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WiBro 기술과 표준 동향WiBro 기술과 표준 동향
Chang, Sungcheol
WiBro Standardization Team
CONTENTS
I WiBroI
II WiBro Technologies
WiBro
II
III
g
Multi-hop Relay (IEEE 802.16j)
IV IMT-Advanced Air Interface (IEEE 802.16m)
V
VI
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What is WiBro?
Portable Internet Service (WiBro) is to provide a high data rate Portable Internet Service (WiBro) is to provide a high data rate wireless internet access with PSS (Personal Subscriber Station)wireless internet access with PSS (Personal Subscriber Station)DefinitionDefinition ( )( )under the stationary or mobile environment, anytime and anywhere.under the stationary or mobile environment, anytime and anywhere.
“Portable Internet”was named as “Portable Internet”was named as 『『WiBroWiBro』』. (End of April, 2004). (End of April, 2004)R fR f
』』 ( p , )( p , )WiBro : Wireless Broadband internet serviceWiBro : Wireless Broadband internet serviceReferenceReference
Mobility HighData Rate
WiBroWiBro
Low Cost Anytime,Anywhere
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IEEE802.16 vs. WiBro
▣ IEEE 802.16e
◈ “Air interface for fixed and mobile broadband wireless access t ”systems”“Amendment for physical and medium access control layers for combined fixed and mobile operation in licensed bands”
◈ A d i D 2005 d bli h d i F b 2006◈ Approved in Dec. 2005, and published in Feb. 2006.
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WiBro Features
MIC Q lit R i tMIC Quality RequirementsMIC Q lit R i tMIC Quality RequirementsMIC Q lit R i tMIC Quality RequirementsM j S t P tM j S t P tM j S t P tM j S t P t MIC Quality RequirementsMIC Quality Requirements
FrequencyR FFrequency
R F t 11
MIC Quality RequirementsMIC Quality Requirements
FrequencyR FFrequency
R F t 11
MIC Quality RequirementsMIC Quality Requirements
FrequencyR FFrequency
R F t 11
Major System ParametersMajor System Parameters
Standard (IEEE 802 16e)Standard (IEEE 802.16e)
Major System ParametersMajor System Parameters
Standard (IEEE 802 16e)Standard (IEEE 802.16e)Standard (IEEE 802 16e)Standard (IEEE 802.16e) Reuse FactorReuse Factor
DuplexingDuplexing
1
TDD, time slot synchronization among carriers
TDD, time slot synchronization among carriers
Reuse FactorReuse Factor
DuplexingDuplexing
1
TDD, time slot synchronization among carriers
TDD, time slot synchronization among carriers
Reuse FactorReuse Factor
DuplexingDuplexing
1
TDD, time slot synchronization among carriers
TDD, time slot synchronization among carriersDuplexingDuplexing TDDTDD
Standard (IEEE 802.16e)Standard (IEEE 802.16e)
DuplexingDuplexing TDDTDD
Standard (IEEE 802.16e)Standard (IEEE 802.16e)
DuplexingDuplexing TDDTDD
Standard (IEEE 802.16e)Standard (IEEE 802.16e)
+ Performance(Cell edge, Moving at 60km/h)
Performance(Cell edge, Moving at 60km/h)
gg
Min. 512 kbps (DL)Min. 128 kbps (UL)Min. 512 kbps (DL)Min. 128 kbps (UL)
Performance(Cell edge, Moving at 60km/h)
Performance(Cell edge, Moving at 60km/h)
gg
Min. 512 kbps (DL)Min. 128 kbps (UL)Min. 512 kbps (DL)Min. 128 kbps (UL)
Performance(Cell edge, Moving at 60km/h)
Performance(Cell edge, Moving at 60km/h)
gg
Min. 512 kbps (DL)Min. 128 kbps (UL)Min. 512 kbps (DL)Min. 128 kbps (UL)
DuplexingDuplexing
MultipleMultiple
TDDTDD
OFDMAOFDMA
DuplexingDuplexing
MultipleMultiple
TDDTDD
OFDMAOFDMA
DuplexingDuplexing
MultipleMultiple
TDDTDD
OFDMAOFDMA
BandwidthBandwidth ≥ 9 MHz≥ 9 MHzBandwidthBandwidth ≥ 9 MHz≥ 9 MHzBandwidthBandwidth ≥ 9 MHz≥ 9 MHz
