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3rd March 2006 at 11:44 #44381vijender singhGuest
i want to know about the BTS erlang . how it is calculated and how it effect the BTS. we are working on hyundai syscomm BTS.about the capacity of a BTS.
4th March 2006 at 12:41 #44382RF LearnerGuestwhat is that.
is it concern to TRX or anything else, i wanna know
1st April 2006 at 06:53 #44383neerajGuestHi vijendra,
BTS erlang capacity depends on two factor:
1-GOS that is grade of service
2- no. of trx’s
say a sector(bts) comprises of 3 trx’s one trx is as BCCH.NOW ACCORDING TO GOS=2% and Erlang B table -one trx means 8 channels as good as 8 trunks the erlang capacity is 3.63erlangs. now for BCCH TRX -2channels are used for signalling on Air intrface remaining is 6 channels now as per GOS=2% AND ERLANG b TABLE the traffic carrying capacity is 2.27erlangs.so two trx’s with 8 channels and 1 with 6 channels gives you the total erlang capacity of whol sector as 2.27+3.63+3.63=9.53erlangs……..
I think that may clear your doubts3rd April 2006 at 20:56 #44384FabioGuestNeeraj,
Actually, if you have 3 TRX on a same sector (2 with 8TCH and 1 with 6TCH, as you mentioned) you’ll have 22 TCH wich gives you 14,9 erl (at 2%).
And the calculation has others considerations like percentage of Half-Rate traffic, number and type of signalling channels, dedicated GPRS channels.
But just as you explained, all we have to do is sum all TCH avaiable and look up the Erlang B table.
Regards
16th May 2006 at 16:39 #44385shahnawazGuestdear neeraj,
by wat formula u calculated the earling for one TRX
thnx
17th May 2006 at 05:19 #44386TufailGuestDear shahnawaz
It is computed using Erlang B Table, tht is readily available traffic table..
there v need 2 thing
1. GOS
2. No. of TCH availableNO. of TCh =
if u have 2 TRX with 1 Signalling TS. then u have 8+7= 15TCH
take a look in erlang B Table and cal no. of erlang offered.
Thanx
Hope it will help
TUfail18th May 2006 at 11:03 #44387tufailGuestTo shahnawaz
for 15TCh total erlang comes out 9 erlang@2%GOS
to Neeraj
total no. of channel is 6+8+8 = 22Ch
hence total erlang capacity = 14.85 @2%GOS
thanx
30th May 2006 at 08:40 #44388Naveen DankalGuestHi,
In the typical BTS/BSC specifications, the power consumption is given per TRX wise or around the total no. of TRX supported by that BTS…e.g. in one of the BTS specifications it is given:-no. of TRX 12
Power consumed 3960 w30th May 2006 at 09:28 #44389naveen dankalGuestHi ,
I would like to know what is affect on the power consumed if the number of TRX are increased in a partcular BTS configuration.
Thanks,
navs7th June 2006 at 09:09 #44390SunilGuestWhat is the Power and Voltage consumed by a Base Station Controller? If a rectifier is used for two two BSC’s, what are the design factors that needs to be considered?
7th July 2008 at 13:44 #44391nctGuesthi in a thumb rule what is the traffic carried out by 1 trx
14th July 2008 at 10:39 #44392lvinGuesthi
please who can help me?
as sample:
in our statistics
i have TCH congestion(15%),TCH availability(100),half rate (42%),TCH Traffic Erlang(11).
the question is:
why Erlang is little?
so must Erlang more than 30 because we used RBS 2202.
thanks..15th July 2008 at 01:26 #44393KinaGuestCan any of you pls explain why do we have Prep fails on BSC level in Alcatel BSC, as i know prep fail normally occurs when ever DCS cabinet is down but it is for cell level, but i could not figure out why it happened on BSC level, as there is no alarm on any of the ater mux,nor any of the BSC card, pls help
20th July 2008 at 10:38 #44394lvinGuesthi
please who can help me?
as sample:for one cell.
in our statistics
i have TCH congestion(15%),TCH availability(100),half rate (42%),TCH Traffic Erlang(11).
the question is:
why Erlang is little?
so must Erlang more than 30 because we have half rate.each cell have 4 TRx.we used RBS 2202.
thanks…20th July 2008 at 13:37 #44395pixGuestkina,
prep failures during TCH assignment are usually caused by faulty BTS/BSC hardware, as you mentionned, or a problem of in the NSS.
have you changed BSS release or NSS release (or path ?) lately ?if it happens to only one BSC, i’m keen to think it might be a problem in the BSC itself. Try to isolate exactly which cells have this problem : all cells of the BSC, or just the cells that share one specific TSU ?
No omcr alarms doesn’t mean there is no problem with the board.Once you have isolated the problem, perform some A interface or Air interface traces, to see where exactly is occuring the issue (during which message ?). Then raise the issue to TAC 🙂
regards,
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