SingleRAN Network Solution For IAM 20111009 VF PDF

Maximize Your Potential for Next Decade
-- SingleRAN Modernization Solution
Content
Existing Network Challenges
SingleRAN solution Proposal
Network modernization overview
Multi-mode BSC modernization solution
SingleRAN sites modernization solution
OSS system Modernization solution
What Modernization brings to Maroc Telecom network?
SON Solution: Evolution to the future
QoS/QoE Improvements
Innovative TCO solution
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We Understand The Existing Network

IAM network strategy requirement: provide the best QoS for mobile subscriber
But
The existing network has the limited ability to support it

Network capacity cant support traffic
increase
1) The network is congested during offers
2) The BSC is hard to extend since the old
BSCs are end of sales or the capacity is limited.
Too many BSCs increase the number of handover

failures between BSCs
MSC
CN
MGW
BSC
BSC
Voice quality is lower than expected

1) The average MOS of voice is lower than 3.0;
2) QoS of voice service cannot match with
customer requirements.
3) The indoor coverage is poor.
HISILICON SEMICONDUCTOR
BSC
Backhaul
Backhaul
BSC capacity is small

BSS cant support new functions
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Backhaul
Network Modernization is Global Trend

High TCO
Reliability
Spectrum
Low reliability, no
R&D focus on
solving existing
problem
Low spectrum
efficiency, no tight
frequency reuse
solution
Capacity
Voice
Buy
Maintain
Low capacity, large

foot-print,
insufficient
equipment room
Inadequate voice
quality, no VQE
features
Bulks of equipments,
high CAPEX
Approaching end of
life-cycle, high
maintenance cost
High labor cost
Low
Performance
Deploy
Operate
Large foot-print, hard

to deploy
Large number of
auxiliary facilities
Large foot-print, high

rental cost
Low energy
efficiency
No support IP, high
transmission cost
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Content
SingleRAN Solution Proposal
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SingleRAN Network Modernization Overview

GSM/UMTS CN
MSC
HLR/Auc
MGW
GSM/UMTS CN
SGSN
Transmission Network
GSM OSS
MSC
GGSN
HLR/Auc
SGSN
MGW
UMTS OSS
Transmission Network
GSM/UMTS OSS
TRC
BSC
RNC
Multi-Mode BSC
Transmission
Network
Transmission
Network
ATM
Legend
Transmission
Network
IP
TDM
IP
ATM
GGSN
BTS
BTS
NodeB
NodeB
SingleRAN
BTS
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SingleRAN
BTS
Highlight of Network Modernization

Multi-Mode BSC introduction
Proposed Network Architecture
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MSS/
MGW
Ethernet
GGSN/ MME/
SGSN S-GW
A over IP introduce and remove TRC;
E1
CN
SingleRAN BTS deployment;

All-IP platform is ready;
IP network
BSC6900
BSC6900
M2000(GSM/UMTS)
SingleRAN OSS evolution;
LTE traffic ,
bypass BSC
/Clock Server
HW ready for evolution to LTE;

IP network
IP network
Multi-Mode Micro Site deployment;
Macro Sites
Mini Sites
Macro Sites
Mini Sites
Huawei start to provide SingleRAN

solution from 2008, it is a mature solution
of 4 years commercial application
experience.
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IAM Requirement for Network Modernization

Scenario one: SWAP without UMTS2100
Scenario two: SWAP with UMTS2100
Site configuration
Min
Max
Site configuration
Min
Max
Macro Indoor Site for SWAP
2740
4450
Macro Indoor Site for SWAP
2740
4530
Macro Outdoor Site for SWAP
400
740
Macro Outdoor Site for SWAP
400
720
Macro Outdoor Sites for New
560
900
Macro Outdoor Sites for New
560
900
Mini Site for SWAP
800
1200
Mini Site for SWAP
800
1200
Mini Site for New
200
600
Mini Site for New
200
600
Total
4170
7890
Total
4170
7890
Multi-Mode BSC
Min
Max
Multi-Mode BSC
Min
Max
Type1
30
30
Type1
30
30
Type2
50
50
Type2
50
50
We provide quotation based on IAM required, the proposal solution is provided too.
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SingleRAN Network: One Platform

Huawei existing network is SingleRAN platform, it is the only vendor can upgrade to SingleRAN
Multi-mode Micro site
BSC6900 (Multimode BSC)
GSM: 4096TRX, 2048 cells, 24000Erl, 1536Mbps

