Huawei GU900 Refarming Solution Overview

Huawei GU900 Refarming
Solution Overview
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HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
CONTENTS
1. Spectrum Usage
2. Huawei Product portfolio

3. Site solution overview
4. Huawei Refarming Roadmap

5. Huawei Refarming Cases
Page 2
GU 3.8M/4.2M/5M Refarming Policy for Operator

Spectrum
Bandwidth
Recommendation
>=7.4MHz
UMTS 5MHz or UMTS

4.2MHz
6.6MHz~7.2MHz
UMTS 4.2MHz
6MHz~6.4MHz
U3.8MHz
Notice
If consider HSPA+ evolution, better to use U5.0MHz solution;
Continuous coverage(GSM 4*3) supported;
Suggest to deploy in rural area;

Continuous coverage supported with multi RRU sharing one cell
feature;
No gain from evolving to HSPA+;
No GSM continuous coverage;

compared to U4.2MHz, U3.8 can increase the GSM 20% coverage
No gain from evolving to HSPA+;
5MHz~5.8MHz
U3.8MHz
<5M
No Refarming
Because UE TX BW is 5MHz, cant deploy UMTS network
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Huawei Flexible GU Refarming Solution

2.6MHz
UMTS 5.0MHz
2.2MHz
GSM
4.2MHz
2.0MHz
GSM
Commercial deployed : 2007 in Optus Australia,

2010 in SFR France
GSM
3.8MHz
Field proved in Poland in 2011
Configurable Bandwidth of UMTS carrier

Flexible Between 3.8MHz, 4.2MHz, and 5MHz for both downlink and uplink
Efficiently suitable for 900 frequency band

UMTS 4.2MHz , U3.8MHz solution field proved
New UMTS Service/Carrier with only 3.8 MHz bandwith
Page 4
GSM
Huawei Product portfolio
Page 5
Huawei base station for GU900 - overview

Item
Specification
Item
Specification
Size
1600 x 600 x 450 mm
Size
1400 x 600 x 480 mm
Weight
(Empty)
<100kg
Weight
(Empty)
RFC 58kg, APM30 65kg
Weight
(Full)
12RFU full configuration

250 kg
Weight
(Full)
6RFU full configuration

118 kg
Capacity
(GSM)
72TRX (S24/S24/S24)
Capacity
(GSM)
36TRX (S24/S24/S24)
Capacity
(UL)
24 Cells/12 Cells
Capacity
(UL)
24 Cells/12 Cells
Capacity
(GU)
36TRX + 24 Cells
Capacity
(GU)
36TRX + 24 Cells
Capacity
(GL)
36TRX + 12 Cells
Capacity
(GL)
36TRX + 12 Cells
BTS3900LIndoor
RRU
19inch
310mm
2U
BTS3900AOutdoor
BBU
DBS3900
Page 6
Boards for BBU3900
Huge signaling capacity
WMPTUMTS Main Processing & Transmission Board

Hardware ready for IPv6
WBBPd (WCDMA Baseband Processing Unit)
Offered
Cards
Description
Specification
WBBPd2
WCDMA Baseband
Processing Unit
6 cells, 384 CE UL/384 CE DL,

90 codes
6 CPRI ports
WMPT
WCDMA Main Processing

& Transmission Unit
4 E1s/T1s, 1 FE electrical
port, 1 FE optical port
GTMU
GSM Main
Control Unit
72 TRx
4 E1s/T1s, 1 FE electrical
port, 1 FE optical port
BBU3900 supports 3072/3072 CE for UL/DL

6 MIMO Cells per board, better evolution for HSPA+
Page 7
Huawei SDR Product MRFU

MRFU Solution (1 MRFU = GSM900 + UMTS900 mode)
GSM900
GU900
UMTS900 Rollout
BTS3900
New-add: 3G
900M
G G G
/ / /
U U U
G G G
/ / /
U U U
Add UMTS Card
GSM900
GSM900 Modernization
With SDR Module
Max. 1*80W output power in one MRFU module
6 Carriers for GSM only, 4 Carriers for UMTS only
G+U 900
UMTS900 Switch on
Software upgrade to UMTS900
Page 8
Huawei SDR Product RRU3908

RRU3908 Solution (1 RRU = GSM900 + UMTS900 modes)
GU900
GSM900
UMTS900 Rollout
RRU3908
SDR
Add UMTS Card
BBU3900
BBU3900
GSM900
GSM900 Modernization
With SDR Module
G+U 900
UMTS900 Switch on
Multi mode (GSM/UMTS) supported simultaneously in one module.