MultipleAccess
pAccess OFDMAOFDMA
Max TransmMax. Transm. 18 Mbps (DL)18 Mbps (DL)
MultipleAccess
pAccess OFDMAOFDMA
Max TransmMax. Transm. 18 Mbps (DL)18 Mbps (DL)
MultipleAccess
pAccess OFDMAOFDMA
Max TransmMax. Transm. 18 Mbps (DL)18 Mbps (DL)
RoamingRoaming Available among different carriersAvailable among different carriersRoamingRoaming Available among different carriersAvailable among different carriersRoamingRoaming Available among different carriersAvailable among different carriers
Max. Transm.Rate per FA
Max. Transm.Rate per FA
18 Mbps (DL)6 Mbps (UP)
18 Mbps (DL)6 Mbps (UP)
Max. Transm.Rate per FA
Max. Transm.Rate per FA
18 Mbps (DL)6 Mbps (UP)
18 Mbps (DL)6 Mbps (UP)
Max. Transm.Rate per FA
Max. Transm.Rate per FA
18 Mbps (DL)6 Mbps (UP)
18 Mbps (DL)6 Mbps (UP)
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WiBro Service
▣ WLAN
◈ Support high throughput, low cost easy connectivity but voiceost, easy connectivity but voice & mobility not support
▣ CellularRate/Cost
▣ Cellular
◈ Support high mobility, QoS, security but low/ medium data rate at high cost traffic problem for
Tx RatePortablity
at high cost, traffic problem for PDA & PC.
▣ WirBro MobilityCoverage▣ WirBro
◈ Mobile broadband wireless access, high data rate at low cost, and cellular deployment
Cellular WiBro WLAN
p y
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CONTENTS
I WiBroI
II WiBro Technologies
WiBro
II
III
g
Multi-hop Relay (IEEE 802.16j)
IV IMT-Advanced Air Interface (IEEE 802.16m)
V
VI
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Reference Model
▣ Convergence Sublayer (CS)◈ Classifying external network
SDUs and associating them to the proper MAC service flow and Service Specific
CS SAPService Specific
CS SAP
the proper MAC service flow and CID.
◈ Payload header suppression.
Service SpecificConvergence Sublayer
(CS)MAC SAP
Service SpecificConvergence Sublayer
(CS)MAC SAP
▣ The MAC CPS◈ Core MAC functionality of
system access, ◈ Bandwidth allocation
MAC Common Part Sublayer(MAC CPS)
MAC MAC Common Part Sublayer(MAC CPS)
MAC
◈ Bandwidth allocation◈ Connection establishment◈ Connection maintenance◈ Classified to particular MAC
connectionsPrivacy SublayerPrivacy Sublayer
connections.◈ Quality of Service (QoS)◈ Scheduling of data over the PHY.
Physical Layer
PHY SAP
Physical Layer
PHY SAP
▣ Privacy Sublayer◈ Providing authentication◈ Secure key exchange◈ E ti
y y(PHY)PHY
y y(PHY)PHY
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◈ Encryption.
MAC Scheduling
Uplink SchedulingCDMA allocation
Uplink Burst Allocation(scheduling)
UL-MAP Generation
Downlink Scheduling Channel QualityQuality
Info.SDU Classifier
Traffic Buffer Downlink Burst Allocation(scheduling)
PDU Generator
DL-MAP Generation & Burst Data Generation
Transfer Burst Data to PHY & Control PHY
DL MAP Generation & Burst Data Generation
Fast-feedback CH
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OFDMA Technology
▣ OFDM◈ Orthogonal Frequency
Di i i M lti l i1 OFDM symbol
durationDivision Multiplexing◈ Parallel data transmissions◈ Longer symbol duration
frequ
ency
durationsig
nal
band
width
Robust to timing offset compared with single carrier scheme
time
ba
0
◈ FFT (Fast Fourier Transform)1
0
0
1
0
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OFDMA Technology
▣ OFDM + FDMA + TDMA◈ 2-dimensional resource allocation◈ Allows flexible bandwidth allocation, but overhead.
