BTS3812E Hardware System Structure (BTS3812EV100R007)

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BTS3812E Hardware System Structure

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As an important part of UTRAN,
NodeB mainly processes the physical layer of the signals of Uu interface

BTS3812E is an indoor macro NodeB
which is produced by Huawei Co. Ltd.
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Upon completion of this course, you will
be able to:
Master the hardware structure of BTS3812E Master the working principle of different subsystems and boards of BTS3812E Master the signal flow in BTS3812E Know typical configurations of BTS3812E
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References
BTS3812E System Description
BTS3812E & BTS3812A Hardware
Description
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Chapter 1 BTS3812E Overview
Chapter 2 BTS3812E Hardware Structure

Chapter 3 BTS3812E Typical Configuration
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Chapter 1 BTS3812E Overview Section 1 Structure Section 2 Performance
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NodeB in UMTS Network

UE
Uu
UTRAN
Iu
CN
RNC
Iub Iu-BC NodeB
Iu-CS
CS Iu-PS
Iur
NodeB PS
Iu-BC
Iub
NodeB
RNC
CBC
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NodeB System Architecture

Clock synchronization source
Uu Antenna & feeder subsystem GPS antenna & feeder system
UE
External reference clock RNC
BTS3812E cabinet -48V DC power supply system -48V DDF
Iub Transmission device
Environment Monitoring device O&M terminal
BTS3812E System
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BTS3812E Hardware Composition

MAFU MAFU MAFU MAFU MAFU MAFU
(1)
MAFU subrack
Wireholder
MTRU NBBI
MTRU
MTRU
MTRU
MTRU
MTRU
B u s b a r
(2)
MTRU subrack
NFAN
(3) (4)
FAN subrack Busbar
H B B I
H B B I
H U L P
H U L P
H U L P
H U L P
H U L P
H U L P
H D L P
H D L P
N M P T
N M P T
N D T I
N A O I
N U T I
N M O N
N C C U
(5)
Baseband subrack
Air inlet
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Chapter 1 BTS3812E Overview Section 1 Structure Section 2 Performance
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BTS3812E Appearance
Dimensions:
1400mm(H)*600mm(W)*600 mm(D)
Weight under full configuration:
205kg
The maximum power
consumption:
2630W
Working voltage:
-48V DC
Input range of voltage
-40V-60V
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BTS3812E Capacity & Coverage

System capacity:
Each cell can support up to:128 equivalent voice channelswith rate of 12.2Kbit/s Each cabinet can support up to:12 cells Each sector can support up to:4 carriers
Coverage ability:
Each carriers maximum output power of MTRU is:50W The receive sensitivity of single antenna is better than:-125dBm The receive sensitivity of two antennas is better than:-128dBm
The maximum searching ability is:180km,the maximum searching radius can be set manually
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BTS3812E Characteristics
Transmission Type: E1/T1, STM-1, FE( Fast Ethernet )
Networking mode: star, chain, tree, ring and hybrid Synchronization clock sourcesclock extracted from
Iub interface, GPS, external clock and local free-run

Handover types: softer handover, soft handover and
hard handover
Services: CS (circuit domain) services, PS (packet
domain) services , mixed services and position services

Enhanced functionsRET (remote electric tilt), HSDPA
(high speed downlink packet access), CMB( Cell Multimedia Broadcast)
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Sector 1 Logical Structure Sector 2 Control Subsystem Sector 3 Transport Subsystem Sector 4 Baseband Subsystem Sector 5 RF Subsystem Sector 6 Antenna & Feeder Subsystem Sector 7 Power Supply & Lightning Protection
Sector 8 Signal Flow
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BTS3812E Logical Structure
RNC
Transport Subsystem
Baseband Subsystem
RF Subsystem
antenna
Control Subsystem
BTS3812E cabinet
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Control Subsystem
Composition NMPT, NMON Main functions
NodeB Management: configuration management, resource management, status monitoring, operation and maintenance Processing signalling over Iub interface Providing the input and output control interface for the NodeB Providing various reference clocks for NodeB
H H H H H H B B U U U U B B L I I P L L L P P P
H H H H U U D D L L L L P P P P
N M P T
N M P T
N N N D A U T O T I I I
N M O N
N C C U
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11
12
13 14
15
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Control SubsystemNMPT
Board number
maximum is 2 working in active and standby mode

