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ZTE Magic Radio Planning-20190306

The document discusses radio planning for a Magic Radio test zone and buffer zone. It includes details on the number of sites in the test and buffer zones, frequency refarming plans to accommodate both GSM and LTE1800, and capacity analysis for the buffer zone under the new configuration.

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ZTE Magic Radio Planning-20190306

The document discusses radio planning for a Magic Radio test zone and buffer zone. It includes details on the number of sites in the test and buffer zones, frequency refarming plans to accommodate both GSM and LTE1800, and capacity analysis for the buffer zone under the new configuration.

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Magic Radio Planning

Agenda

1 1800M DBE Radio Planning


1800M DBE Test Zone

Test Zone
GSM Sites
Buffer Zone
LTE1800 Sites

 The test area is in small town, and there 10 sites in test zone and 13 sites in buffer zone.
 For total 23 sites, 9 sites have the colocated FDD1800 sites.
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Buffer Zone – Why & How
Why we need Buffer Zone

 After Magic Radio deployment, GSM and LTE will have


strong interference if they use the same frequency;
 The Magic Radio area and the buffer area can use
same mode in same frequency;
 The buffer area and common commercial area outside
can use same mode in same frequency.
Test Zone
Buffer Zone

How to plan the Buffer Zone


 Fully use the terrain landform to form effective block, such as mountains, hills, ravines, etc;
 The width of buffer zone is around >=4D ( D is the site distance)

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1800M Frequency Refarming for Trail and Buffer zone
Trail zone GSM 10.4M LTE 5M
1847.1 1857.5 1862.5
Existing
Buffer zone GSM 10.4M 5M
1847.1 1857.5 1862.5

GSM 8M LTE 5M GSM 2.5M


Trail zone
1847.1 1855 1860 1862.5

After
Buffer zone GSM 8M 7.5M
Refarming
1847.1 1857.5 1862.5

Outer zone GSM 10.4M LTE 5M

1847.1 1857.5 1862.5

GSM LTE N/A not used

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1800M DBE Frequency Strategy

Trail zone GSM 8M LTE 5M GSM 2.5M


DBE on &
1847.1 1855 1860 1862.5
GSM load
high Buffer zone GSM 8M 7.5M
1847.1 1855 1862.5

Trail zone GSM 5.4M LTE10M


DBE on &
1847.1 1852.5 1862.5
GSM load
Low Buffer zone GSM 8M 10M
1847.1 1852.5 1862.5

GSM LTE N/A not used

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Capacity Analysis
Cell Configuration Required Network Configuration with DBE
 In buffer zone, after refarming the G1800 band will  GSM : Static 5.4MHz + Dynamic 5MHz
reudce from 10.4M to 8M (40 ARFCN);
 LTE : Static 5MHz+ Dynamic 5MHz
 In trail zone, after refarming the G1800 band still
10.4M; GSM 5.4M GSM 2.5M LTE 10MHz GSM 2.5M

 So we need analyze the G1800 configuration in


GSM/LTE GSM/LTE
buffer zone. There are total 13 sites (39 cells), the Dynamic Dynamic
Sharing Sharing
G1800 TRX is from S1 ~ S3. The avrerage TRX is 1.29, Spectrum Spectrum

frequency reuse pattern is 40/1.29 = 31;


GSM
5.4MHz 10.4MHz
1800MHz
G1800 TRX Statistic
Max site type: S322
Idle period Reuse pattern: TCH -
4*3
Max site type: S544
Busy hour -
Reuse pattern: TCH 4*3

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