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ZTE Future Proof CDMA2000 ALL IP EV-DO Solution Fei Xiong Director Global Business Development ZTE USA San Diego, CA

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ZTE Future Proof

CDMA2000 ALL IP EV-DO Solution

Fei XiongDirector

Global Business DevelopmentZTE USA

San Diego, CA

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ZTE CDMA2000 products have been successfully applied in 60 countries and served more than 100 operators. Their wireless capacity totals 30 million lines and their base stations total over 30 thousand.

ZTE CDMA2000 products have been successfully applied in 60 countries and served more than 100 operators. Their wireless capacity totals 30 million lines and their base stations total over 30 thousand.

Global Presence of ZTE CDMA2000

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Global Broadband Access Growth Trend

Volume of the global wireless data service is growing rapidly, the quantity of wireless data users is expected to exceed the quantity of fixed data users for the first time in 2007, and also, the ARPU of wireless data user grows constantly.

Which technology should capture the lion share of the broadband access growth?

Volume of the global wireless data service is growing rapidly, the quantity of wireless data users is expected to exceed the quantity of fixed data users for the first time in 2007, and also, the ARPU of wireless data user grows constantly.

Which technology should capture the lion share of the broadband access growth?

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Broadband Access Technologies

Mobility Product Availability

Speed

WiMax

WiFi

3G

DSL/Cable

Service Availability

Range

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Main Drivers for 3G as a Mainstream Broadband Access Technology

People desire mobility (access info anytime, anywhere)In emerging countries, where wireline infrastructure may not be in place, deploying 3G is more economical than laying wires/fibers3G services have better coverage than other technologiesMore people have mobile phones than fixed telephone lines; people are increasingly accessing internet via mobile devices

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Magic Weapon for Data Service Competition in 3G Era - EV-DO

Standard version of EV-DO Rev.0 formed in 2000.10 and perfected constantly; standard version of EV-DO Rev.A released in 2004.3;

Standard version of EVStandard version of EV--DO Rev.0 formed in 2000.10 and DO Rev.0 formed in 2000.10 and perfected constantly; standard version of EVperfected constantly; standard version of EV--DO Rev.A released DO Rev.A released in 2004.3; in 2004.3;

EV-DO is smooth evolution based on 1X, and EV-DO Rev. A is smooth evolution based on EV-DO Rev.0 technology, not affecting the original network

EVEV--DO is smooth evolution based on 1X, and EVDO is smooth evolution based on 1X, and EV--DO Rev. A is DO Rev. A is smooth evolution based on EVsmooth evolution based on EV--DO Rev.0 technology, not affecting the DO Rev.0 technology, not affecting the original networkoriginal network

Highest downlink rate of EVHighest downlink rate of EV--DO Rev. A: DO Rev. A: 3.13.1MbpsMbpsUplink rate: 1.8MbpsUplink rate: 1.8Mbps

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Evolution History of EV-DOEV-DO Rev.0 is designed as a “Wide-Area Mobile Wireless Ethernet”

Optimized support for downlink intensive (asymmetric), delay-tolerant applications such as Web browsing, File Transfer, WAP, IM etc. But can not support such applications with delay-sensitive applications with symmetric data rates as VoIP, Video Telephony etc.

1xEV-DO Revision A Further improves spectral efficiency and peak rate of forward/reverse link. On the other hand, lots of mechanisms are designed to strengthen support for real-time service by the system. By introducing more refined rate grade division, more efficient resource allocation algorithm, shorter end-to-end delay and QoS differentiation of multiple flows, 1xEV-DO RevA can effectively support QoS requirements of various applications.

Some upper-layer features of 1xEV-DO Rev A can run on the DO Rev. 0 hardware, such as BCMCS and QoS differentiation, and they form enhanced DO.

1xEV-DO Rel. 0

1xEV-DO Enhanced

1xEV-DO Rev.A

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EV-DO: Unceasingly-Evolving IP WANThe EV-DO evolves forward in three directions, that is, better spectralefficiency (bits/Hz), stronger service feature (Low latency service, Multicast), and higher peak rate.

The DO evolves from Rev.0 to Rev.A and from Rev.A to Rev.B in a smooth manner. The new standard is compatible with the former standard. All system bands take 1.25 MHz as the basic unit, facilitating the smooth transition of operators.

Designed for wider frequency blocks (up to 20MHz) with higher peak rates and higher spectral efficiency

Highly optimized QoS for VoIP and other low delay apps, designed for more symmetric IP traffic.

Designed for asymmetric IP traffic and Best Effort applications, such as FTP, Web browsing.