Gb Throughput
UMTS: 83750 Erl, 20Gbps Iub Throughput, 3060
Nodebs, 5100 cells
H*W*D: 2200*600*800
Weight: <=320kg
Temperature: -5C - +55C
E1/T1, STM-1, FE, GE
DBS3900 (Distributed BTS)
BTS3900(indoor)/BTS3900A (Outdoor)
H*W*D: 700*600*480(3900A)
GSM: 72TRX
UMTS: 24 carriers
DL:1536CE/ UL:1536CE
Full Configuration: <=210kg
-40C - +55C
0 foot print
GSM: 8 TRx(Omni)
UMTS: 4 carrier(Omni)
H*W*D: 600*400*390
Weight: <=50kg
E1/T1, STM-1, FE, GE
AC/DC input
RRU
BBU
0 footprint
GSM: 72 TRX
UMTS: 24 carriers
DL:1536CE/ UL:1536CE
Weight: BBU: 11kg, RRU: 19kg
Temperature: BBU: -20C - +55C; RRU: -40C +55C
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SingleRAN BTS Solution, High QoS, Low TCO
Increase coverage ~20%

Support maximum configuration GSM900 to S888
Dynamical power and spectrum sharing for G/U/L
Reduce the footprint to 50%
Reduce 50% power consumption
Support evolution to LTE1800
Support transmission with E1/FE/GE
GSM1800+LTE1900
GSM900+UMTS900
The SWAP case is for
S444(G900)+S111(U900)+S222(G1800)
MWM
RR R
FF F
UU U
MRFU
Existing Battery
M
R
F
U
M
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F
U
M
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F
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SDR Module support

three mode of
GSM/UMTS/LTE
Existing Battery
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Site Upgrade Solution with UMTS2100

Add 3 MRFU for G900 and 3 MRFU for G1800
Add 3 WRFU to support S333 configuration
Reuse existing antenna and battery
W WW
RRR
F FF
UUU
Increase coverage ~20% with high transmit power

Reduce the footprint to 50%
W WW W WW
RRRRRR
F FF F FF
UUUUUU
The case study for

S444(G900) + S111(U900)+
S222(G1800) +S333(U2100)
GSM900
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
MM
RR
FF
UU
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
GSM1800
Existing Battery
Existing Battery
battery for UMTS
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Site Upgrade Solution for Outdoor

Add 3 MRFU for G900 and 3 MRFU for G1800
Add 3 WRFU to support S333 configuration
Reuse existing antenna(base on the existing antenna type)
Increase coverage ~20% with high transmit power

Reduce the footprint to greatly
GSM1800
W WW W WW
RRR RRR
F F F F F F
UUU UUU
W WW
RRR
F F F
UUU
The case study for S444(G900)

+ S111(U900)+ S222(G1800)
+S333(U2100)
GSM900
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Site Upgrade Solution for Mini Site

Two solution is recommended for Mini sites modernization, DBS is recommended for 2 or 3 sector
sites, multi-mode Micro Site is recommended for Omni sites.
DBS site(Indoor)
Multi-mode Micro Site
DBS site(outdoor)
RRU
RRU
BBU
BBU
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Recommended UMTS2100 Transmit Power is 20W
link budget shows that Uplink is the limiting link in most scenarios. Increasing base station power has no effect
on improving cell coverage. In typical scenarios, 20W will be sufficient for IAM in urban and rural areas
respectively.
increasing power is less effective in boosting capacity in urban areas than rural ones by theoretical
analysis and simulations analysis.
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UMTS900 Introduced in 22% of Network

UMTS Link Budget Compare
Morphology
Frequency (MHz)
2100
900
2100
900
2100
900
Propagation Model
SPM
Okumura-Hata(Huawei)
SPM
SPM
TCH Cell Radius (km)
0.33
0.84
0.71
1.71
1.97
3.59
1365.39
1041.83
1124.74
999.18
1317.04
924.07
HSDPA Cell Edge Throughput (kbps)
Dense Urban
Urban
Suburban
Casa coverage statistic,

there are 22% less than 85dBm
Total 20% sites need UMTS900 sites for improving

weak coverage in Casablanca
Most U900 commercial network is deployed in rural. It

is recommended to deployed UMTS900 at 20-30%.
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Antenna Configuration Proposal(1)

