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ETSF15 Communication Systems and NetworksStefan Höst
LTELong Term Evolution4G mobile communication system
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Plan of lecture
• Some history of mobile networks—Past and future• EPS: Idea of network structure• EPC: Packet networks• LTE (E-UTRAN): Radio channel • What comes next?
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1st generation
• Analog transmission with no security• Small regions (countries)
• First NTT (‘79), second NMT (’81)• NMT (Nordic), NTT (Jap),
AMPS (NA+Aus), TACS (UK), Radiocom 2000 (Fr), RTMI (It)
• NMT shut down 2007
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2nd generation• Digital voice channel (10kb/s), Circuit switched
• News: • SIM card (Subscriber Identification Module)
• SMS: First 3 December 1992: “Merry Christmas”
• Larger regions (continents)• GSM (Eur), IS-136 (N+S Am+Aus),
IS-95 (NA+Asia), PDC (Jap)
• GSM 1991
2.5 generation => Data channels• HSCSD, GPRS, EDGE (E-GPRS), IS-95B
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3rd generation
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• Packet switched for voice and data • 144kb/s – 3Mb/s• Global
• CDMA2000 (2000)• UMTS (2001)
• News: • UTRAN
Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network
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4th generation
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• Packet switched data traffic (Voice over IP or 3G)
• 100Mb/s-1Gb/s• Global:
• LTE (Long Term Evolution)• Feb 2007 First demo (Ericsson)• Dec 2009 first commercial
(Stockholm and Oslo)
• News: Smartphones and apps• iPhone 2007
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5th generation
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• Packet switched data traffic
• 1-100Gb/s
• 1Gb/s / user
• ≈2020
• News: Small cells, home cell,
IoT (M2M), Car2Car,
Massive MIMO,
heterogeneous, etc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq2A6bi_sDE
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Mobile traffic (CISCO VNI 2016-2021)
• Global mobile data traffic grew 63% in 2016
• 4.4 EB in Dec ’15 to 7.2 EB in Dec ’16
• 18 fold growth over last 5 years
• Global mobile devices and connections in 2016 grew to
8.0 billion (estimated 11.6 billion in 2021 – 1.5/capita)
• 45% smart devices generate 81% of traffic in 2016
• 86% in 2021
• 26% 4G connections generate 69% data in 2016
• 53% 4G in 2021 will generate 79% traffic
• 0.2% 5G (25 million)
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Total IP traffic
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194.4160.6
132.1108.5
88.772.5
Total mobile dev.71.9 EB/M(≈ total of 2015)
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Total Mobile traffic
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7
49
35
2417
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Growth of devices
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Growth of technology
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Mobile data traffic growth in 2016
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4G – LTELong Term Evolution
Standardized by 3GPP(3rd Generation Partnership Project)• Radio Access Networks (RAN)• Service & Systems Aspects (SA)• Core Network & Terminals (CT)• GSM EDGE Radio Access Networks
(GERAN).
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EPS (Evolved Packet System)
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SGW
MME HSS
PGW
eNodeB
Internet
E-UTRAN (LTE) EPC
UE
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EPS challenges• High speed radio link
• Bandwidth is extremely expensive. Squeeze out all bits you can
• Access to Internet• How to send IP packets
• Authentication, security and accounting• User mobility
• Handover between eNBs• How to transfer data in the network
• Cost efficient infrastructure
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EPS interfacesEPC <-> eNB• S1 interface• Split in S1-MME and S1-U• No centralised nodeeNB <-> eNB• X2 interface• Coordination and positioning• SynchronisationeNB <-> UE• LTE-Uu or E-UTRAN-Uu
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EPC
X2
X2
X2
S1
S1
S1
LTE-Uu
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E-UTRANEvolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network
RAN responsible for • Resource management
• Scheduling and dynamic resource allocation
• Compression • IP head compression
reduces overhead
• Security• Encryption of data
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• Positioning• UE physical position
• Connection to EPC• User and control plane
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Protocol stack
• S1 often tunneled through the fix network architecture• A tunnel is a way to send packets over other types of
network, e.g.• IPv6 over IPv4 and vice versa• IP over IPsec
• GTP: GPRS Tunneling Protocol
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Example of tunnelingIPv4 over IPv6 using GRE (Generic Routing Encapsulation)
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IP packets in EPC (User plane)
SGW• Collecting charging info• Local anchor towards eNB
• Can change due to mobility
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SGW
MME HSS
PGWeNB
PGW• IP edge for user• IP address allocation to UE• QoS filtering• Mobility anchor
• Does not change during session. Preserves the IP addr
S5/S8S1LTE-UuUE
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IP packets in EPC (User mobility)
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SGW PGW
eNB
eNB
UE
SGW PGWeNB
UE
UE
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Protocol stacks (Data plane)
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GTP: GPRS Tunneling ProtocolPDCP: Packet Data Convergence Protocol
(IP<->Radio, Header compression, security)RLC: Radio Link Control
(Segmentation, reordering)
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Control plane in EPC
HSS (Home Subscriber Server)• Subscriber data base• SIM card key exchange• AAA
• Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
