate Matching
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HARQ Rate Matching and IR Method
During the second rate matching, the data set formed by punch are displayed by different
gray levels Deep, Medium, Low
Deploy different RV and punch method when retransmitting data
When 16QAM is deployed, different RV methods correspond to not only different punch
methods but also different constellation versions or reforming.
IR buffer size 10bit
Raw data 4bit,1/3 Turbo encoder
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HS-SCCH Physical Procedure
Channel code set (7 bits): Code group indicator and
offset indicator
Modulation mode (1 bit): QPSK and16QAM
Size of transport block (6 bits): Index Mapping
Hybrid-ARQ progress (3 bits): Index Mapping
Redundancy and constellation version (3 bits):
Eight choices
New data indicator (1 bit)
UE Identification (16 bits) HS-DSCH radio network
identifier H-RNTI)
HS-SCCH carries following signaling info
16bit CRC+UE Identification
Convolution code
Rate matching by punching at fixed place
Physical channel mapping
ChannelCoding 1
HS-SCCH
Physicalchannelmapping
Ratematching 1
mux mux
Xccs Xms
Xue
X1X2
Xtbs Xhap
XrvXnd
Y
ChannelCoding 2
Ratematching 2
UEspecificmasking
Z1Z2
S1
R1 R2
Xue
RVcoding
r s b
UE specificCRC
attachment
CodeSet
Modulation
TransportFormat HARQ New Data
RV
UE Identification
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HS-DPCCH Physical Procedure
HARQ-ACK/NACK encode 10bit full “1” and full“0”
CQI encode adopting (20, 5) code, 20bits CQI info bit encode
Create corresponding 0 30 total 31 CQI value HS-DPCCH and other uplink channels make frequency
spreading in parallel. If the max. number of DPDCH is even,
then HS-DPCCH is mapping to route I, otherwise it is mapping
to route Q.
HS of HS-DPCCH is derived from the power offset informed by
ACK, NACK and CQI
Physical channel mapping
Channel Coding Channel coding
PhCH
b 0 ,b 1 ...b 19
Physical channel mapping
HARQ-ACK CQI
a 0 ,a 1 ...a 4
PhCH
w 0 ,w 1 ,w ,...w 9
HARQ-ACK and CQI handle the encode in parallelDoing multiplexing at different times
I
j
cd,1 d
Sdpch,n
I+jQ
DPDCH1
Q
cd,3 d
DPDCH3
cd,5 d
DPDCH5
cd,2 d
DPDCH2
cd,4 d
cc c
DPCCH
S
CHSHS-DPCCH(If Nmax-dpdch
=odd)
DPDCH4
CHSHS-DPCCH(If Nmax-dpdch
=even)
HS
we e
HS
we e
cd,6 d
DPDCH6
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Agenda
HSDPA Theory
HSDPA Physical Layer
HSDPA Key Technologies
HSDPA RRM
HSDPA Evolution
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HSDPA Introduced Key Technologies
AMC Fast Scheduling
16QAMFixed SF16, 2ms short frame
Shared channelHARQ
1 2
3 4
5 6
① Adopt 2ms short frame, fixed SF, TDM
and CDM between the users at the
same time
② Introduce 16QAM high order
modulation, providing higher
modulation efficiency
③ AMC makes the data transport well
adaptive to the changes of radiochannels
④ Fast scheduling makes multi-user
share the radio resource.
⑤ HARQ quickly adjust the channel rate
according to the status of radio link
and achieve the error correction andretransmission of the data.
⑥ Shared channel makes the number of
access users not limited by the code
resources.
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Key Technology 1 2ms radio frame
Share channel resources are dynamically assigned in every
2ms TTI
HARQ fast feedback retransmission based on 2ms TTI
2ms TTI makes scheduling response much faster and in time
10 ms
20 ms
40 ms
80 ms
Earlier releases
2 ms
Rel 5 (HS-PDSCH, HS-SCCH, HS-DPCCH)
“sub-frames” (2560 chips/slot, 3Slots)
Standard Frame length Channel feedback delay Remark
R99 10ms >100ms Scheduling feedback is in
RNC
HSDPA 2ms 5ms ( 7.5 Slots )
Continuous feedback
supported, R5 still support
the 10ms frame of R99
Decrease the loop time effectively, improve the link adaptive ability highly
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Key Technology 2 16QAM
HSDPA Modulation
QPSK
16QAM
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Key Technology 3 AMC
Adaptive Modulation and Coding
( AMC )is a technique which changes
modulation, encode mode and size of
code block (TFRC) according to the
changes of channel situation. It makes
the data transmission changing
according to the channel situation. It is
a better link self-adaptive technique.