DO revision BDO Revision ADO Revision 0

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In 3Q 2006, deliver a CSM6800-based EV-DO Rev. A commercial system with following functions:

Support the forward peak rate 3.1Mbps and reverse peak rate 1.8Mbps.

Support the IWS (Inter Working Solution) and improve the interoperability between 2G and 3G systems.

Support the Gold BCMCS (Broadcast & Multicast Service). One sector carrier can provide the broadcast multicast bandwidth of 400Kbps.

Development Plan of ZTE CDMA2000

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In 1Q 2007, launch the CSM6800-based EV-DO Rev. A system with full functions. Based on the 3Q 2006 version, add the following functions:

Support the full QoS management, including the Inter-User and Intra-User QoS management.

Support the Platinum BCMCS. One sector carrier can provide the broadcast multicast bandwidth of 1.2Mbps.

Support the VoIP service.

Support the VT service.

In addition, ZTE closely follows the 3GPP2 evolution path. After the 1xEV-DO Rev. B version is mature, the EV-DO Rev. B system is estimated to come out in 2Q 2007.

Thanks to multi-carrier modulation technology, it can provide the super high-speed packet data service with forward 73.5Mbps and reverse 27Mbps.

Future Development Plan of ZTE CDMA2000

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CapacityMaximum traffic processing capacity: 50, 000Erl

Maximum carrier-sector supported: 15,360

Maximum data throughput: 6Gbps

Maximum active packet data subscribers supported: 120, 000

Dimensions2000mm x 600mm x 800 mm (H×W×D)

WeightThe weight of a single rack in full configuration is 310kg

Performance Parameters of the ZXC10 BSCB

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Series of Full-Band Indoor Macro Base Station Products

BTSB I1Dimensions: 1600mm x700mm x800mm Capacity: A single rack supports up to 8 carriers + 3 sectors, or 4 carriers + 6 sectors Supports embedded SDHSupports embedded primary power supply

BTS AEDimensions: 1800mm x700mm x600mmCapacity: Supports 6 carrier sectors, 12 carrier sectors at mostSupports embedded SDH

CBTSDimensions: 800mm x700mm x800mm Capacity: A single-rack baseband supports 24 carrier sectors and a local RF supports 12 carrier sectorsSupports embedded SDHSupports embedded primary power supply

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3GPP2 All-IP Migration3GPP2 ‘s four-phase migration, firstly signaling, then bearer, then IMS

WiFi, Wimax: Pure IP (IP switch and IP interface)

有网现 络

接入网向全IP演进

核心网引入全IP “ 域传统 "

核心网引入全IP “ 多媒体域"

Legacy CN + RAN

Legacy CN + RAN withIP Signaling transport

Optional IP transportin CN and RAN

All IP CN & RAN with IMS

Legacy Network architecture (selfdefined standard or ATM)

IP Signaling transport

IP transport in CN andRAN

IP transport in CN, RANand over the air

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CDMA2000 All-IP Network

ZXC10 MGW

ZXC10 MSCe

ZXC10 MGW

ZXC10 MGW

PSTN

LE LE

LE

Router

RouterRouter

SIP Application Server

ZXC10 MSCe

ZXC10 MGW

Signaling over TDM

Bearer over IP

Bearer over TDM

Signaling over IP

IP Backbone Network

IP Network

IP Network

All-IP: BTS-BSC-MGW ---- MGW-BSC-BTS/MS-MS Local or toll call/TrFO

Partial IP: BTS-BSC-MGW --- MGW-PSTN/MS-PSTN Toll call/RTO

Partial IP: BTS-BSC-MGW-PSTN/MS-PSTN local call/RTO

IP Network

ZXC10 BSS

ZXC10 BSS

ZXC10 BSS

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Key Technologies of All-IP Network

MGW and BSC support IP: IP transport between MGW and MGW, MGW and BSC

IOS 5.0-based Ap interfaceTrFO/RTO supportedVocoder is moved from BSC to MGW

MGW supports standard CDMA codecs EVRC, 8K/13K QCELP, G.711 shall be supported for inter-working with other vendor’s MGWMGW to MGW shall adopt EVRC, 8K/13K QCELP to save bandwidth and improve QoSG.711 is only used for inter-working with PSTN/PLMN (local call or terminated toll call to PSTN)

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Benefits (1): TrFO and RTO

ZXC10 BSCZXC10 BSC

ZXC10 MSCeZXC10 MSCeZXC10 MSCe

IP Network

ZXC10 BSCZXC10 BSC

ZXC10 MSCeZXC10 MSCeZXC10 MSCe

SIP-TSIPSIP--TT

BTSPSTN

TrFO

RTO

ZXC10 MGWZXC10 MGWZXC10 MGW ZXC10 MGWZXC10 MGWZXC10 MGW

H.248H.248H.248 H.248H.248H.248A1pA1pA1p A1pA1pA1p

A2pA2pA2p A2pA2pA2p

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Benefits: MS-MS/Toll & Local, TrFO