Dual band antenna
GSM900
UMTS2100
Dual band antenna
GSM900/
UMTS900
Dual band antenna
GSM900/
UMTS900
GSM900
UMTS2100
Reuse the antenna and TMA when

introduce UMTS900
Single band antenna
DCS1800/
LTE1800
Change the antenna when introduce

DCS1800 and UMTS900
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Antenna Configuration Proposal(2)

Solution one : change to the tri-band antenna when
introduce DCS1800/LTE1800
Solution two : Reuse the antenna when introduce

DCS1800/LTE1800
Diplexer
GSM900
UMTS2100
No
GSM/
UMTS900
impact for existing network

high cost
DCS1800
/LTE1800
UMTS2100
GSM/
UMTS900
UMTS2100
0.3dB
GSM/
DCS1800/
UMTS900 LTE1800
combine lost introduce

Low cost
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Diplexer
UMTS2100
SingleRAN Solution Overview

Huawei proposal introduce U900 with 22% sites with high capacity configuration in city.
Site configuration
SWAP
Macro
Sites
New
Macro
Sites
SWAP
Mini Sites
New Mini
Sites
Min
IAM Requirement
Huawei proposal
S222 (G900) + HW Ready for S111 (U900)
70
RF HW ready for U900
S444 (G900) + HW Ready for S111 (U900)
600
S444 (G900) + S222 (G1800) + HW Ready for S111 (U900)
1670
S444 (G900) + S222 (G1800) + S111 (U900)
330
S444 (G900) + S444 (G1800) + S111 (U900)
330
S666 (G900) + S111 (U900)
50
S666 (G900) + S444 (G1800) + S111 (U900)
80
S121212 (G900) + S444(G1800) + HW Ready for S111 (U900)
10
S222 (G900) + S333 (U2100) + HW Ready for S111 (U900)
50
S444 (G900) + S333 (U2100) + HW Ready for S111 (U900)
50
S444 (G900) + S222 (G1800) +HW Ready for S111 (U900) + S333 (U2100)
460
S444 (G900) + S222 (G1800) +HW Ready for S111 (U900)
400
S22 (G900) +HW Ready for S11 (U900)
200
O4 (G900) + Omni (U900)
200
S22 (G900) + HW Ready for S11 (U900)
100
O4 (G900) + Omni (U900)
100
Introduce U900 for all

sites

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Multi-Mode BSC Upgrade Solution

The existing RNC/BSC of Huawei can be upgraded to support multi-mode BSC
Solution 1
UMTS
16 existing RNC
Expansion
UMTS
UMTS
Solution 3
UMTS
BSC 2400TRx
RNC4Gbps
6 existing BSC
Expansion
UMTS UMTS
GSM
BSC1960TRx
RNC4Gbps
Solution 2
UMTS
UMTS UMTS
UMTS
UMTS UMTS
BSC 1024TRx
RNC4Gbps
GSM
Solution 4
3 existing RNC
UMTS UMTS
Expansion
UMTS
UMTS
GSM
GSM
UMTS GSM
UMTS
UMTS GSM
Deploy
17 New mBSC
GSM
BSC1500TRx
RNC4Gbps
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GSM
UMTS
UMTS PS Capacity Is Less Than 4G

The cell throughput is 5.3Mbps by simulation with 16QAM; 6.1Mbps after introducing 64QAM+DC.
PS throughput for whole network
2160(6.3+6.97+6.97+6.3)3+2540*6.33=219985Mbps
It is assumption that 30% converge ratio in BTSsthe average throughput for RNC is:
219985/42*70%=3.5Gbps
1600site+
560sites
2540site
6.3Mbps/
64QAM+MIMO
Cell Throughput
5.3Mbps/
16QAM
6.1Mbps/
64QAM+DC
6.97Mbps/
64QAM+DC+MIMO
5.3Mbps/
16QAM
5.3Mbps/
16QAM
6.1Mbps/
64QAM+DC
6.97Mbps/
64QAM+DC+MIMO
6.3Mbps/
64QAM+MIMO
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6.3Mbps/
64QAM+MIMO
TRC is Removed when A over IP Introduction

Solution one:
Solution two:
MSC Server
MSC Server
Ater-PT
BSC
TC
A-PT
MGW
TC
Introduce A over IP and keep TC