Types of NMPTwith/without GPS card Main Functions
Managing the entire NodeB Processing various kinds of signaling
Providing system clock signals
HDLP
HBBI
MTRU
MAFU
NEMU
HULP
NMPT NDTI/ NAOI NFAN LMT
NMON
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Control SubsystemNMON
Board numberoptionalmaximum is 1 Main Functions
Providing 32-line input and 7-line output interfaces for the NodeB to monitor other equipments Adjusting and controlling the RET through the MAFU
MAFU
RET
NMPT
NMON
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Transport Subsystem
Composition NDTI, NAOI, NUTI Main Functions
Interfacing NodeB with RNC Interfacing with baseband subsystem and control subsystem Performing NBAP preprocessing and AAL2 switching function Extracting Iub interface clock signals
N M P T
N M P T
N N N D A U T O T I I
N M O N
N C C U
10
11
12
13 14
15
16
17
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Transport SubsystemNDTI
Board Number maximum is 2 Interfaces of Board8 pairs of E1/T1 ports Main Functions
Transferring data from Iub interface control plane to NMPT Transferring data from Iub interface user plane to HULP/HBBI and HDLP/HBBI
HULP HBBI HDLP NMPT NDTI/ NAOI/NUTI
RNC
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Boards -NDTI
The NDTI provides nine DIP switches numbered from S3 to S11
For informing the software S11 selects the E1 or T1 work mode and the matched impedance of the E1/T1 cables Hardware setting S3 to S6 are used to set the matched impedances S7 to S10 are used to set the grounding status and reserved
ON ON
ON
ON
S8 S3
ON ON
S9 S6
ON ON
S10 S5
1
ON
1
1
1
1
1
1
S11
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Transport Subsystem NAOI

Board Numbermaximum is 2 Interfaces of Board
2 pairs of STM-1 optical ports and 4 pairs of E1/T1 ports

Main Functions
Transferring data from Iub interface control plane to NMPT Transferring data from Iub interface user plane to HULP/HBBI and HDLP/HBBI
Note: E1/T1 port that serves as CES for other (eg.2G) equipment
HULP
HBBI HDLP NMPT NDTI/ NAOI/NUTI
RNC
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Boards -NAOI
The NAOI provides seven DIP switches
For informing the software: S6001 indicates the settings of the matched impedance of the cables only in E1 mode Digit 3 of S1002 is used to select E1/T1 Hardware setting: S5001 and S5002 are DIP switches for impedance setting for the E1/T1 cable S5003 and S5004 for the grounding mode setting and reserved
Test and board internal use: S1002 (excluding digit 3) and S2002
ON ON
S5003 S5004
S5002 S5001
S6001
S2002
S1002
1
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Transport Subsystem NUTI

Board Numbermaximum is 3 Interfaces of Board
8 E1/T1s and 2 electrical FE ports on each NUTI

Main Functions
Transferring data from Iub interface control plane to NMPT Transferring data from Iub interface user plane to HULP/HBBI and HDLP/HBBI Supporting either ATM transport or IP transport
Note: At present, slot 14 in the baseband subrack supports only the NUTI mounted
with a sub-board for cabling from the front
HULP
HBBI HDLP NMPT NDTI/ NAOI/NUTI
RNC
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Boards -NUTI
The NUTI provides one DIP switches
For informing the software: eight E1/T1s support only one type of the matched impedance Digits 1 and 2 are in use, and digits 3 and 4 are reserved. S11 informs the software of the matched impedance setting for the E1/T1 cable Hardware setting: The S11 selects the E1/T1 working mode and the matched impedance of cables S5003 and S5004 for the grounding mode setting and reserved the E1/T1
S11
ON
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Baseband Subsystem
CompositionHBBI, HBOIHULP, HDLP Main Functions
Transmitting signal between baseband subsystem and RF subsystem

