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© 2015 Microsemi Corporation. 1
Power Matters.TM
Overcoming high deployment costs of synchronizing Enterprise Small Cells Eric Colard
Power Matters.TM 2 © 2015 Microsemi Corporation.
§ Problem to Solve § Innovation & Disruption § Solution Details § Q&A
Agenda
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§ 80% traffic indoor § our focus : delivering precise timing to indoor enterprise 3G/
LTE/LTE-A small cells cost effectively
Market Driver
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§ Most small cells being deployed are LTE § Most small cells being deployed are indoor § LTE requires very stringent time/phase : 1.5µs § Phase is required even for LTE FDD because of interference
issues. Any type of coordination leads to phase requirement (eICIC, CoMP, etc)
§ Options • GNSS : indoor hurdles, GNSS & Radio signals & site
survey considerations • NTP : not adequate (only ok for residential) • Macro sniff : not always usable when coverage issue • PTP 1588 : deployment considerations
Problem to Solve
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Key Synchronization Requirements § Small Cells require accurate timing § Timing is dependent on GNSS
Critical Problems
Challenges for Small Cell Deployment
High Cost of GPS antenna cabling Roof access/rental fees Installation Costs through several floors Operators requesting less devices to deploy and manage – combining functions into single device
Offices with Small Cell
1588 Grandmaster in Server Room
GNSS Antenna
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Traditional model - CAPEX & OPEX
CAPEX
§ PTP Grandmaster cost § GPS Antenna • Permits • Space on roof • Surge / Lightning protection
§ L1 coax cabling • Amplifiers • Splitters • One time installation cost
OPEX § Power, cooling, cage space § Roof rental for Antenna § L1 cable run rental costs § Monitoring & Management
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Problem Statement
• Customers complaining of poor voice coverage in building • Lobby & Meeting Rooms at 5th Floor • 16 Floor of Guest rooms • Other floors are apartments • GPS required • How to get signal to all small cells ?
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Creativity and …luck…
Small outdoor patio at 5th floor for GPS Antenna instead of
rooftop
No permit needed as not visible from
public
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GNSS Cable issue
Size difference between GPS conduit (white) and Ethernet cable (orange)
Lots of work and cost to bring GPS Cable/Conduit from 5th Floor terrace through building to 5th floor server
cabinet
Most use cases would have to go all the way to rooftop
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Other Floors set up
Each floor has 1 small cell Small cell secured in closet, not visible from customers
Each floor has 4 or 5 antennas Antenna visible from public on ceiling next to smoke detector Each antenna connected to floor small cell via coax
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In the context of Enterprise Small Cell deployments: How significant are costs for external GPS antenna?
Audience Poll Question
Insignificant
6%
Sometimes important
15%
Moderately important
34%
Extremely important
39%
Don’t know
7%
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Market Requirements
Small Form Factor
Multiple Functions in one
device
Cost effective compared to small cells
Plug & Play
Solve GNSS Cabling
deployment costs
Solve Indoor GNSS operations
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§ “Integrated GNSS Master” An innovative solution and world’s first that will reduce the LTE indoor small cell deployment costs.
Key message
Innovation Market Disruption
Integrated GNSS Master
Reduce Deployment Costs
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IGM-1100i Disruptive Integrated GNSS Master Solution
Deployed Indoors Integration, Form Factor, Cost
Ethernet cable • No L1 coax cable installation issues
Powered over Ethernet • Reduces cost • Widest portfolio of PoE solutions from the inventors of PoE
Plug-N-Play Configuration Common management for GNSS antennae and PoE
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Capex Average Comparison
Typical scenario 20 floors
Typical Scenario Integrated GNSS Master Traditional PTP GM # Devices 2 1
Cost of Devices around $2,900 includes GNSS Antenna & Receiver
Around $1,000 + cost of Antenna + Cost of Receiver + Cabling
Deployment Costs associated to GNSS antenna connection
Very Low, similar to Wifi access point
North America : $15K-$25K Europe : $10K-$25K APAC : up to $65K (average, depends on building and geography) Lower Deployment Cost is the key differentiation
Cable Installation Permits, Roof Rentals Power surge, Lightning protection L1 coax cabling Amplifiers,Splitters Power supply, Fireproof wall permit
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Integration 1588 GM
GNSS Receiver
GNSS Antenna
Management Auto-Config
Alarms & Traps TimePictra for
PoE too
Best of Breed Sync
1588 Freq & phase
L2 Multicast L3 Unicast
Enhanced Indoor
Capabilities A-GNSS Algorithm
Key Features & Functions
GPS & Glonass
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IGM – Unique Indoor Capabilities
Enhanced Clock
Control Algorithm
Advanced Thermal Control
Algorithm
PTP Input (later
release)
Extension of BestTime™
Supports longer sampling windows to mitigate timing error in difficult indoor environments
Provides timekeeping bridging during intermittent outages.
Mitigates Timing Error associated with PTP packet latency variation, asymmetry and outages
Stabilizes mini-OCXO with active thermal control to behave like OCXO
Multiple Patents Mitigates Timing Errors associated with satellite propagation, outages and interference
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IGM-1100i Product Dimensions
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Typical deployment
Offices with Microsemi IGN Solution
Offices with Small Cell
Server Room
No GPS Needed
Integrated GNSS Master
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Data & Power
Several units to provide Fail Over 50-75% load compared to scalability potential
Small Cell slaves use BMCA to switch
Redundancy
Offices with Microsemi IGN Solution
Offices with Small Cell
Server Room
No GPS Needed
Integrated GNSS Master
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§ Scheme for IGM needs to seamlessly fit within small cell deployment strategy by operator
§ Auto-configuration and network interactions mimic processes and systems used by small cells • TR069 server, DNS server, etc
§ TimePictra used for alarms and SNMP traps
Management
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AGGREGATION CORE
Portfolio addresses end to end timing for a HetNet network rollout
ACCESS
100s to 1000s of clients Grandmaster Central Office
TDM, PTP, Sync-E
8 to 64 clients GM or BC
Indoor / Outdoor TDM, PTP, Sync-E
Centralized Grandmaster Clocks Edge Master Clocks Indoor, Small Cell
mini-GM Clocks
4-8 Client mini-GM Antenna, Indoor
PTP, Sync-E
TimePictra End to End Synchronization Network Management
SSU 2000
TimeProvider® 2300
TimeProvider® 2700
TimeProvider® 5000
Connecting IGM to Portfolio in Operator Network for GNSS backup & frequency input & reliability
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Summary
IGM-1100i
world’s first reduce the LTE small cell deployment costs
Innovation Market Disruption
No Outdoor GNSS
Antenna
Integrated GNSS Master is the world’s first best in class1588 GrandMaster with a GNSS antenna and receiver in a small form
factor optimized for indoor small cells.
Integrated GNSS Master is plug & play, easily installs and configures and enables for flexibility such as PoE.
Integrated GNSS Master enables GNSS deployment cost reductions
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Q&A Eric Colard, Director, Emerging Line of Business, Microsemi Frequency and Time Division [email protected]
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§ Microsemi website § http://www.microsemi.com/products/timing-synchronization-
systems/time-frequency-distribution/gnss
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