Low cost for solution two:
1) Save TC for each BSC;
2) BSCs can share the TC in MGW side, the TC resource will
be saved by applying TrFO;
3) There will be 81% transmission bandwidth saving;
4) Reduce the maintenance cost;
High capacity for solution two:
1) HR-AMR is applied with TrFO, more capacity;
2) Avoid encoding, improve the voice quality (TC will improve
the delay by 80m);
BSC
A-PT
MGW
TC
Introduce A over IP and remove TC

TC configuration:
Huawei proposes to define the number of TRCs
based on the number of BSCs which interface
with other vendors core network.
Huawei is only vendor had deployed A

over IP in commercial network in Morocco
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Multi-Mode BSC Configuration Solution for IAM

solution
1
RNC
16
Capacity improve
UO UMTS 1Gbps -> GU GSM 2400TRX UMTS 4Gbps
UO UMTS 2Gbps -> GU GSM 1024TRX UMTS 4Gbps
GO GSM 450TRX -> GU GSM 1950TRX UMTS 4Gbps
17
GU GSM 1500TRX UMTS 4Gbps
More than 70% handover failure is due to the interBSC handover. The inter-BSC handover will spend
more time for message exchange, radio link will be
failure before message response.
The reduced number of BSCs will improve

the handover performance!
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SLS Solution Introduce for OSS System

Master
Standby
Common Model
N : 1 Disaster Recovery
Slave
Alarm/Configuration
Model
Performance
Model
Performance
Model
Service modules are distributed to different servers.
Standby server provide the hot backup service for master server and slave server at
the same time.
1.
Smooth capacity expansion and reuse of the live network resources.
2.
Centralized topology view and inventory view of the entire network.
3.
Centralized account management of the entire network.
4.
N+1 disaster tolerance policy.
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SLS Solution Reducing the Workload Greatly

Separate EMS O&M mode
SLS system O&M mode
Master
Standby
Slave 1 Slave 2 Slave 3 Slave 4
N Sets of Single-server Systems
M2000 SLS System
EMS upgrade
N person days workload
1 person day workload
Routine data
modification
The routine data modification must be performed by

logging in to multiple EMS.
The routine data modification can be performed by only

logging in to the master server, 1 EMS.
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Content
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The Telecom Development Trend

1 Data services will exceed voice traffic
soon
What is the requirement for

IAM in the future.
2 Voice traffic increases during offers ->

Easy expansion
flexible network modification
3 Service establishment time should be
shorten;
Network should provide quick response
4 ARPU will decline in long time

Low Opex solution is required
Maximize the network value
5 Indoor services are growing up
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How can Maroc Telecom network evolutes?

Green solution
Resource synergy
Less Civil work
Low cost for maintenance
SON network
SON network for planning
SON network for operation
Green
SoN
QoS/
QoE
Ready for Promotion

High capacity
High QoS
Easy modification for capcity
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Content
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Huawei SingleSON Smart Engine of SingleRAN

Maximizes the value of SingleRAN
SingleRAN
Improve the network performance and the operation efficiency
HetNet SON
Keep
Innovating
SingleSON
Smart Network
Multi-layer
SingleRAN SON
Inter-RAT
LTE SON
Intra-RAT
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Huawei SingleSON Overview Flexible to Various Scenarios

Self- Configuration
HetNet
SingleRAN
LTE
SON
Multi-layer ANR(TBD)
Multi-layer auto interference

optimization(TBD)
Multi-layer load balance
optimization(TBD)
eICIC(TBD)
LTE interRAT ANR(1.0)

MBTS secure
PnP(TBD)
GU inter-RAT
ANR(TBD)
GU Refarming(TBD)
GUL Mobility optimization(TBD)
GUL load balance optimization
(TBD)
Inter-RAT Coordinated
shutdown (TBD)
eNodeB PnPLTE (1.0)

Micro eNodeB PnP
TE(TBD)
PCI auto optimization

LTE(1.0)
Adaptive ICIC LTE(1.0)
R10 based MDT LTE(TBD)
SON
SON
Self- Optimization
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Self- Maintenance
GUL CODC(TBD)
CODC-LTE(TBD)
MBTS Automatic Deployment Saving Deployment Cost 20%

Deployment Cost Distribution
Automation
Site Survey
1.
Engineering Design
31%
2.
Engineering Management
40%
5%
14%
3%
7%
Installation
Commissioning
M2000
3.
4.
Accepetance test
MBTS discovery
Software &
configuration
download
Health check
Commissioning
report generation
* Huawei wireless intelligence
Commissioning occupies 31% of

deployment cost
Save 67% commissioning cost
Improve Deployment Efficiency and Reduce Site Visit