Processing UL and DL signalcoding/decodingmodulation/demodulation Implementing physical layer closed loop processing acquisition indications (AI), uplink & downlink power control, and DL closed loop transmit diversity processing
N M P T
N M P T
N N D A I I
N
U I
N M O N
N C C U
T O T
10
11
12
13 14
15
16
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Baseband SubsystemHBBI
Board Number maximum is 2 Main Functions
The HBBI interfaces the RF subrack with the baseband subrack. The HBBI processes UL and DL baseband signals. Each HBBI can process 128 equivalent channels in the UL and 256 DL equivalent channels. The UL resources of HBBI and HULP form a UL resource pool. The DL resources of HBBI and HDLP form a DL resource pool. Each HBBI supports the processing capability of three cells both in the UL and in the DL. The HBBI supports the High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) technology and 14.4 Mbit/s data flow in each cell
HULP NDTI/ NAOI HDLP NMPT HBBI MTRU RRU
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Baseband SubsystemHBOI
Main Functions Provides an interface between the RRU and the baseband subrack in the basic cabinet. Each HBOI can process 128 equivalent channels in the UL and 256 DL equivalent channels. The three optical ports on the HBOI support remote RRU connection over 0.55 km (multimode), 10 km, and 40 km. They also support transmission rate at 1.25 Gbit/s and 2.5 Gbit/s specified in CPRI protocols. For the optical port with transmission rate at 1.25 Gbit/s, each port supports five remote cells in 2-way RX diversity. For the optical port with transmission rate at 2.5 Gbit/s, each port supports eight remote cells in 2-way RX diversity. The UL resources of HBOIs and HULPs form the UL resource pool. The DL resources of HBOIs and HDLPs form the DL resource pool. Each HBOI supports the processing capability of three cells both in the UL and in the DL. The HBOI supports data flow with the rate at 14.4 Mbit/s in each cell
HULP HBOI HDLP MTRU RRU
NDTI/ NAOI
NMPT
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Baseband SubsystemHULP
Each HULP can process 128 equivalent voice channels and support 3 cells On the data plane, it processes the UL baseband data, including demodulation, channel estimation, RAKE receiving, softer combination, decoding On the control plane, it performs the NMPT signaling processing especially the NBAP dedicated signaling processing Sending FBI data, power control data, access data to HDLPs
HDLP
NDTI/ NAOI
HULP
HBBI
NMPT
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Baseband SubsystemHDLP
Each HDLP can process 512 equivalent voice channels and support 6 cells Downlink coding & modulating Performing DL power control and channels combination of a cell
Performing DL measurement and transmit diversity control

HULP
NDTI/ NAOI
HDLP
HBBI
NMPT
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RF Subsystem
CompositionMTRU, MAFU Main Functions
Transmitting and receiving RF signals Amplifying small RF signals
Converting baseband signals to RF signals and vice versa
NBBI MTRU
MTRU
MTRU
MTRU
MTRU
MTRU
MAFU
MAFU
MAFU
MAFU
MAFU
MAFU
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RF SubsystemMTRU
UL/DL conversion, signal amplification, filtering, A/D conversion, D/A conversion, digital intermediate frequency conversion, digital pre-distortion
Each MTRU has one Tx channel and two Rx channels and supports bi-carrier processing With one carrier carried on the NodeB, the output power per carrier at the antenna connector is 40 W. With two carriers carried on the NodeB, the output power per carrier at the antenna connector is 20 W. The output power of the MTRU is 50 W
HBBI MTRU MAFU
NMPT
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RF SubsystemMAFU
Board Number maximum is 6, the quality of it equals to MTRU Main Functions
Receiving RF signals from antenna and transmitting RF signals to antenna
Supplying power to RET and TMA through feeder

