Increasing Microwave Capacity and Spectrum Efficiency
Increasing Microwave Capacity and Spectrum Efficiency
Increasing Microwave
Capacity and Spectrum
Efficiency
Mobile
Mobiledata
datagrowth
growthby
byapplication
application(TB/month)
Mobile internet and video (TB/month)
service is very hot today 2500000
2000000
~ 13 Data/Web
High bandwidth 09
1500000
a s e, P2P
requirement n cre
xi
1000000
25
Video
500000
VoIP
0
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
• Source: Informa
Microwave bandwidth up to ?
Limited resource Microwave
spectrum
Big Challenge to 1/2STM1
4/8/16E1 Large spectrum
microwave 28M spectrum VLF LF MF HF VHF UHF SHF EHF optical
14M spectrum
Traditional TDM New IP 10km 1km 100m 10m 1m 100mm 10mm 1mm 100 m
microwave microwave f 30 KHz 300 3MHz 30 300 3GHz 30 300 3T Hz
Driver
Enhanced Ethernet Throughput
TDM Radio with 500
Packet Radio
limited capacity
Capacity (Mbps)
400 PDH / SDH Radio
Lower spectrum efficiency 300
200
Poor multi-service transport
100
Channel Spacing(MHz)
Too old to maintain
7 14 56
28
Channel spacing
/ Capacity 7MHz 14MHz 28MHz 56MHz
PDH/SDH Radio 4*E1 - 8*E1 8*E1 - 26*E1 16*E1 - STM-1 /
Packet Radio 10M - 51M 20M - 104M 41M - 210M 82M - 420M
21Mbps/site 2E1/site
FE(20Mbps)/site 15% usage
Gi Gi
8Gbps PS domain GGSN
RAN RNC
TDM
PKT MW Core
3G NodeB
RAN Capacity is 10 times than Access Capacity.
FE in packet microwave: big capacity, easy extension, statistics mux, lower cost…
f1 f2 183M
V V
Traditional TDM microwave only provide XPIC based on STM-1, max to 2*STM-1
Packet Microwave provide E1 & Eth XPIC, double air capacity for any service.
1000M
GE
POP
RNC
f1
f1 250M
H H
f2
f2 250M
Radio LAG
f1 f1 Radio LAG
250M
V V f2
f2 250M
By Radio link-aggregation technology, the large bandwidth service can be distributed to transport by multi-ODU. Based
on this, Packet microwave can realize G-level service transport.
QPSK
256QAM ... 64QAM ... QPSK ... 64QAM ... 256QAM
capacity capacity
99.9%
99.99%
data 99.995%
data voice Fixed bandwidth
99.999% Outage: 5.25min 99.999%
voice
time time
Traditional TDM MW Packet MW
Traditional TDM MW, based on fixed modulation, bandwidth is limited, low spectrum efficiency
Packet MW, based on advanced adaptive modulation, 4 times spectrum efficiency.
Full modulation mode: QPSK<->16<->32<->64<->128<->256QAM
Hitless Modulation Switching, No Interruption
AM with QoS (8-class priority) ensures high priority traffic
Availability Throughput Modulation Distance Antenna Availability Throughput Modulation Distance Antenna
PSK
QPSK signal vectors (binary code)
The common PSK modulation schemes include 2PSK, 4PSK(QPSK,
01 11 binary code), and 8PSK.
For more efficient bandwidth utilization, QAM modulation schemes
Reference
are adopted.
phase
00 10 BW (@7Mhz, QPSK) ≈ 10Mbps < 7M * 2 = 14Mbps
Ethernet throughput: 9M ~ 12Mbps
Shannon
16QAM signal vectors (quaternary code) Coding
Theorem
0010 0110 1110 1010
QAM
0011 0111 1111 1011 The common QAM modulation schemes include 4QAM, 16QAM,
32QAM, 64QAM, 128QAM, and 256QAM.
0001 0101 1101 1001 The QAM modulation schemes achieve high bandwidth utilization
efficiency. The 256QAM functions in octonary code.
0000 0100 1100 1000 BW (@56Mhz, 256QAM) ≈ 360Mbps < 56M * 8 = 448Mbps
Ethernet throughput: 360M ~ 420Mbps
For example: for Video UDP service, 73% Eth. Frame <80
Bytes, bandwidth accelerator increase air efficiency 36%
f1 f2 f3 f4 f5 f6 f19 f ’1 f ’2 f ’3 f ’4 f ’5 f ’6 f
’
1
9
71 GHz 19X 250 MHz 76 GHz 81 GHz 19X 250 MHz 86 GHz
E-Band use new frequency which could support larger bandwidth (1~5G)
Currently, the commercial products only support 1Gbps in one carrier.
Channel
7MHz, 14MHz, 28MHz, 56MHz 7MHz, 14MHz, 28MHz, 56MHz 250MHz, 1000MHz
spacing
Transmissi Up to 1.2Gbps @
Up to 1G @ 56MHz/256QAM Up to 2G @ 56MHz/256QAM
on capacity 1000MHz / QPSK
Transmissi
Up to 20~30KM Up to 20~30KM Up to 3~5 KM
on distance
2. Incomplete standards:
Currently, ETSI does not release mature and complete standards regarding E-Band, and E-Band fails
to provide a good mobile backhaul solution (due to high channel interference, for example) based on
the current standards. It takes a long period to formulate a complete set of standards regarding E-Band
ETSI EN ETSI EN
Not defined 302 217-3 302 217-4
ETSI releases the specifications and definitions regarding E-Band for the first time in July 2009
OMB(DC/AC)
2U
1U space:
DCDU
MW Antenna&ODU
2U space:
BBU IDU/lighting-protection
unit
OMB cabinet (IDU)
FO
IF module
ODU Service module
reliability is deteriorated.
The FO radio and the micro BTS are simply deployed in the same area.
The FO radio is connected to the micro BTS by GE cable (0.5~5m)
The mounting height is low, and the faulty component can be easily
replaced.
BTS Antenna
Scenario analysis:
BTS Antenna
1. Micro BTS are distributed in the
hotspot : prosperous street, office
Radio antenna building.
FO radio
for the split
radio
2. Micro BTS are located at the tail,
only one direction, no 1+1
protection
Integrated Integrated
micro BTS micro BTS
Recommended solution:
1. Zero footprint is very important, the
FO solution is recommended.
OMB cabinet
and IDU 2. Consider the expansion ,FO
solution is recommended RTN 910
+ OMB solution is better.
FO radio Fully-outdoor
solution