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MBTS(GU
L)
Micro eNodeB PnP Saving Planning Effort 90%

Plan area data
(~10%
parameters)
Micro-eNB
(SON Scanner integrated)
Planning
Tool
M2000
Area1
Area2
Macro1/Conf1
Macro2/Conf2
Macro3/Conf3
Automatic Discovery
Micr
o
Micr
o
Area1
Micr
o
Area2
Micr
o
Automatic
Software
Download
Scan neighbor cell
Automatic Planning
Automatic
Configuration
No need high accuracy(5m) digital map for micro eNodeB detailed planning
Easy planning(only area parameters planning is required), minimize mistakes
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CODC Fast Recovery of Coverage Hole
SingleSON
Adjust power, azimuth, tilting

and neighbor cell
automatically
Quick reporting of cell failure and network KPI deteriorated

Fast outage cell isolation and neighbor cell compensation to avoid call drop
Shorten Service Failure Duration and Maintain End User Experience

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Inter-RAT Coordinated Shutdown Saving Power >5%

Scenarios:
Load
Load
Load
GU coverage overlapping
GL coverage overlapping
UL coverage overlapping
GSM
GUL coverage overlapping
Power saving (L111 example)

UMTS
SingleSON
Site
Load
Duration
Power consumption
Per Hour
LTE
Power
Consumption
Intra-RAT
Power saving
Inter-RAT
Power saving
High
4 hours
1000Wh
Medium
14 hours
700Wh
Low
6 hours
410Wh
Per Day
16260Wh
Shutdown PA saving 140W/h,

6(hs)*140W=840Wh, about 5% saving per
day.
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Online Visualization Fully SON Control and Evaluation

Switch Setting (ON/OFF)
Setting
Parameter Configuration (Policy control)

Break Point Setting (Human Intervention)
Record all key

events timely
SON Features
Tracking
System Log
99.00%
0.260%
98.50%
0.240%
0.220%
98.00%
Evaluation
0.200%
97.50%
0.180%
97.00%
0.160%
96.50%
0.140%
96.00%
0.120%
95.50%
0.100%
2009-10-26
2009-10-31
2009-11-5
2009-11-10
2009-11-15
Call Setup Success Rate
2009-11-20
HQI
2009-11-25
2009-11-30
Call Drop Rate
Graphic KPI
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Geographical View
Content
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Ready for Promotion

1. High
1. High
capacity of BSC with
TRX
2. High throughput of RNC
3. High capacity of mBTS
4. 3.8MHz reframing saving
GSM frequency
Voice QoE solution

2. No congestion for high
capacity;
High
capacity
Excellent
voice
quantity
We are ready for Promotion
Flexible
capacity
modify
Improve
indoor
coverage
1. High
1. MCPA technology
makes
easy to modify capacity
2. Power and Spectrum sharing
between G/U/L
3. Support of Iur-g interface
transmit power to
enhance indoor coverage
2. Micro site and DBS site solution
improve indoor coverage
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High Capacity Network for Traffic Burst

High capacity network of multi-mode BSC
PS Throughput (RNC)/Cells
Capacity RNC
No of cells
No of Erlangs
BHCA
Radio Part
Dynamic Spectrum sharing
SRAN6.0
Benefit with SRAN6.0
24Gbps
100%PS capacity Improvement
5100
100500
3720
Supported
Fewer RNC for network
25% CS capacity Improvement
15.52% Signaling Capacity

Improved
5 MHz of UMTS shared bandwidth

can bring 50% of throughput gain
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High Capacity BSC, easy to expansion

BSC6900 (GSM)
Traffic volume (Erl) : 24,000
2200
Number of TRX : 4096

BHCA (K) : 5900
Number of configured PDCHs: 30,720
Number of active PDCHs (MCS-9) : 16,384

Gb interface throughput (Mbit/s) : 1,536
BSC
Before Modernization (15 sets)

Item of comparison
After modernization 10 sets)
TC
Improved ratio
Per BSC
total
Per BSC
total
Number of TRX
750
11250
4096
40960
264%
Traffic volume (Erl)
4800
72000
24000
240000
234%
BHCA(K)
180
2700
5900
59000
2085%
Number of active PDCHs
1680
25200
16384
163840
550%
89%
10 sets BSC6900 can replace 15 sets Motos BSC, 89% foot-print, 200% capacity gain
Less BSCs, less inter-BSC HO, performance improved.
PCU
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Performance Improvements: Inter-System Operation

