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1 Applying SDR in Mobile Base Stations Zhongping Zhang ZTE Europe Marketing [email protected] 2 Agenda Motivation and requirements from the market Technological challenges for SDR application The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations Achievements and success Motivation and requirements from the market Technological challenges for SDR application The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations Achievements and success

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Applying SDR in Mobile Base Stations

Zhongping Zhang

ZTE Europe Marketing

[email protected]

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Agenda

� Motivation and requirements from the market

� Technological challenges for SDR application

� The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations

� Achievements and success

� Motivation and requirements from the market

� Technological challenges for SDR application

� The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations

� Achievements and success

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Co-existence of Multi-frequency Bands

Sp

ectr

um

Eff

icie

ncy (

bp

s/H

z/secto

r)� Operators to get more frequency

bands

� To increase the spectrum

efficiency

� Operators to get more frequency

bands

� To increase the spectrum

efficiency

� 700 MHz

� 850 MHz

� 900 MHz

� 1800 MHz

� 1900 MHz

� 2.1 GHz

� 2.3 GHz

� 2.6 GHz

� 3.5 GHz

� …

Increased user traffic leads to

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Co-existence of Multiple Standards

2G 2.5G 2.75G 3G 3.5G 3.75G 3.9G

GPRS EDGE eEDGE

HSDPA

R5

HSUPA

R6

MBMS 4G

MBMS

CDMA 2000 1X EV-DO

802.16 e 802.16 m

HSDPA

HSPA+

R7FDD/TDD

4G

GSM

TD-

SCDMA

WCDMA

R99

802.16 d

CDMAIS95

CDMA2000 1x

LTE

EV-DORev. A

EV-DORev. B

HSUPA

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Pressure on Operators to reduce the TCO

SDR relatedLower TCO

DecreaseSites

Site Rental

PowerSaving

RAN

Total Cost of Ownership

CAPEX

OPEX

Site Rental

Leasing Line

Power

consumption

O&M

RANInfra-

structure

Trans-

mission

Core

Network

Service

PlatformService

Trans-

mission

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Agenda

� Motivation and requirements from the market

� Technological challenges for SDR application

� The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations

� Achievements and success

� Motivation and requirements from the market

� Technological challenges for SDR application

� The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations

� Achievements and success

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Technological Challenges for SDR Applications

3G

Wimax

2G

LTE

OFDM

MIMO

SDR Platform supporting all standards

GPRS EDGE

HSPA HSPA+

Smart Antenna

IP Transport

� SDR accommodating:

- Standards for 2G/3G/4G

- All IP, Smart Antenna, OFDM, MIMO

G/W/C/L/W BB

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Agenda

� Motivation and requirements from the market

� Technological challenges for SDR application

� The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations

� Achievements and success

� Motivation and requirements from the market

� Technological challenges for SDR application

� The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations

� Achievements and success

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ZTE SDR Platform started in 2007

� BP slots supports WCDMA, GSM, CDMA,

WIMAX, TD-SCDMA

� Re-use concept for power, main control,

interface CPRI

� Achieved:

� Multiple standards

� Multiple frequency bands

� Small unified module for Macro, Micro

and Pico base stations

� High interface capacity (10G*12+1G*12)

� Flexibility in multi-tile, multi-size and

multi-shelf)

SDR BS Platform SDR BS Platform

WCDMA

TD-SCDMA

CDMA

WiMAX

LTE UMB

ZTE BTS Platform Evolution ZTE BTS Platform Evolution

All In OneAll In One

� RF technology:

CFR+

DPD (Doherty)

� High efficiency

amplifier

� Broad bandwidth

� Supporting multi-

standards

ZTE is a member of SDR FORUM, started early research in SDR

GSM

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ZTE SDR Solution

Advantages

� Easy capacity increase

� Smooth evolution

� Low TCO

� Compact structure

Distributed Base Station

19’

