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TR 36.922
E-UTRA – TDD Home eNode B (HeNB)
Radio Frequency (RF)
Requirements Analysis

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Rapporteur:
Mr. Li, Nan
China Mobile Com. Corporation

full Table of Contents for  TR 36.922  Word version:  19.0.0

1Scope  p. 7
2References  p. 7
3Definitions, symbols and abbreviations  p. 7
3.1Definitions  p. 7
3.2Symbols  p. 7
3.3Abbreviations  p. 8
4General  p. 8
5Radio scenarios  p. 8
5.1Deployment configurations  p. 8
5.2Interference scenarios  p. 9
6RF Aspects  p. 10
6.1Transmitter characteristics  p. 10
6.1.1HeNB output power  p. 10
6.1.1.1HeNB maximum output power  p. 10
6.1.1.1.1Analysis  p. 10
6.1.1.1.2Minimum requirement  p. 11
6.1.1.2HeNB output power for adjacent UTRA channel protection  p. 11
6.1.1.3HeNB output power for adjacent E-UTRA channel protection  p. 12
6.1.2Frequency error  p. 13
6.1.2.1Handover performance  p. 13
6.1.2.2Cell capacity  p. 13
6.1.2.3Timing  p. 16
6.1.2.4Minimum requirement  p. 17
6.1.3Adjacent Channel Leakage power Ratio (ACLR)  p. 17
6.1.3.1Minimum requirement  p. 17
6.1.4Operating band unwanted emissions  p. 18
6.1.4.1Minimum requirements  p. 19
6.1.5Spurious emissions  p. 21
6.1.5.1Mandatory requirements  p. 21
6.1.5.2Co-existence with HNB/HeNB operating in other bands  p. 21
6.1.5.2.1Minimum requirement  p. 21
6.1.6Transmitter intermodulation  p. 22
6.1.6.1Minimum requirement  p. 23
6.2Receiver characteristics  p. 23
6.2.1Reference sensitivity level  p. 23
6.2.1.1Uplink performance degradation of macrocell  p. 23
6.2.1.1.1Simulation setup  p. 23
6.2.1.1.2Simulation results  p. 24
6.2.1.2HeNB desensitization  p. 25
6.2.1.3Minimum requirement  p. 27
6.2.2Dynamic range  p. 27
6.2.2.1Deterministic analysis  p. 27
6.2.2.2System-level simulations  p. 28
6.2.2.3Minimum requirement  p. 29
6.2.3Adjacent channel selectivity (ACS) and narrow-band blocking  p. 29
6.2.3.1Simulation assumptions  p. 29
6.2.3.2Simulation results  p. 30
6.2.3.3Minimum requirements  p. 31
6.2.4Blocking characteristics  p. 32
6.2.4.1General blocking requirement  p. 32
6.2.4.1.1Minimum requirement  p. 33
6.2.4.2Co-location with other HNB/HeNB  p. 34
6.2.5Receiver Intermodulation  p. 35
6.2.5.1Analysis  p. 35
6.2.5.2Minimum requirement  p. 35
6.2.6In-channel selectivity  p. 37
6.2.6.1Analysis  p. 37
6.2.6.2Minimum requirement  p. 37
6.3Performance requirement  p. 37
6.4Synchronization requirement  p. 38
6.4.1Synchronization Accuracy  p. 38
6.4.1.1Synchronization error analysis  p. 38
6.4.1.2Synchronization requirement  p. 39
6.4.2Techniques for Synchronization  p. 40
6.4.2.1Synchronization using Network Listening  p. 40
6.4.2.1.1Interference Problems with Network Listening and Solutions  p. 40
6.4.2.1.2MBSFN Subframe based Network Listening  p. 41
6.4.2.1.3TDD Special Subframe based Network Listening  p. 42
6.4.2.1.4Indication of Stratum Level and Synchronization Status  p. 45
6.4.2.1.5Scheme Comparison  p. 48
7Interference control  p. 48
7.1HeNB measurements  p. 48
7.1.1Measurements from all cells  p. 49
7.1.2Measurements to identify surrounding cell layers  p. 49
7.1.3Measurements from macro cell layer  p. 49
7.1.4Measurements of other HeNB cells  p. 50
7.2HeNB self-configuration  p. 51
7.2.1Information Exchange between eNBs and HeNBs  p. 51
7.3Uplink interference control  p. 53
7.3.1Control Channel Protection  p. 53
7.3.1.1HeNB Uplink Control Channel Protection  p. 53
7.3.1.2Signalling offset over the backhaul  p. 54
7.3.2Smart Power Control based on Path Loss to Worst Victim Macro eNodeB  p. 54
7.3.2.1Power Cap Method  p. 54
7.3.2.1.1Simulation Assumptions  p. 54
7.3.2.1.2Simulation Results  p. 55
7.3.2.1.3Discussion of Results  p. 58
7.3.2.2Power Control based on PL from HUE to its serving HeNB and PL from HUE to its worst victim MeNB  p. 58
7.3.2.2.1Simulation Assumptions  p. 58
7.3.2.2.2Simulation Results  p. 59
7.3.2.2.3Discussion of Results  p. 60
7.3.2.3For Future Releases  p. 60
7.4Downlink interference control  p. 60
7.4.1Control Channel Protection  p. 60
7.4.1.1Control of HeNB downlink interference towards macro eNB control channels by frequency partitioning with per-subband interference estimation  p. 61
7.4.1.2Control of HeNB downlink interference among neighboring HeNBs control channels by frequency partitioning  p. 62
7.4.2Data Channel Protection  p. 62
7.4.2.1Control of HeNB Downlink Interference towards macro eNB data channels by frequency partition  p. 62
7.4.2.2Control of HeNB Downlink Interference among neighboring HeNBs  p. 63
7.4.2.2.1Centralized coordination  p. 63
7.4.2.2.2Distributed Dynamic Frequency Partitioning  p. 64
7.4.2.3Adaptive Frequency Selection  p. 64
7.4.2.4Downlink interference management based on mapping between PCIs and transmission patterns  p. 65
7.4.2.5Control of HeNB Downlink Interference by dynamically changing HeNB CSG ID  p. 65
7.4.3Power Control  p. 66
7.4.3.1HeNB power control based on HeNB-MUE path loss  p. 66
7.4.3.2Smart power control based on interference measurement from macro BS  p. 67
7.5Hybrid Cells  p. 68
7.5.1Hybrid Access Level of Service  p. 68
7.5.2DL Performance Evaluation  p. 68
7.5.3Hybrid Cell RB Resource Management  p. 71
7.5.4Hybrid Cell Power Management  p. 71
$Change History  p. 73

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