Showing posts with label HSDPA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HSDPA. Show all posts

Sunday, April 14, 2013

Congestion Indicators for EUL

Congestion Indicators for EUL
Iub overload problems are solved by flow control for Enhanced Uplink highspeed data services. For EUL increased delay is measured internally and thedata flow from RBS in UL is throttled according to measurements recorded,therefore there is no congestion as such but rather the transmission rate of thedata is slowed down in the uplink direction when potential overload is detected.There are counters which can be used to monitor when the Iub tends towardscongestion for EUL services. When that happens it should be considered toexpand the Iub capacity for EUL services.
 
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  • Iub Limiting EUL Performance
  • EUL Frame Loss
  • EUL Dynamic Delay of Frames

Friday, December 14, 2012

HSDPA Frame Loss

These counters relating to frame loss are available on the RBS to monitor HighSpeed data service in the downlink direction.

IubDataStreams::pmHsDataFramesLostSpiXX
- the number of HSdata frames lost, destroyed and errored over Iub in the RBS. There areseparate counters for each of the priority classes.

IubDataStreams::pmHsDataFramesReceivedSpiXX
- the totalnumber of HS data frames correctly received over Iub in the RBS. Thereare separate counters for each of the priority classes.

The XX suffix represents the priority class and can range from 00 to 15.The counters can be used to indicate data loss rate for the HS service.High frame loss will indicate potential congestion problems. RecommendedPerformance Indicator for this is:


Frame Loss Rate on the path from SRNC to RBS

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Saturday, June 16, 2012

How to get HSDPA users in Ericsson System?

This is the formula:

HSDPA users average cell:

HS_Users = (pmSumBestPsHsAdchRabEstablish) / (pmSamplesBestPsHsAdchRabEstablish)

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Sunday, April 8, 2012

What are Events that can trigger the HSDPA Cell Change?

Event 1d HS – Change of Best Cell in the Active Set
Event 1b or Event 1c – Removal of the Best Cell from the Active Set



Wednesday, October 5, 2011

How much is your HSDPA (max) link power?


HSDPA link power is typically 4 to 5dB below the maximum NodeB maximum output power.  For example, for 43dBm maximum NodeB power the HSDPA link power is 39dBm.

Saturday, September 3, 2011

How much power usually a NodeB is allocated to control channels?


The power allocated to control channels may depend on equipment vendor recommendation.  Typically no more than 20% of the total NodeB power is allocated to control channels, including CPICH.  However, if HSDPA is deployed on the same carrier then the total power allocated to control channel may go up to 25 to 30% because of the additional HSDPA control channels required.

Thursday, June 30, 2011

What are the processing gains for CS and PS services?

CS12.2:      25dB
PS-64:        18dB
PS-128:      15dB
PS-384:      10dB
      HSDPA:       2dB

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Sunday, June 19, 2011

What do you understand by CQI Measurements?

Channel Quality Estimation (CQI) for HSDPA sessions only.
In order to aid scheduling and TFRC selection in the RBS, the UE sends a channel quality indicator (CQI) report on the uplink.
The CQI report estimates the number of bits that can be transmitted to the UE using a certain assumed HS-PDSCH power with a block error rate of 10%.

Saturday, June 18, 2011

How Power Control is implemented in HSDPA?

Initial Power is set in the same way as open Loop Power control of DCH & there is no further power control on HSDPA Shared Channel HS-DSCH. The Channel Rate is controlled by adaptive modulation & coding formats.
The principles and functionality of the power control for the HSDPA associated dedicated channels are the same as for the DPCH power control.
HS-DPCCH power is an offset relative to DPCCH depending upon whether the UE is in soft handoff or not.
The Power for HS-SCCH is fixed.


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Saturday, April 30, 2011

How much power usually a NodeB is allocated to control channels?


The power allocated to control channels may depend on equipment vendor recommendation. Typically no more than 20% of the total NodeB power is allocated to control channels, including CPICH. However, if HSDPA is deployed on the same carrier then the total power allocated to control channel may go up to 25 to 30% because of the additional HSDPA control channels required.