Receiving the AISG signals from NMON, and sending them to RET through feeder Reporting the status of MAFU to NMPT
MTRU
MAFU
Antenna
NMON
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RF Subsystem 32 Configuration
Spliter Tx Rx0 Rx1 Rx2 MAFU0 Duplexer Duplexer Duplexer Tx
MTRU0
Rx0
Rx1
LNA
ANT A
LNA
RX Filter
ANT B
Sector 0
HBBI 0
Tx Spliter Tx MTRU2 Rx0 Rx1 Rx0 Rx1 Rx2 MAFU2 LNA ANT A
LNA
RX Filter
ANT B
Sector 1
HBBI 1
Tx Spliter Tx MTRU4 Rx0 Rx1 Rx0 Rx1 Rx2 LNA ANT A
LNA
RX Filter
ANT B
Sector 2
MAFU4
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RF Subsystem34 Configuration
MTRU0
Tx Rx0 Rx1
Spliter Rx0 Duplexer Tx
Rx1
Rx2
LNA
ANT A
LNA Tx
MAFU2
Rx0 Rx1 Rx2 MAFU1 Spliter
RX Filter Duplexer
Sector 0
MTRU1 Tx Rx0 Rx1
LNA
ANT B
LNA
RX Filter
MTRU2
Tx Rx0 Rx1
Spliter
Rx0 Rx1 Rx2 MAFU2
Duplexer
HBBI 0
Tx LNA
ANT A
LNA
RX Filter Duple xer
Sector 1
MTRU3 Tx Rx0 Rx1
Rx0 Rx1 Rx2 MAFU3 Spliter
Tx
LNA LNA
ANT B
RX Filter
Tx Spliter
Tx MTRU4 Rx0 Rx1
Rx0
Duple xer
HBBI 1
Rx1
Rx2 MAFU4 LNA
ANT A
LNA Tx
RX Filter Duplexer
Sector 2
MTRU5 Tx Rx0 Rx1
Rx0
Rx1 Spliter
LNA
ANT B
Rx2
MAFU5
LNA
RX Filter
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Antenna and Feeder Subsystem

Antenna
Antenna stand Jumper Jumper NTTA
Feeder Jumper NodeB cabinet
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Feeder
Rules of choosing Feeders :
7/8" feeders used for the distance shorter than 40 m 5/4" feeders used for the distance longer than 40 m 1/2" super-flexible cables are used to connect: Antennas and main feeders Antennas and TMAs Cabinet and main feeders
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Power Supply
M M A A F F U U PWR/ COM P7.6 P7.5 M A F U M A F U M A F U M A F U P7
P7.4
P7.3
P7.2
P7.1
M T R U P8 PWR
M T R U P9
M T R U P10
M T R U P12
M T R U P13
M T R U P14
P8 P9 P10 P11
Fan
PWR N C C P PWR P15
P11 P12 P13 P14
P15
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Lightning Protection
grounding clip
Tower
45 degree 45 degree
grounding clip Feeder
lightning arrester
lightning arrester
outdoor grounding bar antenna grounding point
NodeB
indoor protecting ground copper bar
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BTS3812E Logical Structure

Transport Subsystem Baseband Subsystem MTRU HULP RNC NDTI/ NAOI/ NUTI RF Subsystem MAFU Antenna
Rx0 HBBI Rx1
Rx path0
NTTA
Antenna Rx path1 Duplexer
HDLP
NTTA
Tx
NMPT
PA
Tx path
Control Subsystem
NMON
BTS3812E cabinet
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Signal Flow of Downlink Services

Uu Uu
M A F U UE M A F U
UE
Antenna Feeder
Antenna Feeder
M T R U
M T R U
H B B I
H D L P
N D T I
Iub
RNC
H B B I
N D T I
Iub
RNC
NodeB Cabinet
NodeB Cabinet
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Signal Flow of Uplink Services

Uu Uu
M A F U UE M A F U
UE
Antenna Feeder
Antenna Feeder
M T R U
M T R U
H B B I
H D L P
N D T I
Iub
RNC
H B B I
N D T I
Iub
RNC
NodeB Cabinet
NodeB Cabinet
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Signal Flow of Signaling Processing

NDTI/ NAOI/NUTI
RNC
NDTI/ NAOI/NUTI NMPT
HDLP
HULP
HBBI
NodeB Cabinet
MTRU
MAFU
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Input and Output of NodeB Configuration

Input of NodeB Configuration (network planning parameters):
Number of sectors
Number of carriers, transmit power of each carrier Number of tributary channels in transmit diversity mode Number of tributary channels in receive diversity mode Maximum number of CEs that the NodeB supports
Output of NodeB Configuration (hardware configuration parameters):
Number of boards
Layout of the slots