Optimization
3G SGSN
3G
SGSN
2G SGSN
2G
SGSN
Cell load exchange by

CN Signaling
WRNC
UMTS Cell
GBSC
BSC6900
GSM Cell
CN must support the related message and

procedure
Possible unnecessary HO procedure, lower system
efficiency
Long HO delay and service interruption time,
affect user feeling
UMTS Cell
Internal cell load

exchange with Iur-g
interface
GSM Cell
No requirement on CN node
Internal cell load exchange, avoid unnecessary interRAT HO, HO successful rate increasing & signaling
saving
In NACC, ~10% HO delay reduction, user feeling
improvement
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High Performance GSM Voice QoE

Speech Quality
3G-like speech codec in 2G

AMR: Adaptive multi rate
VQE(ANC, ANR, AEC, ALC, ACLP)

Excellent
Excellent
+0.3 MOS
WB-AMR
- Increases voice quality and capacity
WB-AMR: Wideband AMR
+0.3 MOS
- Wider speech bandwidth, Higher sampling rate

Good
+0.1MOS
TFO & TrFO
Good
+0.1MOS
Optimized codec procedure
AMR Threshold
Adaptive Adjustment
+0.0MOS
Fair
TFO: Tandem Free Operation

Fair
+0.2 MOS
+0.2MOS
EAMR
+0.1MOS
+0.0MOS
AMR
+0.2MOS
+0.3MOS
EFR
+0.1MOS
- Avoids traditional double speech codec
TrFO: Transcoder Free Operation

- TC embedded in MGW, reducing coding times
Voice quality enhancement

ANR&ANC:
- Automatic Noise Restraint and Compensation
A MOS
High CIR
FR
AEC: Acoustic Echo Cancellation

ALC: Automatic Level Control
B MOS
Low CIR
Bangladesh GP: MOS value

0.38 after deploy AMRTFO

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Coverage Improve, Especially for Indoor

Coverage Enhancement Solutions
AMR, ICC/EICC, Repeat FACCH/SACCH - 0~3dB gain.
3~5dB
UL&DL gain
Uplink Improvement
30%
Sites
reduced
40% Coverage
increased
30%
Investment
savings
RRU close to - Antenna - 0~3dB gain.
High Rx Sensitivity - -116dBm
4-way Rx Diversity - 0-3dB

gain.
1800MHz
50%~100% more
Downlink Improvement
Radius
20 % increase
PBT - 0~ 3dB gain.
MCPA - 0~ 3dB gain
Tx Diversity - 0~ 3dB gain
Higher Gain Antennas -downlink 3dB
900MHz
8 dB -- downlink
High gain antenna - 0~2dB gain.
2Tx Diversity -downlink 2dB

RRU -- downlink
and uplink 3dB
4Rx Diversity
-- uplink 3dB
900MHz
1800MHz
6 dB -- uplink
High gain antenna - 0~ 2dB gain.

RRU close to Antenna - 0~ 3dB gain.
AMR, SAIC, Repeat FACCH/SACCH - 0~ 3dB
gain.
~10% less
Co-coverage of GSM 900Mhz and 1800Mhz can be realized
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Coverage Will Improve ~30% by Modernization

Configuration
Horizon(CTU2)
Horizon II
M-Cell
Huawei
Gain (dB)
Coverage
improve
S222(W/dBm)
43dBm
43dBm
46dBm
46dBm
~3dB
30%
S333(W/dBm)
40dBm
43dBm
43dBm
44.3dBm
~1.3dB
20%
S444(W/dBm)
40dBm
43dBm
43dBm
43dBm
0%
S555(W/dBm)
36.5dBm
39.5dBm
39.3dBm
40.8dBm
~1.5dB
20%
S666(W/dBm)
36.5dBm
39.5dBm
39.3dBm
40dBm
~0.7dB
10%
Rx sensitivity
-111dBm
-110dBm
-107dBm
-113.5dBm
-113.5dBm
Configuration
Talk family
Ultra site
Flexi EDGE
Huawei
Gain (dB)
Coverage
improve
S222(W/dBm)
44.5dBm
45.7
46dBm
46dBm
~0.3dB
5%
S333(W/dBm)
41
42
42.7dBm
44.3dBm
~2.3dB
25%
S444(W/dBm)
41
42
42.7dBm
43dBm
~1dB
15%
S555(W/dBm)
37.5
38.6
39.4dBm
40.8dBm
~3.2dB
30%
S666(W/dBm)
37.5
38.6
39.4dBm
40dBm
~2.5dB
25%
Rx sensitivity
-110.5
-112.5
-110.5
-113.5
-113.5dBm
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UMTS900@3.8MHz : Up to 35% Saving
3.8 Mhz UMTS carrier, 18% less spectrum

