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Cell Reselection (Equal Priority) : Improving The Mobile Experience Worldwide

The document discusses cell reselection when priorities are equal. It covers topics like target, TAU criteria, parameter explanations, and timing advance commands which allow devices to adjust uplink transmission timing. Timing advance commands communicate how far in time a device needs to transmit to match the network's timing.

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Cell Reselection (Equal Priority) : Improving The Mobile Experience Worldwide

The document discusses cell reselection when priorities are equal. It covers topics like target, TAU criteria, parameter explanations, and timing advance commands which allow devices to adjust uplink transmission timing. Timing advance commands communicate how far in time a device needs to transmit to match the network's timing.

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Ervan Luthfi Dyna
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Cell Reselection (Equal Priority)

IMPROVING THE MOBILE EXPERIENCE WORLDWIDE

Confidential & Proprietary. Distribution or reproduction of the document in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited.

Agenda
1. Target
2. TAU Criteria
3. Parameter Explanation
4. Conclusion

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Subframe Allignment

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Special Subframe Patern

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LTE category (36.306)

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MIB and SIB Detail

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Timing Advance
Timing Advance Command
A device receives a timing advance command from the network and adjusts uplink transmission timing
for PUCCH / PUSCH / SRS

36.211 Frame structure


Basic time unit : Ts = 1 / (15000 x 2048) seconds
Radio frame duration : Tf = (150 x 2048) x Ts = 307200 x Ts = 10 ms
NTA = timing offset between uplink and downlink radio frames at the UE, expressed in units of Ts

36.321 MAC Timing Advance Command


Distance between a device and the network antenna :
A timing advance of one Ts is equivalent to a distance of (3 x 108 x 1 / (15000 x 2048)) / 2 = 4.89 m
Distance = propagation speed (light speed) x one Ts delay / 2 (downlink path + uplink path)

36.213 Transmission timing adjustments


Initial absolute Random Access Response MAC payload (11 bits) TA range = 0, 1, 2,..., 1282
Random Access Response NTA = TA x 16. Timing adjustment is always positive
Example : TA = 1 then NTA = 1 x 16 Ts. Distance equals 16 x 4.89 m = 78.12 m
Distance maximum between a device and the network antenna = 1282 x 78.12 m = 100.156 km (62.23
mi)

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