Challenges in WiMAX network: planning and deployment

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ITU/BDT Regional Seminar on Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) for CIS, CEE and Baltic Countries Moscow (Russian Federation) 26-29 November 2007 Challenges in WiMAX network: planning and deployment Faouzi BEN HADJ HASSINE, Eng. VP EMEA +33 6 42 05 66 33 faouzi.hassine@mentum.com Content Who is MENTUM WiMAX Presentation

Content Who is MENTUM WiMAX Presentation Who is Mentum? Mentum is resulting from the merger of the Planet EV product line from Ericsson and the Ellipse Microwave Product Line from CTS International. Mentum is a global software and service company providing network planning and optimization solutions for the wireless communication industry. With 100 employees around the world, Mentum is headquartered in Paris and has offices in Dallas, Ottawa, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Mentum serves a growing base of 250+ customers in 90 countries. 1 person based in Moscow. Mentum is Member of the WiMAX Forum.

Mentum s Investors AGF Private Equity is specialized in non-listed investments, with 1.3 billion under management and one of the most active French investors in European venture capital. In this respect, AGF Private Equity invested in more than 50 high-tech companies since 1999 in the fields of telecommunications, semiconductors, software and biotechnology. Since its foundation in 1980, GIMV has grown into Belgium's most important venture capital provider and company builder. GIMV invests in information and communication technology, life sciences, as well as in growth financing and management buy-outs (MBOs). With its own portfolio and third party fund activities together GIMV today manages more than 1.4 billion. Founded in Paris in 1972, Sofinnova Partners is one of Europe's leading venture capital firms. With 900 million under management, Sofinnova Partners invests in start-ups and early-stage companies in information technology and life sciences. Its investment strategy consists of investing early in teams and projects with high potential, most often acting as lead or co-lead investor. Mentum s Customers 250+ customers in 90+ countries iden, GSM, WCDMA, HSPA, CDMA, EVDO, WiMAX Mobile operators Equipment vendors Consulting firms Government Utilities 7% of the Mentum s Customers

Role In WiMAX Mentum has been active in WiMAX for more than 3 years In-depth expertise in WiMAX technology First and leading WiMAX network planning solution Secured strong (leading) market position with WiMAX product with more than 50 WiMAX customers Mentum s Products Customer care Implementation services On-Site training Scheduled workshops Mentoring services Geodata products Expert consulting Product customization services Software solutions addressing the evolving needs of Wireless Network Operators, Integrators and OEMs A commitment to deliver well beyond software. Mentum delivers results.

Mentum s Services Technical support Problem troubleshooting & resolution Case management & escalation Software patch delivery Defects & enhancement requests tracking Implementation Product installation (client & server) New version migration Migration from competitive products Product integration Training On-Site and Scheduled Training Certification Program Mentoring Mentum s Geodata Geodata results in higher modeling accuracy, higher network performance and more efficient use of CAPEX Geodata is an important input layer for Planet, Ellipse or any planning solution. The business can provide turnkey sourcing, customization, integration, and deployment services The classification and customization methods provide the highest level of accuracy An extensive library of operatorready Geodata is also maintained with application-specific packages and multiple price points Single source vendor advantage

Content Who is MENTUM WiMAX Presentation Introduction Unlike WiFi systems, WiMAX systems require indepth planning just as cellular phone networks due to QoS requirements There are various areas that require particular attention: Capacity planning Mobility effects Antenna planning Frequency planning Regulatory issues Site deployment decisions Location Settings