The specifications of RRU3908 are fully Compliant with ETSI.
Page 9
New RF modules in SRAN6.0 for Easy Refarming

GSM
UMTS
MRFUe
MRFUd
RRU3929
RRU3928
WRFUd
RRU3829 RRU3828
LTE
Multi-Mode
2007
MIMO
2008
GSM
SDR
2009
High Output Power
Full Bandwidth
GSM + LTE
with 2*2MIMO
TX A
TX B
Software
upgrade
GSM
LTE
GSM
LTE
2x2 MIMO
CEPT proved
New Superior RF modules in SRAN6.0 crafted for easy Refarming & smooth migrating to LTE in MBB era !
Page 10
New RF Unit MIMO and High Output Power
MRFU
MRFUe
RRU3908
RRU3929
* 35M bandwidth
* 30M Bandwidth
* 20M Bandwidth
* 30M Bandwidth
* Large output power
* 900M/1800M
* 900M/1800M
* 900M/1800M
* 2T2R, 2*40W
* 1T2R, 1*125W
* 2T2R, 2*60W
* SRAN3.0
* SRAN6.0
* 1T2R
* 1*80W
* 900M/1800M
* SRAN3.0
MRFUd
* 30M bandwidth
* 2T2R, MIMO
* 2*80W
* 900M/1800M
* SRAN6.0
* SRAN6.0
WRFUd
* 40M Bandwidth
* 2T2R
* 2*60W
* 2100M
* SRAN 5.0
RRU3928
* 30M Bandwidth
* 900M/1800M
* 2T2R, 2*40W
* Small, 12L only
* SRAN6.0
RRU3926
* 40M Bandwidth
* 900/1800M
* 1T2R, 1*80W
* SRAN7.0
Page 11
Version mapping between cabinets and new RF modules

Cabinet Type
Cabinet Version
MRFU
MRFUd
MRFUe
Ver. B
Supported
Not supported
Not supported
Ver. C
Supported
Supported
Supported
Ver. B
Supported
Not supported
Not supported
Ver. C
Supported
Supported
Supported
Ver. B
Supported
Not supported
Not supported
Ver. C
Supported
Supported
Supported
BTS3900
BTS3900L
BTS3900A
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Evolution Flexibility:
Multi-Mode SDR, Ready for Evolution to LTE
RF Hardware Ready for G/U/L, minimize evolution TCO & risks
Dedicated baseband resource guarantee capacity and performance
Baseband Unit
RF Unit
GSM
G
G
GSM
G
HW: No change
SW: upgrade to G/U
UMTS
G/U
G/U
HW: UMTS card added

SW: upgrade to G/U
UMTS
Base Band card
UMTS
G/U
HW: No change
SW: upgrade to U/L
U/L
U/L
HW: LTE card added

SW: upgrade to U/L
G/U
LTE
Base Band card
Page 13
U/L
LTE
U/L
Site solution overview
Page 14
Case 1: Antenna solution with Huawei SDR Product

900MHz antenna
easy
difficult
Optimization
Separate tilt & azimuth tuning for network optimization

High cost for adding new antennas & feeders
Slow deployment for additional engineering
Co-feeder, co-antenna Solution
Engineering
No change for antenna and

feeder system
Separate Antenna Solution
Fast deployment for easy engineering

Low cost for sharing the legacy devices
High difficulty for network optimization
GSM900 +
UMTS900
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
M
R
F
U
difficult
easy
Multi mode (GSM/UMTS) supported

GSM900 +
UMTS900
simultaneously in one module.

Only one antenna is needed to support GSM and
UMTS.
BTS3900
DBS3900
Page 15
Case 2Sharing Existing GSM900 Antenna
GSM TX
GSM&UMTS
RXM
GSM TX
GSM&UMTS RXM
UMTS TX
GSM&UMTS
RXD
UMTS TX
GSM&UMTS RXD
SASU
3dB
3dB
SASA
TX/RXM
GSM900
RXD
TX/RXM
TX/RXD
GSM900
UMTS900
Co-antenna with
SASU and SASA
UMTS900
Co-antenna with
3dB combiner
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SASU: Same band Antenna Sharing Unit
GSM_M
Install on the wall
Install on the pole
SASU Characteristic:
Solution for the shared antenna between GSM and UMTS system
6-port unit for antenna & feeder, 1 Tx port for GSM & UMTS respectively
SASU Advantage:
No extra loss in the uplink
Maximum 0.6dB insertion loss in the downlink
No impact on frequency planning for GSM & UMTS
GSM_D
SASA:
Combine the TX carriers on two antennas
into the carriers on one antenna,
No affecting the performance of the existing
GSM network.
Page 17
Case 3: Independent Antenna for U900
In case of high configuration, 2 independent antennas

can be used.
GSM900
UMTS900
Independent antenna
Page 18
Disadvantage of Independent Antenna U900&G900