BBU forMulti-standards

Optical Fiber

RRU supports multi-standards on the same frequency band

RF Unit

Base Band Unit

2U

One Cabinet Base Station

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μμμμTCA Platform

Control and Ethernet i/f: keepGE i/f::::keep

� SW upgrading to support LTE

� Same architecture for TD-SCDMA and LTE

� Unified Network management

TD-SCDMA R4 HSPA TDD HSPA+ TDD

SW Upgrade SW Upgrade

TD-LTE

SW Upgr.Add UPB & BP

BBU Platform Supports Multi-standards

Cellular band AWS band 700M band

BBU

RRU

GSM Band TD Band LTE Band

GSM, TD-SCDMA、、、、TD-LTE

Add LTE BP board

Add LTE UPB board

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ZTE’s SDR Implementation Structure

Frequency selective Frequency independent

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ZTE’s SDR Base Station Supporting Multi-standards

OneNetworkOneNetworkTMTM Solution:

Meet the operators’ needs in frequency

sharing and network sharing

Improved network management and

ease the network evolution to future 4G

Iub/Abis

RRU @900/1.8GHz

BBU

RRU @2.3GHz

Dual-mode RNC

[email protected]

S1

IP based

backhaul

Core Network

& SAE

LTE

LTE & GSM

LTE&TD-SCDMA

CDMA&LTE

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Decreasing TCO in Transmission

Decreased CAPEX and OPEX

GE E1 GE

� High speed interface

• SRIO

� BB - RF interface

• CPRI standard

• Support distributed mode

• Flexible installation, easier to

acquire sites

• Improve the quality of network

planning

� Transmission interface

• Support Ethernet (2*FE/GE)

• 10/100/1000M Electrical

• 1000M Optical

• Support PacketOver E1/T1 ,,,,

16*E1/T1

• Support STM-1

Flexible connection via standard i/ffor expansion across regions

Flexible connection via standard i/ffor expansion across regions

Synchronization via EthernetSynchronization via Ethernet

Standardized interfaces enable large

scale application and decrease costStandardized interfaces enable large

scale application and decrease cost

CPRI

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Agenda

� Motivation and requirements from the market

� Technological challenges for SDR application

� The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations

� Achievements and success

� Motivation and requirements from the market

� Technological challenges for SDR application

� The SDR solution in ZTE mobile base stations

� Achievements and success

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5 Switching Centers: 12 RNC/47 BSC/8CS/6 PS/4HLR

Hong Kong CSL Network Structure 2008

� Over 2000 sites with 3 sets of equipments

� 3 separate RAN layers

� 2 separate CN networks

� 3 separate O&M systems

� Separate transmission network LargeLarge--scale & Complexscale & Complex

SGSNCNCN

Iub

TDM Network

UMTS 2.1G

CNCN

CSL CSL

NWMNWM

GSM 1800M

MSCS

HLR

SGSN

MSCS

HLR

TDM Network

Abis

Abis

VAS PlatformVAS Platform

GSM 900/1800M

17 1717

SGSN

Core NetworkCore Network

ZTE

Iub

UMTS 2.1G/900M

CSLNWM

MSCS

HLR

Abis

GSM 900/1800M

IPNetwork

O&M systemO&M system

ZTE VAS PlatformZTE VAS Platform

� 1 site, 1 set of equipments for multi-mode/band

� 1 consolidated CN network for 2G/3G

� 1 consolidated O&M system for 2G/3G

� All-IP transmission, 1 link/ 1site

Efficiency & SimplicityEfficiency & Simplicity

ZTE One Network Solution for Hong Kong CSL

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CSL Network TCO Saving - Before and After

AfterBefore

Antenna pole

BTS rack

8,674 3,465

5,019 1,500 BBU in power rack, ½ size

E1

FE

7,679 -

- 1,500 Include future expansion

RemarkIndex

Power Over 4KW 1.98KW Include new additional 900MHz UMTS

60.1%

70.1%

-

90 %

50.5%

MSCs rack 4 (6.4M Subs)

SGSN rack

HLR rack

75%

90%

12%

4 (6.4M Subs)

2 (7.7M Subs)

8 (3.1M Subs)

6 (0.79M Subs)

8 (3.5M Subs)

ZTE SDR SeriesNode Bs Family

Saved %

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Over 200,000 SDR Base Stations by ZTE

� GSM

(GSM, EDGE)

� UMTS

(WCDMA, HSPA, HSPA+)

� CDMA2000

� TD-SCDMA

� FDD LTE

� WiMAX

� TDD LTE

November 16, 2009

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