OFDMA symbol (time)
frequ
ency
)S
ubch
anne
l (f
S
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AMC (Adaptive Modulation & Coding) Technology
▣ Modulation Scheme◈ QPSK (2 bits/baud)◈ 16QAM (4 bits/baud)◈ 64QAM (6 bits/baud)
▣ Code Rate 64QAM, 2/3, 5/6▣ Code Rate◈1/12 ~ 5/6.
16QAM, 1/2, 1/3, 1/6
APQPSK, 1/12
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CONTENTS
I WiBroI
II WiBro Technologies
WiBro
II
III
g
Multi-hop Relay (IEEE 802.16j)
IV IMT-Advanced Air Interface (IEEE 802.16m)
V
VI
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Multihop Relay
▣ Purpose
◈ Coverage Extension
◈ Throughput Enhancement◈ Throughput Enhancement
▣ Interface
◈ RS<>MS : IEEE 802.16e (No modification of MS functionalities and i t f )interface)
◈ BS<>RS : MR-enhanced IEEE 802.16e
Throughput
R S
M S
Coverage
B S R SM S
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PAR of Multihop Relay TG(16j)
▣ TITLE OF DOCUMENTS: Amendment to IEEE Standard for Local and Metropolitan Area Networks –Part 16: Air Interface for Fixed
d M bil B db d Wi l A S t M ltihand Mobile Broadband Wireless Access Systems –Multihop Relay Specification.
▣ SCOPE: This document specifies OFDMA physical layer and p p y ymedium access control layer enhancements to IEEE Std 802.16 for licensed bands to enable the operation of relay stations. Subscriber station specifications are not changedSubscriber station specifications are not changed.
◈ ADDITIONAL NOTES: Control functions may be centralized at the base station or distributed among the relay stations with central coordination from the base stationcoordination from the base station.
▣ PURPOSE: To enhance coverage, throughput and system capacity of 802.16 networks by specifying 802.16 multihop
l biliti d f ti liti f i t bl lrelay capabilities and functionalities of interoperable relay stations and base stations.
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Activities So Far
▣ EC Approval on P802.16j (10 Mar. 2006)
▣ IEEE-SA Approval (30 Mar. 2006)
Year Month 802.16 session Actions
Jan. #41 Interim SG: the 3rd meeting – PAR Completion
Mar. #42 PlenaryTutorial Session on 802.16 MMR
802 EC to approve 802.16j PAR
May #43 Interim 1st TG meeting
2006July #44 Plenary
2nd TG meeting
Require Document & Procedure for proposal Selection & merging
Call for Contribution
Sept #45 Interim3rd TG meeting
Sept. #45 InterimPresentation & Selection
Drafting standard
Nov. #46 Plenary 1st WG letter ballot
Jan. #47 Interim 2nd WG letter ballot
2007
Mar. #48 Plenary 1st sponsor ballot
May. #49 Interim Sponsor Recirculation
July. #50 Plenary Submission to Rev. Com
Sep. #51 Interim SA Approval
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Sep. #51 Interim SA Approval
Objectives of this 5th TG Meeting
▣ To advance the development of the P802.16j Baseline Document (IEEE802.16j-06/026r1)nt (IEEE802.16j 06/026r1)
◈ Through the Technical Contributions presentation and discussion,
◈ Considering the five Guideline Documents of:◈ Considering the five Guideline Documents of:
Usage Models (IEEE802.16j-06/015),
D fi iti d T i l (IEEE802 16j 06/014 1)Definitions and Terminology (IEEE802.16j-06/014r1),
Evaluation Methodology (IEEE802.16j-06/013r2),
T h i l R i t (IEEE802 16j 06/016 1) dTechnical Requirements (IEEE802.16j-06/016r1) and
Table of Contents (IEEE802.16j-06/017r2).
▣ To proceed to the “call for comments” on the baseline document towards the next meeting for the draft standard.
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Usage Models (1/2)
▣ Fixed Infrastructure UM
◈ Service provider deploys, generally in outdoor
Multihop Relay
RS
generally in outdoor environment.
◈ To improve coverage, capacity or per user throughput.
Penetration into inside room Shadow of
buildings
Coverage hole
BS RS
RS
RS
p g p
◈ RS antenna to obtain LOS channels firstly
NLOS channel conditions can Coverage extension at cell edge
Valley between buildings
BS RSRS
RS
be expected.
▣ In-Building Coverage UM
◈ Service provider or clientsB S
Nom ad ic R S
◈ To provide better coverage and higher throughput in a building.