Additional equipment cost
New antenna
New pole
New feeder
New TMA
Sites renegotiation
New antenna and pole
Additional installation cost

New antenna
New pole
New feeder
Limitation of evolution
lack of installation space for LTE/SAE
evolution
Additional
Cost
Slow the pace of site deployment

Longer time to market
Additional maintenance cost

New antenna
Antenna Solution Summary

Solution
Independent antenna
Co-antenna with SASU
Co-antenna with 3dB

combiner
Advantages
Easy to implement RF optimization
respectively.
Save the installation space and cost for

antenna and feeder
Save the installation space and cost for

antenna and feeder
Disadvantages
much additional cost needed
1) 3G and 2G system can not adjust the down tilt angle and
azimuth independently;
2) downlink increase less than 0.6dB loss.
1) 3G and 2G system can not adjust the down tilt angle and
azimuth independently;
2) downlink increase more than 3 dB loss.
1) save the space and cost of antennas
Co-antenna
with GU mRRU/mRFU
and feeders;
2) No insertion loss;
3) Easy RF tuning for 2G/3G co-coverage
3G and 2G system can not adjust the down tilt angle and azimuth
independently;
objectives;
Page 20
Huawei Refarming Roadmap
Page 21
Released
Ready for Contract
Planned
U900 Roadmap Overview
RAN12.0
Multi-mode Feature
RAN13.0
Multi-mode Feature
Multi-mode BS Common CPRI

Interface(NodeB)RAN10.0
Multi-mode BS RRU/RFU starconnection with separate CPRI
interface(NodeB)RAN10.1
Multi-mode Dynamic Power
Sharing(UMTS)
2010
GSM and UMTS Dynamic

Spectrum Sharing(UMTS)
2.0MHz Central Frequency

point separation between
GSM and UMTS mode(UMTS)
2011
RAN15.0
RAN14.0
Multi-mode Feature
inter-modulation interference
detection
Optional Feature
Concentric circle networking
Narrowband interference
suppression
Multi-mode Feature
Dynamic MA for GU Dynamic
Spectrum Sharing(UMTS)
Optional Feature
Inter-Frequency Load Balance
Based on Configurable Load
Threshold
2013 Q2
2012Q2
Page 22
GU Dynamic Spectrum Sharing
10M Frequency bandwith

GSM900 5M
GSM900 5M
UMTS900 5M
Frequency Sharing Between GSM and UMTS
With Low GSM

traffic (-)
Increase UMTS
Bandwidth (+)
Description:
GSM spectrum can be dynamically shared to
UMTS according to the traffic load or operators
strategies.
Site level spectrum switching.
The shared spectrum can be 4.2M/ 4.6M/ 5M
according to UMTS carriers requirement.
Benefits:
Lower the cost of spectrum refarming
Refarming based on SDR
Refarming based on hours
Increase MBB throughput
5MHz of UMTS Shared BW can bring 50% throughput gain
2.0MHz Central Frequency point separation between

GSM and UMTS mode(UMTS) RAN13.0
Driver Lacking of the frequency resources for UMTS refarming
UMTS3.8MHz refarming solution for 850/900MHz.

Saving more frequency for GSM.
Benefits:
More frequency saving for heritage network.
Higher throughput compared to GSM
Description:
Compared to 5MHz UMTS, UMTS3.8MHz can save
1.2MHz bandwidth used for GSM . The central
frequency gap is 2.0MHz.
Dependency:
900M MRRU V1/ V2/V3
900M MRFU V2/V3
850M MRRU V2
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Huawei Refarming Cases
Page 25
World First Commercial 4.2Mhz U900 Network Optus

2100M
68.2M
1800M
900M
20M
Smallest
850M
48.4M
43.4M
15M
20M
30M
All for UMTS
15M
8.2M
8.4M
15M
Plan to develop LTE
10M
10M
8.4M
4.2M for G/U Refarming

Other for GSM
VHA
Telstra
Telstra has already deployed

LTE1800 on MBB service and build
MBB brand
Optus
Frequency Resource More SCANTY than before With the development of MBB
Page 26
World First Commercial 4.2Mhz U900 Network Optus

Challenges and Needs
Connect Australia plan
Compulsory data coverage for rural and remote area

Unaffordable to deploy nationwide 3G network on 2.1GHz spectrum
Lack of 900MHz spectrum
Optus has only 8MHz spectrum
Solutions and Benefits
Expanded to 98% population coverage
G900(nationwide) + U2100 (Urban & Suburban) + U900(Rural).

