prxloadmargindch
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(1)有關目前PrxLoadMarginDCH參數設定值為10 dB,為避免上鏈負載成長過高,造成過大的細胞呼吸效應,網維提出修訂建議。經NSN 測試後建議一併調整PrxTarget/PrxOffset、DeltaPrxMaxUP等參數。NSN change
the related parameters of the whole network (Due to network activity, RN291, 28, 281, 61, 611, 411 are not
changed yet), find that HSDPA Accessibility Failure due to UL-DCH can be improved while there are the
increment of BTS and Iub failure due to higher traffic. Please NSN roll out this setting in remaining RNC. And
propose the monitor report in the next meeting after roll-out.
3G品質提昇及技術研討會
細胞呼吸效應---- 一旦資料傳輸速率或使用人數增加時,則系統話務負擔增加,因此要降低系統負載,就必須縮小細胞涵蓋區域,換言之,當細胞間的干擾增大,為維持系統容量,實際的細胞涵蓋區域會需要縮小,也就是細胞呼吸效應。
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PrxLoadMarginDCH Range 0...30 Step 0.1 Default value 0 dB
For the interference domain, this parameter defines the maximum capacity for the throughput
based traffic load that is allowed for the uplink DCH traffic in the cell. The parameter introduces a
protection margin against the possible estimation errors in the interference based DCH resource
allocation. If the received noise power level is overestimated, and because of that the interference
of the DCH users is underestimated, it may result to overload which means possible loss in the
uplink coverage and the network stability. When the DCH traffic load exceeds the threshold defined
with the parameter, the RNC initiates UL overload control actions to reduce the uplink PS
interactive and background DCH traffic.
PrxNoise of WCEL - Value of the
parameter is defined in the
relation to the value of the
parameter PrxNoise. ,
PrxLoadMarginDCH of WCEL -
Value of the
PrxLoadMarginMaxDCH must be
higher than or equal to the value
of the PrxLoadMarginDCH.
DCH traffic load threshold
Prx
To
tal
Interference margin for the minimum
UL DCH load
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NoiseRiseTarget=
Prx_target/PrxNoise
Prx_Noise
RT RAB is not
admitted
RAB is not
admitted
PrxOffset
DeltaPrxMaxUP
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The packet scheduler takes care of scheduling radio resources for non real-time radio bearers for both the uplink
and the downlink directions. Packet access is implemented for dedicated (DCH) as well as common control
transport channels (RACH/FACH).
The packet scheduler and the medium access control (MAC) layer together make the decision regarding which
type of channel to use in the downlink direction. As regards the uplink direction, the UE decides which type of
channel to use, on the basis of parameters controlled by the network. The channel type selection is fast and takes
into account the amount of data in the buffer and the current radio conditions. Uplink data transmission on
dedicated channel is initiated when UE sends a capacity request. In the downlink it is the MAC layer that requests
transmission
real-time traffic +
interference from other cell users +
noise = non-controllable load
For Real time traffic
The load caused by best effort non
real-time traffic is called controllable
load.
For Non real time traffic
The packet scheduler and the medium access control (MAC) layer together make the decision regarding which
type of channel to use in the downlink direction.
the UE and BTS capabilities ;the properties of the radio access bearer ; the current RNP parameter settings ; the availability of the capacity in RAN
The amount of scheduled capacity depends on:
the UE and BTS capabilities
the properties of the radio access bearer
the current RNP parameter settings
the availability of the capacity in RAN
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Packet scheduling • To determine the available radio interface resources for non real time radio bearer.
• To share the available radio interface resources between non real time radio bearers.
• to monitor the allocations for non real time radio bearers.
• To initiate transport channel type switching between common, shared and dedicated
channels when necessary.
• To monitor the system loading.
• To perform load control actions for the non-real-time radio bearers when necessary.
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HSDPA_BTS transmission power
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The principle of the BTS based dynamic power allocation algorithm is illustrated in the following figure:
Figure: BTS based power allocation
PMax is the cell maximum output power defined by the minimum of the following two parameters: PtxCellMax and
MaxDLPowerCapability. PtxCellMax is the operator adjustable management parameter and MaxDLPowerCapability is the
maximum output power capability received from the base station. PtxTargetPS stands for the NRT DCH scheduling target,
which is dynamically adjusted by the RNC (it is not an operator adjustable parameter but the name for the parameter internally
used and adjusted by the RNC). PtxTargetPSMax and PtxTargetPSMin are the maximum and minimum values for the PtxTargetPS,
respectively. Both values can be adjusted by the operator (PtxTargetPSMax and PtxTargetPSMin management parameters). The
figure assumes that the WCEL-parameter PtxMaxHSDPA is set to not restrict the HSDPA power allocation in the BTS.
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The packet scheduler is located in the Interface Control and Signalling
Unit (ICSU) of the serving radio network controller (SRNC). In the drift
RNC, non real-time bearers are handled as real-time bearers, and
therefore are not taken into account in packet scheduling. The figure
below shows the logical working environment of the packet scheduler.
Figure: Logical working environment of the packet scheduler
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When the own cell throughput exceeds a particular level, the interference estimations are initiated and the planned interference target is
applied in the uplink DCH resource allocations.
transport channel; TrCH
channel offered by the physical layer to the data link layer for data transport between peer physical layer entities
Maximum bit rate of HS-DSCH MAC-d flow
The maximum user bit rate of the HS-DSCH MAC-d flow used in the resource reservation for the HS-DSCH MAC-d flow is the smallest of the
following values:
The maximum bit rate based on UE capability
The value of the MaxBitRateNRTMACdflow management parameter. The parameter does not limit the maximum instantaneous bit rate on the
air interface. The value of the parameter is compared to the user bit rate of the HS-DSCH MAC-d flow excluding MAC-hs header, RLC header
and padding.
The maximum bit rate in RAB parameters. This condition is checked only if the HSDPAPeakRateLimitRABMax management parameter is set
to value 1 (Limitation is active).
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Call Setup
Basic Mobile
Originating Call
Diagram
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MAC 結構
Transport Channel Type Switching
C/T
MUX
C/T
MUX
Deciphering
UL: TFC selection
Ciphering
MAC Control DCCH DTCH DTCH
To MAC-hs
To/from MAC-c/sh
DCH DCH
MAC-d
MAC-d 的架構
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