Commercially deployed GSM tighter frequency reuse for XL in Indonesia
8Mhz approved for Refarming G222+U111
Huawei s solution
Conventional solution
5Mhz per carrier
G222: 4.8Mhz
G444: 9.6Mhz
G555: 12Mhz
G111+U111: 7.4Mhz
G222+U111: 9.8Mhz
G444+U111: 14.6Mhz
G555+U111: 17Mhz
UMTS
GSM
Total
4.2Mhz per carrier
16% Less Spectrum
G222: 3.6Mhz
G444: 5Mhz
G555: 5.9Mhz
Up to 56% Less Spectrum
G111+U111: 6.6Mhz
G222+U111: 7.8Mhz
G444+U111: 9.2Mhz
G555+U111: 10.1Mhz
11% - 35% Less Spectrum
Page 44
Resource Sharing Improve HSPA+ Throughput

Total Power
Total Power
UMTS Power
UMST2100 10M
HSPA Power
Power Allowed for HSPA
GSM900 5M
GSM900 10M
GSM Power
TCH Power
UMTS900 5M
TCH Power
BCCH Power
BCCH Power
Frequency Sharing Between GSM and

Static Power Allocation
GU Dynamic Power Sharing
UMTS
2G/3G power sharing improves UMTS throughput up to 10%

G/U/L spectrum sharing fully utilizes frequency resources for 50% gain in throughput
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Content
Page 46
MCPA BTS, The All-round TCO Fighter

5 Years TCO Break Down
TCO Analysis
Deployment, 8%
Cost
Main
Equiptment,
34%
Aux., 15%
21.7
20
40%
10.4%
12.4
13
17%
20%
11.1
10
7.5
5.8
53%
7.5
3.5
Power, 24%
Deployment
Maintain, 10%
Rental, 9%
High
integration
CAPEX
OPEX
TCO=BuyDeployOperateMaintain
Auxiliary
Less cabinets
Less foot-print,
Less civil works
less A/C
MCPA
BTS No
combiner
Soft
Less foot
print, low
rental cost
Less auxiliary
expansion
18%+ TCO will be saved by modernization with Huaweis MCPA BTS

Rental
Page 47
Power
Advance IC,
Less power
consumption
Higher efficiency Less jumper,

Less power
higher reliability
consumption
Software
expansion
no site visit
SingleRAN Site Reduce the footprint

Vendor M site occupy most of space, the site
modernization is operated by inserting board
in Huawei cabinet.
no re-negotiation with owner of rent.
Modernization
Batteries
GSM
S2/2/2
UMTS
S1/1/1
Batteries
Huawei BTS3900A
GSM2/2/2 + UMTS1/1/1
Batteries
Existing BTS
Modernization case in Germany O2

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Advanced Hardware and Software, 50%+ Power

saving
33%
Power Control Algorithm

Power Optimization Based on
Channel Type
19%
Busy
Busy
Idle
Busy
Idle
TRX
state
Without
PA
Power
Enhanced BCCH Optimization
9%
PSU Smart Control

Intelligent Combiner Bypass
2002
Busy
40%
PA Efficiency
TRX
Dynamic Cell Power Off

TRX intelligent Shutdown
Idle
TRX Shutdown on TS Level
45%
Busy
Intelligent Software: up to 50% energy saving
Industry Highest PA Efficiency
2005
2006
2008
Hardware
2010
Software
Power consumption
(16W output , 1800M, S2/2/2, 50% traffic )
1000W
570 W
456 W
Motorola
Current Solution
PA
Power
5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30%
Power saved in idle time slots
Only vendor with PA efficiency roadmap

Only vendor with TRX Shutdown on TS Level, 25% power saving
50%+ power saved by advanced features
Power consumption test results are lower than commitments in RFQ
Huawei Commitment Test Result with TMCZ