The feature of AMC is adaptive to the
changes of interference and fading
through changes of TFRC but not
through changes of transmission power.
Standar
d
AMC Remark
R99 - Deployed fast power control
HSDPA used Can satisfy the 15dB SIR
dynamic range
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Key Technology 3 AMC
Modulation adaptiveGood channel condition: 16QAM
Bad channel condition: QPSK
Code efficiency adaptiveGood channel condition: ¾ code rate
Bad channel condition: 1/3 code rate
Code channel number adaptiveGood channel condition: more code channels
Bad channel condition: less code channels
Full use of channel conditions to transmit user data effectively
Good channel condition: High user data rate transmission
Bad channel condition: Low user data rate transmission
The combination of different parameters such as modulation mode, coding
mode, number of code channels, size of transport block, RV matching has
thousands of configuration choice. This makes AMC technique higher
efficiently and more flexible.
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Key Technology 4 Fast Packet Scheduling
Scheduling based on time and code channel
Scheduling principle
Fair scheduling algorithm: Round
Robin (RR)
Max. C/I scheduling algorithm (Max
C/I)
Part fair scheduling algorithm (PF)
5
c o d e s
TTI 1
TDM
TTI 2 TTI 3 TTI 4
C D M
UE CNode B
UE A
UE B
HS-PDSCH
TTI1 TTI2 TTI3
TTI1
TTI2
TTI2
TTI3
TTI3
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Key Technology 5 HARQ
Wrong Packet A
Packet A
Packet A
Wrong Packet A1
Packet A1
Packet A2
Packet A1
Packet A
Drop Reserved
FullRetransmission
Only retransmit
redundant info
Soft
Combination
Packet BPacket B
Node B UE Node B UE
Packet A2
Traditional ARQ, retransmission
mechanism inRNC
Low efficency, long delay
HARQ, retransmission mechanism in Node B
High efficency, short delay
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Key Technology 6 Shared Channel
User1 User2 User3
DCH1
DCH2
DCH3
Shared
HS-DSCH
UMTSR99
HSDPA
Saved for Other Users
“Shared fat-pipe”
10ms
TTI = 2ms TimeMultiplexing
Code Multiplexing
Dedicated
TTI: Transmission Time Interval
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Comparison of HSDPA and R99/R4
Item R99 HSDPA
Capacity Mbps 2.688 14.4
Frequency spectrum
efficiency (kbit/(MHz*Cell)) 537.6 2795.2
Handover Hard handover / Soft handover /
Softer handover / Intersystem handover (to GSM) Hard handover in HS-PDSCH
Power Control Open loop / Close loop / external loop
Fast speed/ Low speed
Low speed power control or no power
control in HS-PDSCH
Modulation QPSK QPSK 16QAM
Link Adaptive Fast power control/ soft handover AMC HARQ short frame and fast
channel feedback
Bit Scramble and Descramble N/A Only used in HS-PDSCH
MAC-hs N/A Used for fast scheduling
HSDPA
HSDPA is to adjust data rate
according to channel condition when
ensuring the power
Constant power Changing
data rate
R99/R4
R99/R4 is to adjust power according
to channel condition when ensuring
service rate
Constant data rate, changing
power
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Agenda
HSDPA Theory
HSDPA Physical Layer
HSDPA Key Technologies
HSDPA RRM
HSDPA Evolution
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RNC Radio Resource Management Summary
Code resource management
HSDPAchannelization
code
HSDPAscrambling code
Power resource management
HSDPA total powerresource management
Service amount measurement/ Dedicated measurement
Dynamic radio carrier control
ChannelAssignment
ChannelHandover
Access control
DPCH
channelization code
Channel
Handover
Mobile management
Congestion control
Load control
Handovermeasurement
Power control
Physical channel power control
Load balance
Dedicatedmeasurement
R4
Common
Measurement
HSDPA
Common
Measurement
Assignment of HSDPAresource for each cell
User resource assignmentand management
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Code Resource Management
Assignment method of HS-PDSCH channelization code:
Continuous assignment from right to left of the code tree
Assignment method of HS-SCCH channelization code:
Not need continuous assignment, adopting the assignment method of DPCH
channelization code
Assignment method of DPCH channelization code:
Try to keep the highest use rate of code list
Assignment method of HS-PDSCH+HS-SCCH scrambling code:
Can assign primary scrambling code and secondary scrambling code. Use primary
scrambling code in the first stage, secondary scrambling code in the later stage
Channelization codesallocated for HS-DSCH
SF=16
SF=8
SF=4
SF=2
SF=1
Channelization codesallocated for DPCH Channelization codes
allocated for CCH
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Power Control
HSDPA Physical control includes: HS-PDSCH, HS-SCCH and HS-DPCCH:
HS-PDSCHPower control
HS-SCCHPower control
HS-DPCCHPower control
Support open loop power control, configurationMeasurement Power Offset
Support open loop and internal loop power controlHS-SCCH Power Offset can be dynamically adjusted
Support open loop and internal loop power control, configuration
ACK ,NACK and CQI,and can be dynamically adjusted accordingto link status
HS-PDSCH and HS-SCCH dynamically adjust HS-PDSCH and HS-SCCH total power according
to the resource occupancy of system excluding HS-PDSCH and HS-SCCH.