Fixed and Mobile WiMAX Fixed WiMAX Standard 802.16-2004 802.16-2004 (802.16d) Base plus Corrigendum Mobile WiMAX 802.16-2005, Mainly the extension from 802.16e PHY 256 FFT OFDM 512 and 1024 FFT SOFDMA Channel Sizes 3.5 MHz, 7 MHz and 10 MHz 5, 7 and 10 MHz Duplex Method TDD & FDD TDD only (today) Convergence Layer Ethernet (Layer 2) IP (Layer 3) Ethernet is optional Application Scenarios Client Form-Factor Fixed and Nomadic - Maybe Portable Outdoor CPEs Indoor Desktop Modems Portable and Mobile Laptop Card, USB Devices, Mini- PCI (for Laptops), PDAs, Handsets Modulations 64 QAM on Uplink and Downlink 64 QAM on downlink, 16 QAM on uplink System Features CPE to Support these RF Techniques Transparent Bridging, Nomadic Roaming, Self-Install Tx and Rx Diversity (optional) Uplink Sub-channelisation (optional) AAS (optional) Fixed and Mobile WiMAX are different! Handover Support, Paging, Sleep Mode AAS (mandatory) MIMO (mandatory) 802-16e PHY Enhancements 802.16e (OFDMA-PHY) Features Variable FFT size from 128-2048 (256 not included) Handover support for speeds up-to 120km/h Support for advanced features such as AAS, MIMO, and LDPC codes. Fast-feedback mechanisms Open Loop Power control for the UL Mutual authentication H-ARQ

Capacity Optimization The capacity that can be achieved is dependent on the type of the modulation employed. The type of the modulation on top of the traffic is important. If not optimized, cost may increase to 3-4 times the actual cost. QPSK BPSK High transmit power Medium transmit power Low transmit power 64 QAM Multi-antenna Techniques Throughput MIMO (2x2) Rx diversity 1x2 Different antenna solutions needed depending on key target Applicable to both WiMAX & HSPA MIMO+beam-forming (4x2) Rx diversity+beam-forming (4x2) Coverage

WiMAX adaptive modulation and throughput Mobility - Doppler In WiMAX systems OFDM technology is utilized. However, the OFDM system is prone to high velocity users. The performance loss, should be accounted for in the system planning. Additional Interference 64 QAM 16 QAM 3/4 16 QAM 1/2 Speed, f Doppler

Frequency Planning The frequency re-use is extremely important in reducing the interference and therefore increasing the capacity Off-the-shelf frequency assignment do not minimize the deployment cost for your system. An optimum frequency assignments can be applied by considering Site locations Power levels User distribution Spectrum availability Geography and building characteristics. Candidate Selection From a set of candidate sites, the problem is satisfying customer needs with minimum number of sites:

2.5 GHz 3.5 GHz Propagation At 2.5GHz and 3.5 GHz the propagation characteristics are quite different from other bands used for access technologies. Specialized propagation models such as the one developed by the Canadian Communication Research Center (CRC) Predict are required. Regulatory Issues Site locations and parameters can be limited by regulatory requirements Fines and law-suits possibilities should be taken care of from step 1.

Site Features Optimization Number of antennas Antenna directions Antenna heights Antenna powers Antenna tilts Number of channels Frequency of channels OFDM Parameters Cyclic prefix Number of subchannels Subchannelization rates Available modulations Handover parameters MIMO settings Uplink/Downlink traffic ratios Voice over IP related issues Backhaul planning: fiber, minilink, HDSL. capacity issues In depth performance monitoring Dropped subscribers A proportion is always dropped because of the pathloss values The proportion of subscribers dropped because of an overloaded server increases with the total number of subscribers Percentage of unserved subscribers 70 60 50 40 30 20 Dropped (Downlink interference) Dropped (Uplink interference) Power requirement Server overloaded 10 0 129 256 512 695 815 1016 2111 number of subscribers

Power Control - Adaptive Modulation The limitation of static approach is that you cannot consider power control and adaptive modulation at the same time as an iterative process. This becomes more problematic as the network matures. The more constellation points we have in the QAM structure, the more powerful the power requirement will be. The priority is to set the best modulation To reduce the interference, the CPE transmitted power is reduced to its minimum QPSK BPSK High transmit power Medium transmit power Low transmit power 64 QAM Pros of OFDM Multipath Resilient: non-frequency-selective channel for each individual sub-carrier Computationally Efficient: time-domain channel deconvolution replaced by freq-domain transfer function division for equalization Low Complexity: using off-the-shelf DFT/FFT DSP technologies Increased Diversity: sub-carriers of a narrow-band user can be spread out for frequency diversity Better efficiency than traditional FDM: no guard band among sub-carriers No Intra-cell interference coupling

OFDM vs. Multiple Access There are mainly two different multiple access options TDMA OFDMA Cons of OFDM Peak-to-Average Power Ratio: proportional to the number of sub-carriers Cyclic Prefix Overhead: long block duration needed to offset the overhead Frequency Synchronization: sensitive to subcarrier frequency error and resulted loss of orthogonality