Rural area download rate speed up to 7.2Mbps.
60% sites reduction compare with U2100
4.2MHz for UMTS, 0.8Mhz saved
Page 27
P4 Poland Commercial 3.8Mhz U900 Network

Challenges and Needs
GSM spectrum is limited, only 5Mhz band in 900Mhz is available.
Deploy U900 and G900 in 5Mhz band at

the same time
Develop
rural 3G market with less competition, but low population

density needs more coverage.
how to guarantee the GSM capacity, as UMTS is deployed in
900Mhz.
GSM
UMTS
3.8MHz
0.6MHz
GSM
Solutions and Benefits
3.8Mhz UMTS solution

1.2Mhz bandwidth can be saved for GSM, using O2 configuration
meet the demand of GSM capacity.
Using high performance filter to protect network from inter-system
interference.
GSM
0.6MHz
O2 + UMTS S111
Operators strategy
Competition Strategy:
Develop rural 3G market to arrest rural users.
Step by step deployment strategy:
First step: 50 U900 sites was deployed as trial in 2010.
Second step: 700 U900 sites was deployed in large area after
successful trial in 2011.
Third step: in 2012, its planed to cover all the rural area
seamlessly
Page 28
AIS Refarming 5MHZ UMTS Network
54% revenue market share

31.2 million mobile subscribers (DEC 2010)
45% subscribers market share
20 years of operation
Covered more than 97% nationwide.
Frequency
Band 900
Band 1800
Band 2100
17.5MHz leased from TOT
Leased from CAT, end on

2013
License not released
Page 29
Improvement of Re-farming Solution

Re-farming solution for AIS to meet requirement of different scenario.
Re-farming
Solution
G1800
Expansion
Traffic
Migration
G900 Reconfiguration
Frequency
Retune(5MHz
Cut)
G900
Optimization
Page 30
U900 On Air
HUAWEI UMTS 900M Key Solution 2-MR based Buffer Zone

Buffer Zone Introduction
A
B
GU 900 or U900
A the central area with U900

sites.
Buffer zone
B the isolation area, the sites

in it cant use the frequency of
U900.
GSM 900
HUAWEI
Buffer Zone
Solution
Character
Other Vendor
Based on GSM
MR(Measurement
Report)
Draw a 10 kilometers
circle as buffer zone
Accurate, improve
spectral efficiency
Simple, low spectral

efficiency, bring big
impact on GSM system.
spectral efficiency
gain
C the outer cycle area, the

G900 site s can use same
frequencies with U900.
Simple Buffer Zone
MR Buffer Zone
GU900 Sites
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HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

2. Huawei Product portfolio

4. Huawei Refarming Roadmap

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

GU 3.8M/4.2M/5M Refarming Policy for Operator

UMTS 5MHz or UMTS

If consider HSPA+ evolution, better to use U5.0MHz solution;

Continuous coverage(GSM 4*3) supported;

Suggest to deploy in rural area;

No GSM continuous coverage;

Because UE TX BW is 5MHz, cant deploy UMTS network

Huawei Flexible GU Refarming Solution

Commercial deployed : 2007 in Optus Australia,

Field proved in Poland in 2011

Configurable Bandwidth of UMTS carrier

Efficiently suitable for 900 frequency band

Huawei Product portfolio

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

Huawei base station for GU900 - overview

1600 x 600 x 450 mm

1400 x 600 x 480 mm

RFC 58kg, APM30 65kg

12RFU full configuration

6RFU full configuration

Boards for BBU3900

Huge signaling capacity

WMPTUMTS Main Processing & Transmission Board

WBBPd (WCDMA Baseband Processing Unit)

6 cells, 384 CE UL/384 CE DL,

WCDMA Main Processing

BBU3900 supports 3072/3072 CE for UL/DL

Huawei SDR Product MRFU

Add UMTS Card

Software upgrade to UMTS900

Huawei SDR Product RRU3908

Add UMTS Card

Multi mode (GSM/UMTS) supported simultaneously in one module.

New RF modules in SRAN6.0 for Easy Refarming

High Output Power

New RF Unit MIMO and High Output Power

* Large output power

Version mapping between cabinets and new RF modules

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

HW: UMTS card added

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

HW: LTE card added

Site solution overview

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

Case 1: Antenna solution with Huawei SDR Product

Separate tilt & azimuth tuning for network optimization

Co-feeder, co-antenna Solution

No change for antenna and

Separate Antenna Solution

Fast deployment for easy engineering

Multi mode (GSM/UMTS) supported

simultaneously in one module.

Case 2Sharing Existing GSM900 Antenna

SASU: Same band Antenna Sharing Unit

Install on the wall

Install on the pole

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

Case 3: Independent Antenna for U900

In case of high configuration, 2 independent antennas