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9.8 UL C/I calculation

9 OFDMA module

The C/I calculation in UL is calculated so that C(j,k) is the received power from the UEj,k at the j-th BS.                                    (Eq. 54) where Pt is the transmit power of the UE in dBm (see UL Power control below) and effective_pathloss is defin...

9.9 UL calculation of the UE frequencies

9 OFDMA module

The frequency of the UE in UL is calculated as follow (Eq. 61) with Diff taking into account for any difference between the BWsystem and the effective bandwidth ( ) so that (Eq. 62) where FUE: Centre frequency of the UE; Fsystem: Frequency of the syst...

9.10 OFDMA UL power control

9 OFDMA module

In OFDMA UL, the power control is applied to the active users (i.e. the mobile users with specific RBs) so that the UE Tx power is adjusted with respect to the effective path loss (i.e. based on the MCL) to the BS it is connected to. In 3GPP ‎[12], the UL powe...

9.11 Pathloss Correlation

9 OFDMA module

The concept of a simple correlation model for shadow fading has been widely adopted in LTE co-existence studies mostly employed in uplink case. The propagation attenuation is modelled as the product of the path loss and the shadow fading. The shadow fading is ...

INTRODUCTION

9a IMT-2020 MODULE

'IMT-2020', better known as 5G, is implemented in SEAMCAT according to the specifications outlined in Recommendation ITU-R M.2101 – 'Modelling and simulation of IMT networks and systems for use in sharing and compatibility studies' \[ref\].The SEAMCAT implemen...

IMT-2020 SYSTEM TYPES

9a IMT-2020 MODULE

There are two different types of network structure: Homogeneous networks and Heterogeneous networks. A homogeneous network structure consists of a single base station type. It can be a macro, a micro or an indoor base station. A heterogeneous network structure...

IMT-2020 TX AND RX SETTINGS

9a IMT-2020 MODULE

IMT-2020 system tab has similar interface as OFDMA system as explained in section 9.3. 

ALGORITHM DESCRIPTION

9a IMT-2020 MODULE

The simulation algorithm is implemented according to the specification outlined in Rec. ITU-R M.2101 – section 3.4.1 for downlink and section 3.4.2 for uplink. This implementation addresses both cases of IMT-2020 as the interfering and victim system.Flowcharts...

BEAMFORMING ANTENNAS IN IMT-2020 SYSTEMS

9a IMT-2020 MODULE

Introduction A key. feature of IMT-2020 systems are beamforming array antennas which use phase shifting to an array of individually fed antenna elements to dynamically steer a beam towards a specific user in order to maximise throughput. The main beamforming a...

Beamforming Subarray Active Antenna Systems

9a IMT-2020 MODULE

Active Antenna System Active Antenna System are described in Recommendation ITU-R M.2101 and the extended sub-array AAS model with suggested parameters in ITU-R Working Party 5D Chairman's Report in Chapter 4 Annex 4.4 ITU-R WP5D document 5D/716 "Characteristi...

POSITIONING

9a IMT-2020 MODULE

In Section 7.5. of this Handbook it is explained cellular network positioning of BSs and MSs which is applicable also to IMT-2020 systems in general. In addition to cellular positioning mentioned above, for Hybrid system consisting of combination of Macro and ...

LINK-TO-SYSTEM LEVEL MAPPING

9a IMT-2020 MODULE

A look up table is used to map throughput in terms of spectral efficiency (bps per Hz) with respect to calculated SINR (= C/(I+N)) (dB) level. Bitrate mapping is connecting radio link quality parameter of SINR to data rates which is then considered in bitrate ...

RESULTS

9a IMT-2020 MODULE

The results tab for the case of IMT-2020 as a victim system and the produced outputs are similar to those for OFDMA (see section 9)

10.1 Setting the scenario

10 Scenario

A typical scenario consists of one victim link which describes the communication system being interfered and at least one interfering link which describes the interfering system(s) that may cause interference to the victim link. CDMA or OFDMA systems are mode...

10.2.1 Generation of multiple interferer links with different systems

10 Scenario 10.2 Multiple Interferers generation

This option allows SEAMCAT to generate multiple interferers which may have the same or different technical characteristics from each other.  The following menu buttons are available in the interfering system links control panel. Add an ...

10.2.2 Auto-generation of multiple interfering links

10 Scenario 10.2 Multiple Interferers generation

This option corresponds to duplicate n times a specific interfering links on a circle or on a hexagonal grid as illustrated below in (a) and (b) respectively. It is available by clicking on (  ). These interferers have the same characteristics as the reference...

10.2.3 Generation of interferers with the same characteristics

10 Scenario 10.2 Multiple Interferers generation

Within one interfering link, you can define a number of active interfering transmitters when the mode "None" or "Uniform density" is selected. These active transmitters have the same technical characteristics (i.e. a simple duplicate) and they are deployed spa...

introduction

10 Scenario 10.3 Interfering Link Transmitter to Vi...

The ILT to VLR path can have several combinations as shown in Figure 224. Four panels characterised the path between the ILT and ILR.  Figure 221: ILT to VLR path combination with generic and cellular system   Figure 222: Transmitter to Victim...