OFDM Limitations The main limitation of OFDM systems is with the amplifiers which is known as peak to average power ratio. Smart Antennas - I

Smart Antennas - II There are mainly three types of smart antennas: Beam Switch Phase Array Adaptive beam forming In the first phase, beam switch antennas are much more likely to be deployed. Fully adaptive antennas are the most complex ones, however provide the highest gain. The studies show that higher order modulations are usually available in the main beam of the beam pattern not the side beams. The smart antennas aim to steer the main beam in the direction of the user, hence increasing the potential of higher order modulations. Planet for WiMAX Planet is an industry leading planning and optimization software application The choice of the world s largest operators The most modern software architecture available in a planning tool Proven, robust radio engineering tool set Commitment to continued innovation Planet is a recognized industry leader in radio planning and a turnkey provider of WiMAX planning software and services

Planet Solutions Geodata Services Planet Solutions Geodata Archive Worldwide geo-database >Six million km² of 30 meter coverage matrix, representing 750 cities Up-to-date high-resolution DEMs, clutter, demographic, and base map data Data suitable for Bid preparation / nominal plan Network rollout Network growth / optimization Planet Solutions Geodata Services 25 meter - Digital Elevation Model (DEM) Bald earth example: ground elevation with no trees, man-made structures etc. 5 meter - Digital Surface Model (DSM) Surface map of ground height plus all structures and vegetation

0 3 6 9 Site Features Optimization Number of antennas Antenna directions Antenna heights Antenna powers Antenna tilts Number of channels Frequency of channels OFDM Parameters Cyclic prefix Number of subchannels Subchannelization rates Available modulations Handover parameters MIMO settings Uplink/Downlink traffic ratios Voice over IP related issues Backhaul planning: fiber, mini-link, HDSL. capacity issues Effective What If analysis with WiMAX Optimizer Initial data in Planet WiMAX Optimizer Case 1 Other considerations Case 1 Business case Case 2 Budget and cost Business case Expected traffic Case N Budget and cost Services Expected Business traffic case Radio requirements Services Budget and cost Available technology Radio requirements Expected traffic Parameter ranges Available Services technology etc. Parameter Radio ranges requirements etc. Available technology Parameter ranges 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Better plans Very fast processing Cost efficiency analysis Implementation plans Project plans Best budget use Complementary 12 15 18 21 24 27 Number of Sites 30 33 36 39 42 45 48 Case 2 Case N Best plan for WiMAX deployment in Planet etc. WiMAX Optimizer provides better plans faster and cheaper!

WiMAX Equipment Support Smart antenna support Tx/Rx diversity Adaptive modulation Advanced OFDM support Sub-channelization Modulation imperfections Collision-based interference TDD/FDD support Per subscriber performance analysis Fixed Subscriber Analysis Complete Planning Platform Centralized site data management Antenna database (BS and CPE) Open data formats and APIs Advanced GIS tool set MapInfo Professional Terrain, clutter, vector, raster image and demographic data layers Map plotting and cartographic display Traffic modeling Survey data management Network performance data display Future-proof.NET architecture Flexible licensing configurations WiMAX Network Simulation

In depth performance monitoring Dropped subscribers A proportion is always dropped because of the pathloss values The proportion of subscribers dropped because of an overloaded server increases with the total number of subscribers Percentage of unserved subscribers 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 Dropped (Downlink interference) Dropped (Uplink interference) Power requirement Server overloaded 0 129 256 512 695 815 1016 2111 number of subscribers WiMAX Solution Partner Planet Solution partner for main WiMAX players including Sprint, Motorola, Samsung, Nokia, Fujitsu, Airspan, Cisco Geodata Implementation services Customer care Training services Planet WiMAX Best Practices development Expert mentoring On-going development

Conclusion Planet WiMAX offers a complete solution for the planning and ongoing management of mobile WiMAX networks Leadership position in WiMAX planning The largest WiMAX networks are deployed with Planet Continued investment in the Planet WiMAX feature set Portfolio that extends well beyond planning that suits the challenges of WiMAX and OFDM specific planning needs. WiMAX capabilities in a true enterprise solution Questions?

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