For HS-DPCCH, its transmission power is determined by DPCCH. UE determine the
transmission power of HS-DPCCH according to gain factor HS.
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Access Control
Because HS-PDSCH physical channel is shared resource, access control of HSDPA is different than the access control
of dedicated channel.
During the access control, the characteristics of streaming, interactive, background services and the working feature of
HS-DSCH must be fully considered. The high speed feature of HS-DSCH shared channel must be fully developed during
the access control.
H S
D P A
A c c e s s c on t r ol
UE support HSDPA
Number of HSDPA user
Power resource
Data throughput carried by HSDPA
DPCH channelizationcode resource
A c c e s s D e c i s i on
Node B support HSDPA
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Dynamic Radio Carrier
C h ann el
A
s s i gnm en t
CS real time service
PS non-real time service
PS real time service
Choose DCH
Prefer FACH and HS-DSCH
Choose FACH and DCH
Choose DCH and HS-DSCH
Cell support HSDPA
Cell does not support HSDPA
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HSDPA Channel Handover
HSDPA handover includes service cell change and channelhandover of HS-DSCH
Same frequency service cell change between Node B
First release the HS-DSCH resource of the old cell of source Node B, then
establish the same HS-DSCH resource as old cell in the new cell of Target
Node B.
Correspond to perform hard handover for HS-DSCH. The HS-DSCH transportchannel and radio carrier parameter do not change during the handover
procedure.
UE execute reassignment of physical channels. When the reassignment of
physical channel is valid, MAC-hs entity of UE needs to be reset and UE doesn’t
receive HSDPA service channel.
The valid time of physical channel reassignment of UE corresponds to the valid
time of radio link reassignment of Node B. At the valid time, the MAC-hs entity
of Source Node B releases and the MAC-hs entity of Target Node B establish.
The two Node Bs are not transmitting at this time. So the service is interrupted
instantaneously during the reassignment time.
Same frequency service cell
change inside Node B
Similar with the change of same
frequency service cell inside
Node B
The difference is that only one
Node B are controlling. Thus
MAC-hs entity of Node B does
not change and MAC-hs entity of
UE does not need to be reset. But
the service is interrupted at the
valid time of physical channel
reassignment.
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Channel Handover Transfer Figure
1. Traffic Trigger
2. Transmission Power Trigger
3. Congestion Trigger
DCH
FACH
HS-DSCH
PCH
1. Traffic Trigger
2. Movement Trigger
1. Traffic Trigger
2. Movement Trigger
1 .T r af f i c T r i g g e
r
1 .T r af f i c T r i g g e
r
2 . C on g e s t i onT r i g
g er
1 .T r af f i c T r i g g er
2 .L o a d T r i g g er
1 .T r af f i c T r i g g er
3 . C on g e s t i onT r i g
g er
1. Traffic Trigger
1. Traffic Trigger
HS-DSCH DCH
HS-DSCH FACH
HS-DSCH PCH
DCH DCH
DCH FACH
FACH PCH
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HSDPA Congestion Control
HSDPA congestion control means how to mitigate resource congestion under the condition of HSDPA
system resource congestion.
