Content for TR 36.819 Word version: 11.2.0
2 References
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
4 Introduction
5 Downlink coordinated multiple point transmission
6 Uplink coordinated multiple point reception
7 Evaluation of coordinated multiple point transmission/reception
8 Conclusion
A Simulation model
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2 References
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
4 Introduction Word‑p. 7
5 Downlink coordinated multiple point transmission
5.1 Terminology and definitions
5.1.1 General terminology
5.1.2 CoMP scenarios
5.1.2A CoMP deployment Word‑p. 8
5.1.3 CoMP categories
5.1.4 CoMP sets Word‑p. 9
5.2 Radio interface aspects Word‑p. 10
5.2.1 DL signalling support for DL CoMP
5.2.2 Channel state information feedback for DL CoMP Word‑p. 11
5.2.3 Decision on CoMP sets Word‑p. 14
5.2.4 DL Reference signal design
5.3 Overhead in support of DL CoMP
5.4 Receiver implementation consideration aspects
5.5 Inter/Intra-site backhauling support for downlink CoMP Word‑p. 15
6 Uplink coordinated multiple point reception
6.1 Terminology and definitions
6.2 Radio interface aspects Word‑p. 16
6.3 Overhead in support of UL CoMP
6.4 Inter/Intra-site backhauling support for uplink CoMP
7 Evaluation of coordinated multiple point transmission/reception Word‑p. 17
7.1 Scenario 1: Homogeneous network with intra-site CoMP Word‑p. 18
7.1.1 3GPP Case1 (3GPP spatial channel model)
7.1.2 ITU channel model Word‑p. 26
7.1.2.1 FDD, Downlink
7.1.2.2 TDD, Downlink Word‑p. 28
7.2 Scenario 2: Homogeneous network with high Tx power RRHs Word‑p. 30
7.2.1 3GPP Case1 (3GPP spatial channel model)
7.2.2 ITU channel model Word‑p. 43
7.2.2.1 FDD, Downlink
7.2.2.2 TDD, Downlink Word‑p. 51
7.3 Scenario 3 and 4: Heterogeneous network with low power RRHs within the macrocell coverage Word‑p. 53
7.4 Impact of constraints from lower capacity/higher latency communication between points
7.5 Observations Word‑p. 59
8 Conclusion
A Simulation model Word‑p. 61
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