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3rd February 2010 at 13:20 #60949SAMGuest
Need help to understand channel elements dimensioning for umts.
17th July 2010 at 07:51 #60950sanjay gohelGuestHi i am interested to know about ch elements
18th October 2010 at 09:46 #60951Iqbal AhmedGuestResponse this
can plz. any one share there ideas for channel element…….
13th January 2011 at 11:49 #60952jamalludin mohamedGuestHi friend do you know how to calculate the available Channel Element in NodeB WCDMA
15th June 2011 at 05:09 #60953ZubairGuestClear Definition For Channel element
“A band Channel Element is the resource base required in the Node-B to Provide for one voice channel capacity, including the control plane to Provide for one voice channel capacity, including the control plane signaling, compressed mode, the transmit diversity and softer handover. “signaling, compressed mode, the transmit diversity and softer handover.”Factors affecting capacity in WCDMA UL and DL, sorted by descending level of importance as follows: Factors affecting Capacity in WCDMA UL and DL, sorted by descending level of Importance as Follows:
– UL: No. CE support on each Node B, interference, Node B sensivity, .. – UL: No. CE support on the each Node B, interference, Node B sensivity, ..
– DL: No. CE support on each Node B Iub interface capacity, power DL, OVSF, … – DL: No. CE support on the each Node B Iub interface capacity, power DL, OVSF, …Thus, CE can be viewed as a license for each NodeB capacity (not more). Thus, CE can be viewed as a license for each vertex NodeB capacity (not more).
Each service will need some different CE UL and DL, such as: the each service will need some Different CE UL and DL, such as:
AMR 12.2 k: Uplink 1; downlink AMR 12.2 k 1: Uplink 1; downlink 1
CS / PS 64 K: 3 Uplink, downlink 2 CS / PS 64 K: 3 Uplink, downlink 2
PS 128/144k: Uplink 5; downlink 128/144k PS 4: Uplink 5; DL 4
384 k PS: Uplink 10, downlink 8384 k PS: Uplink 10; downlink 813th October 2011 at 16:43 #60954DJMEL HABIBGuestin the license etch Node B The channels elements config is UL:272 /DL:48
– i have a congestion for the ps DL/UP channels elements, the HSUP
and the HASDP function normal no congestion.please can some one answer me about the resolution off this problem
3rd November 2011 at 08:01 #60955santoshGuestFriends, I want to know how to calculate CE utilization in WCDMA.
27th April 2012 at 03:13 #60956HussainGuestTraffic Model
AMR12.2 (Erl) 0.035 0.035
CS64 (Erl) 0.000 0.000
PS64 (kbit) 144.00 96.00
PS128 (kbit) 0.00 192.00
PS384 (kbit) 0.00 288.00
HSPA (kbit) 576.00 2304.00
Total 720.00 2880.00Assumptions
Subscriber per site (S111) is 586
SHO overhead 20%
Retransmission for PS 1%
Burst Ratio 40%Traffic of voice
0.035*586*(1+20%) = 24.612 Erl
GoS=2% do =33 ErlCE for voice peak traffic
33 * 1=33 CECE for UL R99 PS64k
((144*586)/(64*0.2*3600))*3*(1 20%)*(1 1%)*(1 40%) = 10CESame you can calculate for other RAB Services and HSUPA.
Thanks
29th April 2012 at 13:29 #60957pixGuesthi hussain,
do you have some explanations for the last line ? it’s heavy !
thanks
pix11th May 2012 at 22:21 #60958ChristianGuestHello
Any idea about the 2 Below Radio KPI
– Average uplink CE congestion rate
– Power Congestion• Which input to use
• Any Measurement Protocol
• Minimum Level
• Formula to useMany Thanks for your support
26th June 2012 at 03:07 #60959HussainGuestDear
Last line means you have PS64, PS128, PS384 and HSUPA so you can calculate the CE.
Thanks
2nd July 2012 at 11:05 #60960FaceGuestHello friend…Are the SHO overhead, Burst ratio, retransmission for PS and the formula to calculate CE is vendor dependent or it is a standard values.??
3rd August 2012 at 06:47 #60961jenGuestwhy UL CE is bigger than DL CE?
4th October 2012 at 17:40 #60962shaGuestHi Hussain, Please explain this forumal again for other services
CE for UL R99 PS64k
((144*586)/(64*0.2*3600))*3*(1 20%)*(1 1%)*(1 40%) = 10CE..Thanks in advance
3rd December 2012 at 06:27 #60963msaGuestwhy CE utilization in uplink is more than downlink
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