The resource of HSDPA is shared and utilized in the maximum. Thus the method of congestion control is slightly different from R99 cell. HS-DSCH resource congestion includes:
Power resource congestion
Limited HS-DSCH traffic
Data through congestion
Code resource congestion of accompanying DPCH
channelization code
Congestion control methodof HSDPA
Occupy in advance:When resource is congested, the high-priority user can occupy the resource in advance from the
low-priority user. It guarantees high-priority user can be always assigned resources.
Queue:The users who has no ability to occupy in advance but has the queue ability can be put into the queue and try
to access the resource again.
Decrease load:The policy of decreasing load is decreasing the speed. That is to decrease the rate of users who has
high background or interactive services for spare resources
HSDPA resource adjustment:Adjust the code resource or power resource of HSDPA to meet the requirements of users
R e s o ur c e c on g e s t i on
Occupyin advance
Queue
Decreaseload
HSDPAresourceadjustment
I m pr ov e c al l s u c c e s s r a t e ,
I n c r e a s e s y s t em c a p a c i t y
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HSDPA Load Control
Decrease usable power of HSDPA Its ultimate goal is decreasing the PS data
throughput.
Decrease PS data throughput Decrease the PS data rate on DCH. Delete macro diversity link Decrease the radio link of overload cell to decrease the load.
Forced handover to another carrier or GSM system Inter-frequency handover and
intersystem handover can be used as the method for load transfer to decrease the load
of overload cell.
Force some low-priority users to drop their calls.
The goal of load control is to guarantee the system stability.
If the system is appropriately planned, then the access control
and packet scheduling can avoid the overload of the resources
but can not avoid the situation that the system is overload
induced by suddenly user power increasing when the wireless
environment is deteriorated. Thus radio resource management
needs to adopt load control to let the system to be stable.
For the load control, the difference between HSDPA and R99 is only
at the downlink. Thus only the downlink load control method is
described here. The policy of decreasing load includes:
O v e r l o a d
Decrease overall power of
HSDPA
Decrease PS data throughput
Delete macro diversity link
Forced handover
E n s ur e t h e s y s t e m
s t a b i l i t y
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Influence of HSDPA to R99 RRM Algorithm
By introducing HSDPA, the related HSDPA physical channels are
added. Thus R99 RMM algorithm is needed to be upgrade: Add special handling of HS-PDSCH and HS-SCCH code resource
management
Add access control method of HS-DSCH
Add power control method of HSDPA
Add dynamic radio carrier control policy after introducing HS-DSCH
The introducing of HSDPA cell and handover characteristics of HSDPA
physical channel affect the mobile handover decision policy and handling.
Add load balancing characteristics for cells. Affect the selection of load
balanced destination cell and later handling, eg., accompanying the transfer
between HS-DSCH and DCH
Update in congestion control
Update in load control
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Agenda
HSDPA Theory
HSDPA Physical Layer
HSDPA Key Technologies
HSDPA RRM
HSDPA Evolution
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Mobile Communication Development
Mobile communication is developed from 2G→3G→3.9G. It is
developed from mobile voice service to high speed data service. Currently it is developed to 3.5G. For WCDMA, commercial R5
version and trial R6 version can be provided now.
3GPP is working on the standards of R7/HSPA+ and R8/LTE. It is
estimated that R7 will be finalized on 2007 and R8 will be finalized
on 2008.
The development of radio technology pays more attention to the
requirement of operator — NGMN organization proposed the system
development goal.
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Mobile Communication Technology Evolution
2 G 2 . 5 G 3 G 3 . 5 G 3 . 75 G 3 . 9 G 2 . 75 G
GSMWCDMA
R99GPRS
EDGE
HSDPA HSUPA
HSPA+
LTE
IS-95CDMA20001X EV-DO
CDMA2000 1X
EV-DORev. A
EV-DORev. B
AIE
CDMA20001X EV-DV
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WCDMA Roadmap
GSM
GPRS/EDGE
3GR99
3G+HSDPADownlink
Enhanced
3GHSDPA/HSUP
A
Downlink/UplinkEnhanced
GSM(GPRS/EDGE)
3G
Enhanced UMTS
Optimized UMTS
NGMN
NGMN(LTE,…) Broadband radio
IP based wideband
Peer to Peer
2002-3 2003-4 2005-6 2007-9 After 2009Year
DL
throughput
64-144kbps 64-384kbps 384kbps-4Mbps 384kbps-7Mbps 20-50Mbps
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