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SGW
MME HSS
PGWeNB
MME (Mobility Management Entity)• Communicates with eNB
and SGW• Manage tunnels and
encryption
S5/S8S1LTE-UuUE
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USIM cardUMTS Subscriber Identity ModuleThe USIM card is an application on a smart card and contains:• IMSI (International mobile subscriber identity) 15 digits• Authentication key K and sequence number SQNAuthentication process:
25KASME is used for encryption of messages
K,RAND -> XRESK,SQN -> AUTNK,SQN,RAND -> KASME
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The radio channel
• Licensed frequency bands (slots of 20 MHz)
• In 0.5-4 GHz
• Cost in order of Billions $
• Alternative: FDD and TDD
• Most common FDD
• Efficient transmission
• UE low power => long(er) battery life
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Frequency allocation (3kHz-300GHz)
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2.4/5.8 GHz Free (WiFi)LTE
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eNodeB structure (physical layer)
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OFDMError
controlFraming
interleaveDACAFE RF
shift
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OFDMOrthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing
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P2S
S2P
(a1,...,aN )
ai ∈Z16
16-QAM mapping:
(x1,..., xN ) (y1,..., yN ) = IFFT (
!x)
(yN−L+1,..., yN ,y1,..., yN )
QAM
QAM
QAM
IFFT
cos2π f0t
sin2π f0ts(t)
Re DAC
CP
Im DAC
Can be used with M=4, 16, 64 or 256
AFE
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Time-frequecy multiple access
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TDMA:
Time
Freq
uenc
y
…
User 1User 2User 3User 4
FDMA:
Time
Freq
uenc
y
…
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Time-frequecy multiple access
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OFDMA:
Time
Fre
qu
en
cy
…
User 1
User 2
User 3
User 4
In LTE
• A Resource Element (RE) is one carrier over one OFDM
symbol
This is the least time-frequency resolution
• 15 kHz X 71.4 us
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Resource block (RB)
A pair of RB (sub-frame) is the least assigned resource
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Frame structure in time
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Resource allocation in frequency
BW [MHz] 1.4 3 5 10 15 20N 128 256 512 1024 1536 2048#alloc RB (in Freq) 6 12 25 50 75 100#used carrier 72 144 300 600 900 1200Oversampling 1.78 1.78 1.71 1.71 1.71 1.71Max Rate [Mb/s] 6 12 25 50 75 100
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Max Rate is for 64-QAM, i.e. 6 bit/carrierThen [b/s]Impact of control signals and error control is not included
R = # carrier ⋅6 ⋅7 ⋅2 ⋅10 ⋅100
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Example One OFDM symbol for BW=10 MHz and 64-QAM
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Example One OFDM symbol for BW=10 MHz and 64-QAM
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Plot of (all) frequency domain samples as I-Q
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4G mobile networks
• Packet Network: EPC• Data plane: PGW & SGW• Control plane: MME & HSS• In core network
• Access Network: LTE (E-UTRAN)• Up to 20 MHz bandwidth (=> 100 Mbps)• OFDM signaling
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What comes next 1C-RAN
Baseband unit (BBU)• Binary data to BB samples
• QAM mapping• IFFT• Coding
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BBU EPCRU
eNodeB (SoA)
Radio unit (RU)• BB samples to RF signal
• Digital/analog conversion• Mixing to RF• AFE
CPRI
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BBU hotel@ Data center
BBU
What comes next 1C-RANTo utilize recourses better split BBU and RU in network• Use CPRI to transmit BB samples between BBU and RRU
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BBU EPCRRU
RRU
RRU = Remote Radio Unit
Problem: Data rate expansion in transmission of radio samples approximately a factor 10.Need compression
backhaulfronthaul
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What comes next 2Small cells
• Small cells work in • Short distance (low power)• High data rate (few users)
• In public places, offices, shopping malls, etc
• Even plans for small cells in homes • Instead of, or combined with, WiFi?
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EPC
Internet
Problems• How to backhaul/fronthaul• How can they be part of
coordination?• In-door / in-home solutions
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What comes next 3Converged network• Users becomes more mobile
• When price and rate differences diminish most users don’t care about choice of connection
• Convergence:• One network, many access technologies• Flexible network• One Authentication (and pricing)• Seamless handover between networks, e.g. LTE-WiFi• Dual connections and traffic off-loading• All units everywhere
• Problem: • Partly new network structure (e.g. where is the IP edge?)
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What comes next 3Converged network
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Fixed or mobile network (separated, SoA)
Fixed and mobile network (converged network)
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Massive MIMO
• High capacity• Pinpoint users or
equipment• Efficient signalling
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Tx
Rx
X
Y1
Rx Y2
Rx Yn
MIMO: Multiple-in Multiple-out antennas
Problems:• Synchronisation• Backhaul/fronthaul
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What comes next 45G• Roughly a factor of 10 in performance
• 10 times faster, bandwidth, Data rate, etc• 10 times battery life (for low power devices, IoT, 10 years)• 1000 times traffic volume• Small cells everywhere
• Everything is connected• IoT, M2M, Car2Car
• New services• Cloud computing, VR, AR, Tactile Internet, Self driving cars, Skynet, …
• Expected to launch tests latest 2020• Problems:
• Backhaul/fronthaul, RAN sync, Energy efficiency, latency, stability, handover between networks, etc
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