◈ The RSs can be owned by the if t u tu id b th
B S R S
nfrastructure provider or by the customer
◈ Simple and low cost.
◈ Generally NLOS
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◈ Generally NLOS
Usage Models (2/2)
▣ Temporary Coverage UM
◈ Service provider
◈ Temporarily to provide addition
BS
1
NomadicRS
◈ Temporarily to provide additional coverage or capacity
◈ Emergency or Disaster
◈ LOS or NLOS BS
NomadicRS
RS
◈ LOS or NLOS BS
Nomadic RS
Emergency / Disaster Recover
Temporary Coverage
▣ Coverage On Mobile Vehicle UMBS 1
g
◈ Service provider
◈ MS/SS devices which are traveling together on a mobile vehicle.
MS Mobile RS
BS
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MILITARY USAGE
▣ Non-Official Model
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CONTENTS
I WiBroI
II WiBro Technologies
WiBro
II
III
g
Multi-hop Relay (IEEE 802.16j)
IV IMT-Advanced Air Interface (IEEE 802.16m)
V
VI
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Status of IEEE 802.16m
▣ PAR P802.16m◈ 2006-12-06, IEEE-SA Standard Boards에서 승인됨
“P802 16 - IEEE Standard for Local and metropolitan area networks -P802.16 - IEEE Standard for Local and metropolitan area networks -Part 16: Air Interface for Fixed Broadband Wireless Access Systems -Amendment: IEEE Standard for Local and metropolitan area networks -Part 16: Air Interface for Fixed and Mobile Broadband Wireless Access Systems – Advanced Air Interface”
◈프로젝트의 승인된 기간: 2006-12-06 ~ 2010-12-06Expected Date of Submission for Initial Sponsor Ballot: Mar. 2009Projected Completion Date for Submittal to RevCom: Sep 2009Projected Completion Date for Submittal to RevCom: Sep. 2009
◈ Scope“This standard amends the IEEE 802.16 WirelessMAN-OFDMAspecification to provide an advanced air interface for operation in specification to provide an advanced air interface for operation inlicensed bands. It meets the cellular layer requirements of IMT-Advanced next generation mobile networks. This amendment provides continuing support for legacy WirelessMAN-OFDMA equipment.“
( Th h t b t th l l f b k d(* There has not been a concrete consensus on the level of backward-compatibility until now.)
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Status of IEEE 802.16m
▣ Purpose of the Proposed Standard:
◈ To provide performance improvements necessary to support future d d i d li ti h th d ib d badvanced services and applications, such as those described by
the ITU in Report ITU-R M.2072.
▣ Additional Explanatory Notes:
◈ PAR의 제목: “IEEE Standard for Local and metropolitan area networks – Part 16: Air Interface for Fixed and Mobile Broadband Wireless Access Systems Advanced Air Interface”가 되어야 하나, PAR 문서가 자동으로 이렇게 변경되는 것을 허용하지 않음.
Baseline 문서에는 “and Mobile”이라는 단어가 반드시 포함될 것임.(기존 IEEE 802.16e-2005에도 포함되어 있음)
◈ Some Specific Target Requirements:100 Mb/s – high mobility
Frequency bands – licensed below 6 GHzq y
Target cell size – Micro and Macro-cells as defined in Table 7-15 of Report ITU-R M.2078
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Status of IEEE 802.16m
▣ Documents to be developed in TGm (IEEE 802.16m)
◈ Usage Models/Deployment Scenarios & System Requirements
A set of possible deployment scenarios and applications of the 802.16m standard.
A set of performance targets and features that 802.16m compliant systems shall meet or exceedsystems shall meet or exceed.
◈ Evaluation methodology
A complete set of parameters, models, and methodologies for the link level and system level simulations that allow fairlink-level and system-level simulations that allow fair evaluation/comparison of various technical proposals
Channel Models: A set of spatial channel model parameters are specified to characterize particular features of MIMO radio channels tospecified to characterize particular features of MIMO radio channels to be used for simulating technical proposals for the future 802.16m standard.
◈ IEEE 802.16m amendment◈
◈ 802.16 IMT-Advanced Proposal
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Proposed Schedule
▣ Consideration for IMT-Advanced Schedule
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THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTIONS
▣ Comments and Questions
▣ E-mail: [email protected]
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