Value in RFQ
in 3rd April
With
Page 49
Low TCO high efficiency for spectrum
IP support
All IP, hybrid IP, IP/ATM
not support
Access
Transmission
Total Price
Expense
Means
Resource
(Month)
Saving
E1
4E1
$4400
IP
8M IP leased line
$350
92%
Abis Multiplex
24:1 (TRX per E1 )
15:1 (TRX per E1 )
Data source: Lebanon MTC touch
Abis over IP
FE/GE
Clock over IP / GPS

FE
IP/MSTP/Data Network
Hybrid IP
BSC1
FE/GE
FE
E1/T1
Support IP backhaul via MW/LL/ME

2G/3G/LTE data use the same GE/FE port.
No external router needed
N*E1
PDH/SDH
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Greatly Save TCO with Resource Synergy

SingleRAN based Synergy
Effective
Solution
Cost Saving Probability

0%
Network
Construction
Radio resource
Dynamic
Sharing
Site facility
Spectrum
Efficiency
40%
Save 11%~56% Spectrum
RF Hardware
Efficiency
Save 50% RF hardware
Transmission
Efficiency
Save ~55% Transmission TCO
Network
Operation
Power
Efficiency
Operation
OM
Efficiency
60%
Resource Efficiency
20%
Deployment Efficiency
EasySite
Site
Efficiency
Transmission
20%
Save ~65% Site Leasing fee
30%
Save ~50% Power consumption
Operation Efficiency
Save 10% YOY O&M efficiency
20%
Save 4463% Annual Cost
Efficient Transmission
Summary
Single OSS
Cost Efficiency
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Maximize IAM Network Potential by Modernization

Unique Value We Bring to IAM:
Huawei existing network supports upgrading to SingleRAN, it is only vendor can do that;
It is the only vendor can support 5 frequency band, 3 mode, 1 cabinet solution;
SingleRAN has 4 years commercial application experience, it is a mature solution;
Huawei is only vendor had deployed A over IP solution in Morocco;

Leading MBB solution provide high QoS for IAM;
Huawei is the only vendor provide End to End solution for IAM, include wireless, transmission,
core network, IP-RAN, etc.
Huawei is the only vendor had built a SingleRAN network covered whole Morocco, the experience
help IAM to build high QoS network.;
Huawei is the only vendor had commercial reframing network with GSM900+UMTS900 and
GSM1800+LTE1800.
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-- SingleRAN Modernization Solution

We Understand The Existing Network

The existing network has the limited ability to support it

Too many BSCs increase the number of handover

Voice quality is lower than expected

BSC capacity is small

Network Modernization is Global Trend

Low capacity, large

Large foot-print, hard

Large foot-print, high

SingleRAN Network Modernization Overview

Highlight of Network Modernization

Proposed Network Architecture

A over IP introduce and remove TRC;

SingleRAN BTS deployment;

SingleRAN OSS evolution;

HW ready for evolution to LTE;

Multi-Mode Micro Site deployment;

Huawei start to provide SingleRAN

IAM Requirement for Network Modernization

Scenario two: SWAP with UMTS2100

Macro Indoor Site for SWAP

Macro Indoor Site for SWAP

Macro Outdoor Site for SWAP

Macro Outdoor Site for SWAP

Macro Outdoor Sites for New

Macro Outdoor Sites for New

Mini Site for SWAP

Mini Site for SWAP

Mini Site for New

Mini Site for New

SingleRAN Network: One Platform

BSC6900 (Multimode BSC)

GSM: 4096TRX, 2048 cells, 24000Erl, 1536Mbps

DBS3900 (Distributed BTS)

SingleRAN BTS Solution, High QoS, Low TCO

Increase coverage ~20%

SDR Module support

Site Upgrade Solution with UMTS2100

Increase coverage ~20% with high transmit power

The case study for

battery for UMTS

Site Upgrade Solution for Outdoor

Increase coverage ~20% with high transmit power

The case study for S444(G900)

Site Upgrade Solution for Mini Site

Multi-mode Micro Site

Recommended UMTS2100 Transmit Power is 20W

UMTS900 Introduced in 22% of Network

TCH Cell Radius (km)

HSDPA Cell Edge Throughput (kbps)

Casa coverage statistic,

Total 20% sites need UMTS900 sites for improving

Most U900 commercial network is deployed in rural. It

Antenna Configuration Proposal(1)

Dual band antenna

Dual band antenna

Reuse the antenna and TMA when

Single band antenna

Change the antenna when introduce

Antenna Configuration Proposal(2)