Connection between the boards Routes between signals
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Configuration Principles
Basic principles:
Minimum number of trunk cables Minimum number of feeders and antennas Minimum number of modules Add HBBI first when expanding capacity If not specified, boards of the same type shall be inserted in slots in an ascending slot number sequence
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Configuration PrincipleControl Subsystem
NMPT
Types of NMPT: with or without GPS card Numbers of NMPT: 1 without backup2 with backup
NMON
Numbers of NMPT: optional, can be configured at most 1
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Configuration PrincipleTransport Subsystem

NDTI
IMA mode Number of E1s Number of E1 cables Traffic flow / 1,904,000 Number of E1s / 4 UNI mode Traffic flow / 1,920,000 Number of E1s / 4
Number of NDTIs
Number of NAOIs
Ceil (number of E1s / 8)

NAOI does not support IMA 1
NAOI
The bandwidth of one optical port is large enough to satisfy the need of NodeB Considering of NodeB cascading, additional optical port is offered
NUTI
Different sub-boards are configured according the need, and E1/T1 should outlet from the front panel in the NUTI in shot 14
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Configuration PrincipleBaseband Subsystem

HBBI/HBOI
number of HBBIs/HBOIs configured =max {ceil (number of cells/ 3), ceil [total UL demand/ 128], ceil [total DL demand/ 256] }
HBBIs/HBOIs configured first for the Baseband Subsystem
HULP
number of HULPs configured = max {ceil (number of cells / 3), ceil [(total UL demand UL capacity of HBBI) / 128] }
HDLP
number of HDLPs configured = max {ceil (number of cells / 6), ceil [(total DL demand - DL capacity of HBBI) / 256]}
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Configuration PrincipleRF Subsystem

MTRU
Must configure at least one , but up to six Each MTRU can support bi-carriers processing
MAFU
Number of MAFUNumber of MTRU
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11 Configuration
Configuration Requirements
MAFU
2-way receive diversity No transmit diversity The output power on cabinet top is 40 W/carrier (for 50 W MTRU) No cascading
H B B I H B B I MTRU NBBI
Wireholder
b u s b a r
NFAN
N M P T
N M P T
N D T I
N M O N
N C C U
Air inlet
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31 Configuration
MAFU MAFU MAFU
Wireholder
2-way receive diversity No transmit diversity The output power on cabinet top is 40 W/carrier (for 50 W
MTRU NBBI MTRU MTRU
b u s b a r
MTRU)
No cascading
H B B I H B B I H U L P H D L P
NFAN
N M P T
N M P T
N D T I
N D T I
N M O N
N C C U
Air inlet
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32 Configuration
MAFU MAFU MAFU
Wireholder
2-way receive diversity No transmit diversity

MTRU NBBI MTRU MTRU
The output power on cabinet top is 20 W/carrier (for 50 W MTRU)
b u s b a r
NFAN
No cascading
H B B I H B B I H U L P H U L P H U L P H U L P H D L P H D L P N M P T N M P T N D T I N D T I N M O N N C C U
Air inlet
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34 Configuration
MAFU MAFU MAFU MAFU MAFU MAFU
Wireholder
2-way receive diversity No transmit diversity

MTRU NBBI MTRU MTRU MTRU MTRU MTRU
The output power on cabinet top

is 20 W/carrier (for 50 W MTRU) No cascading
H B B I H B B I H U L P H U L P H U L P H U L P H U L P H U L P H D L P H D L P N M P T N M P T N D T I N D T I N M O N N C C U
b u s b a r
NFAN
Air inlet
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As an important part of UTRAN,

NodeB mainly processes the physical layer of the signals of Uu interface

which is produced by Huawei Co. Ltd.

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Upon completion of this course, you will

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Chapter 1 BTS3812E Overview

Chapter 2 BTS3812E Hardware Structure

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Chapter 1 BTS3812E Overview Section 1 Structure Section 2 Performance

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NodeB in UMTS Network

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NodeB System Architecture

BTS3812E cabinet -48V DC power supply system -48V DDF

Iub Transmission device

Environment Monitoring device O&M terminal

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BTS3812E Hardware Composition

FAN subrack Busbar

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BTS3812E Capacity & Coverage

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Iub interface, GPS, external clock and local free-run

domain) services , mixed services and position services

(high speed downlink packet access), CMB( Cell Multimedia Broadcast)

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BTS3812E Logical Structure

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