HSDPA Speeding Up UMTS

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1 HSDPA: Speeding-Up Wireless Data in Practice Andrea Garavaglia and Matthias Schulist QUALCOMM

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  • 1HSDPA: Speeding-Up Wireless Data in Practice

    Andrea Garavaglia and Matthias SchulistQUALCOMM

  • 2 Q U A L C O M M C O N F I D E N T I A L & P R O P R I E T A R Y

    Outline

    QUALCOMM Engineering Services

    High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA)

    HSDPA Performance Throughput Latency

    Advanced HSDPA Performance

    Outlook: HSUPA

    Conclusions

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    QUALCOMM Engineering Services

    ESGLocations:San Diego | NrnbergIndia | Hong Kong | South Africa | Middle East

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    Service AreasAssisting in network deployment, optimization & evolution

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    Release 99 and HSDPA Data Channels

    Low

    Good

    Not supported

    None or slow (based on measurement

    reports)

    Common

    FACH

    HighMediumData Rate

    Very GoodPoorSuitability for Bursty Data

    Not supported(for HS channels)SupportedSoft Handover

    (None)

    Fast link adaptation

    Closed inner loop at 1500 Hz slow

    outer loopPower Control

    SharedDedicatedChannel Type

    HSDPADCHMode

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    HSDPA UTRAN Functionalities

    RELEASE 5 (HSDPA)RLC ARQ

    RELEASE 5 (HSDPA)SchedulingLink AdaptationH-ARQResource Allocation

    RELEASE 99SchedulingRLC ARQResource Allocation

    RELEASE 5 (HSDPA)RLC ARQRELEASE 5 (HSDPA)RLC ARQ

    RELEASE 5 (HSDPA)SchedulingLink AdaptationH-ARQResource Allocation

    RELEASE 5 (HSDPA)SchedulingLink AdaptationH-ARQResource Allocation

    RELEASE 99SchedulingRLC ARQResource Allocation

    RELEASE 99SchedulingRLC ARQResource Allocation

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    HSDPA Throughput Performance: Cat. 12

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    Throughput [kbps]

    Max. L1 Data Rate (3GPP)

    Max. L1 Data Rate (Vendor)

    RLC Throughput without SBLER

    RLC Throughput with SBLER

    TCP/IP Throughput with SBLER

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    HSDPA Latency Performance

    208 ms240 msMininum RTT10*20ms=200ms10*20ms=200msUL delay64kbps RAB64kbps RABUL bearer4*2ms=8ms4*10ms=40msDL delay4 TBS 3440384kbps RABDL bearer1520 bytes62 ms120 msMininum RTT3*20ms=60ms3*20ms=60msUL delay64kbps RAB64kbps RABUL bearer1*2ms=2ms3*20ms=60msDL delay1 TBS 344064kbps RABDL bearer

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    HSDPA and Advanced Performance

    Higher Capability UE (16-QAM) 3.6 Mbps with 5 SF 16 HS-PDSCH codes Cat. 6 UE

    Advanced Receiver Techniques Receive Diversity

    Inter-cell interference dominated scenarios Low geometries (far-field, cell edge) Antenna and diversity gains

    Equalizer Intra-cell, multi-path interference dominated scenarios High geometries (nearfield) Flattens received spectrum

    Combined types

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    Advanced HSDPA Throughput Performance: Basic Aspects

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    Throughput [kbps]

    7.0783.5841.720Max. Ph. Layer Thpt. [Mbps]

    1415571683440Max. TBS used

    QPSK &16-QAM

    QPSK &16-QAM

    QPSKModulation

    1055# HS-PDSCH codes

    Cat 8Cat 6Cat 12ParameterMax. L1 Data Rate (3GPP)

    RLC Throughput with SBLER

    TCP/IP Throughput with SBLER

    Max. L1 Data Rate (Vendor)

    RLC Throughput without SBLER

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    Advanced HSDPA Throughput Performance: Throughput Gains

    1.31

    1.08

    1.13

    2.97

    2.23

    Cat 6 (Eq.)

    57%0.690.59Multi-user

    64%0.690.59Single User

    45%2.051.50Multi-user

    Mid/Far Cell

    Mobility

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    Scenario

    FTP Throughput [Mbps]

    Near Cell

    Condition

    Single User

    Single User

    User

    0.80

    1.39

    Cat 12 (Rake)

    0.90

    1.78

    Cat 6 (Rake)

    46%

    25%

    GainEq. vs. Rake

    Gains depend on structure of interference CQI gains do not directly transfer into throughput gains

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    Advanced HSDPA Throughput Performance: CQI Gains

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    62%

    41%

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    Gains limited for Cat.6 at high CQI

    Same CQI gain leads to higher relative throughput gain towards lower CQI values (i.e. worse RF conditions)

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    Advanced HSDPA Throughput Performance: 16-QAM Utilization

    16-QAM utilization increased from 33.4% with Rake to 69.5% with Equalizer

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    Outlook: HSUPA (Release 6)

    Fast Node-B SchedulerMany-to-One

    Rise-over-Thermal (RoT)

    Fast Node-B SchedulerOne-to-Many

    Shared Node-B Power and Code

    Fast Power ControlSoft Handover

    Rate/Modulation AdaptationSingle Serving Cell

    HARQ with Fast Retransmission at Layer 1

    Dedicated Channel with Enhanced Capabilities

    New high-speedShared Channel

    HSUPAHSDPA

    UL data rate up to 5.76 Mbps (physical layer) TTI of 10 ms and 2 ms (later deployments) Uplink interference control most critical, sophisticated Grant concept

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    Conclusions

    HSDPA boosts the data experience in 3G

    Advanced UE receivers required to fully exploit HSDPA capabilities HSUPA to further improve uplink and overall latencies (TTI=2 ms)

    HSDPA is now and (almost) everywhere 3.6 Mbps rolled out First commercial deployment of 7.2 Mbps

    First commercial deployments of HSUPA

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