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5G Radio Network Planning CP
5G Radio Network Planning CP
Customer Presentation
• Carl Wijting
• 07-03-2019
How do we
Deploy?
How much do I
Where should I budget for 5G How to Design
deploy? Deployment? and Plan for the
emerging 5G Use
How to use today
Cases
data to deploy 5G
networks?
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Impacts of 5G Key Technology Components and mMIMO introduction on NWP
Standard macro radio network design not applicable for 5G and mMIMO
#1 New spectrum #3 Multi connectivity #5 CloudRAN and Edge computing
• Shorter wavelength and related • Joint design of LTE and
blockage effects -> Detailed models of • Design of CloudRAN topology and
5G for different system configuration
environment
needed (channel model, foliage model, architecture options. Leveraging LTE control
• Requirements for edge computing
weather etc) plane for NSA 5G deployments.
nodes and related RAN topology
• Smaller cell range: Larger # of sites • Boosted end-user performance and smooth
required for similar area migration with interworking and carrier
–> more complicated mobility design aggregation between 5G, LTE and WiFi
• Delivers high coverage and • Flexible frame structure for low latency and
capacity high efficiency
frequency
User #4 User #5
configurations in the vertical User #2
plane User #2
User #1
User #1
User #3 User #5
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5G radio network planning
Key business drivers
Risk minimization
New requirements and new technology could cause
unexpected delay during the deployment for several reasons
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5G Radio network design process looks familiar but complexity is greater
Every single step is enhanced for 5G
LTE UE 5G UE
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Fixed Wireless Access and eMBB – Customer requirements
5G Radio Network Design
Definition phase
• Definition of the antennas and BTS characteristics Environment and use cases requirements
• KPIs and requirements defined for FWA and eMBB (Coverage,
Latency, Throughput at cell edge, etc).
• Site solutioning (RRH+Base Band+Radio Controller location). Actual
network architecture reuse
• Hot Spots identification and coverage.
• User profiling and location based on traffic forecasting
• Spectrum aspects (frequency bands and channels available)
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Propagation at 28GHz modelling
• Use the right propagation model for mmWave in planning tool
(Outdoor/Indoor environment)
• Tune the propagation model for the considered areas.
• Define characteristics of clutter and buildings at 28GHz
• Foliage/tree attenuation modelling.
Simulations needed
• Perform simulations to satisfy KPIs requirements (e.g. SNR,
Dominance, etc) with different antenna tilts, height, azimuth.
• Coverage and capacity simulations performed with the Monte-
carlo Simulations
• Simulated Antenna beamforming
Final plan
• Final lay-out definition with all confirmed sites
• Coverage and capacity requirements fulfilled.
• Latency and reliability requirements for clustering
• Front-haul solution defined for clustering of the RAU/RAC
• RRH positioning
• Parameter definitions for each site and BTS
• Creation of data-builds for site integration
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5G Design for mmWave and mMIMO
Designing networks to meet coverage and capacity requirements
TRAFFIC MAP USERS
DISTRIBUTION
mMIMO beamset optimization over big areas with RNP ACP tools, mMIMO beamset selection to achive best coverage and interference KPI,
considering 3D analyses in dense urban areas balance the load. 3D analysis capability in dense urban areas
Massive sites selection and filtering for small cells mmwave. More 100000 For mmWave, in addition to massive site selection capacity, sites selection
candidates filtered and analysed in 2 weeks by 2 persons to select the best is based on traffic, to prioritize hotspot zones
15000 candidates
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Network Design: Will we get the same 5G coverage as LTE
footprint comparison between LTE & 5G is similar but not identical
Parity
Can we have an effective proposition with less 5G sites at launch?
LTE 1800MHz no 5G
can changing 5G antennas make a difference?
Are non coverage areas important so do we need small cells?
3.5GHz no LTE
Does this give us an opportunity to have fewer 5G sites?
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Key Nokia Benefits
business solution
drivers
Expertise
Minimize the deployment risks trough a perfect project management
and knowledge of the radio propagation, technology and equipment-
Nokia’s Solution
• AirScale architecture capable to carry LTE and 5G Nokia Nokia
CPRI 9.8G
• Nokia’s Classical gNB configuration CPRI 9.8G
Nokia’s Solution
• Network design: Datafill and CIQ preparation
• Single site verification
• 5G activation, including 5G experts per region and market drives
Benefits
• Rapid deployment
• Minimize risks expected in the deployment of a new technology
• Time to market
• Achieve KPI objectives
Nokia’s Solution
• LTE mMIMO Solution and 5G Option 3X
• mMIMO configurations evolve to BBU consolidation LTE/5G
• Optimized fiber deep design including fiber demand
Benefits
• Minimize TCO by consolidating BBU
• Reduce risks execute test plan and achieve design goals
• Time to market
• Achieve KPI objectives
Nokia’s Solution
• Smart solution to qualify potential customers for self-install
• Geodata based solution using
• RF analysis based on mmWAVE and geodata
Benefits
• Time to market
• Customer Quality of Experience (QoE)
• Reduce risks during launch