ZXC10 MGW

ZXC10 MSCe

ZXC10 MGW

IP Backbone Network

ZXC10 MGW

PSTN

LE LE

LE

Router

RouterRouter

SIP Application Server

ZXC10 MSCe

ZXC10 MGW

Signaling over TDM

Bearer over IP

Bearer over TDM

Signaling over IP

No Transcoder is needed in the bearer path (30%-40% vocoders will be saved)

Improved voice quality (Highest MOS, least latency)

Save 85.4% bandwidth compared to G.711/IP, better QoS for toll call.

IP Network

IP Network12Kbps/

TrFO

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Benefits: TrFO

TrFO (Transcoder Free Operation) is a mechanism for configuring a call so that no transcoders are needed in the network.

TrFO achieves bandwidth efficiencies in the bearer stream and reduces round trip delays introduced by unnecessary transcoding.

Also, TrFO may increase voice quality.

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Benefits: RTO

RTO (Remote Transcoder Operation) is a mechanism for configuring a call so that only one transcoder resource is needed in the network.

RTO is just a special case of TrFO.

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Benefits: MS-PSTN/Toll Call, RTO

ZXC10 MGW

ZXC10 MSCe

ZXC10 MGW

IP Backbone Network

ZXC10 MGW

PSTN

LE LE

LE

Router

RouterRouter

SIP Application Server

ZXC10 MSCe

ZXC10 MGW

Signaling over TDM

Bearer over IP

Bearer over TDM

Signaling over IP

IP Network

IP Network

Only one Transcoder is needed in the bearer path (terminating MGW)

Improved voice quality (Higher MOS, less latency)

Save 85.4% bandwidth compared to G.711/IP, better QoS for toll call.

RTOEVRC to TDM/64k

12Kbps

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Benefits (2): Bandwidth Efficiency, IP Backhaul Dynamics

TDM switch or softswitch using TDM interfaces adopts a 64Kbps circuit for each voice call.

For All-IP, we can use EVRC for voice, the rate of EVRC is only 8Kbps. EVRC is a multi-rate voice codec that supports variable rate transmission of speech based on voice activity.

The highest rate of EVRC is called Full Rate. The vocoder also produces signals at Half Rate signal and an Eighth Rate signal depending on speech characteristics.

Multiple frames can be carried by one IP packet, so the overhead will be shared by multiple frames, further improve the bandwidth efficiency.

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------Common Platform for Next Generation Mobile Switch EquipmentCommon Platform for Next Generation Mobile Switch Equipment

CDMA2000 products based on unified AllCDMA2000 products based on unified All--IP hardware design & IP hardware design & development, including CDMA2000 CN and BSC, provide abundant development, including CDMA2000 CN and BSC, provide abundant 3G services for commercialized networks worldwide;3G services for commercialized networks worldwide;

Same platform for WCDMA, TDSame platform for WCDMA, TD--SDMA, NGN etc. of ZTESDMA, NGN etc. of ZTE

MSCeMSCe MGWMGW PDSNPDSN AAAAAA HLReHLRe BSCBSC

ZTE CDMA2000ZTE CDMA2000AllAll--IP serial ProductsIP serial Products

Advanced All-IP Hardware Architecture

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Benefits Summary ofCDMA2000 All-IP Network

Benefits of All-IPIP transport between NEs:

Flexible network deployment, and flexible transmission selection; Flat networking using IP routers and no need to deploy Tandem MGW in IP network. Cost savings for transmission bandwidth between MGW and BSC, (Save up to 80.5% bandwidth compared with TDM)Cost savings for transmission bandwidth between MGW and MGW for local and toll call (save up to 85.4% compared with G.711 over IP)Toll call via IP network not TDM network, less cost for toll call means more revenue and competitive edge

TrFO/RTOCost savings for vocoders (up to 30%-40% or even more)Improved voice quality (less round trip delay, higher MOS)

Smooth migration to All-IP network and IMS, no need to consider hardware replacement in the futureBCMCS support (multi-cast and broadcast is a unique feature of IP network)

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EVEV--DO Network in PhilippineDO Network in PhilippineMulti-Media Telephony Inc. (BroadBand), 150k,

1.9GHz, 83 BTSs

Wireless Broadband

Covered Makati CBD of Manila

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125k lines, 450MHz, 55 BTSs, Professional PTT (GoTa) and CDMA20001x EV-DO high speed data service

EVEV--DO DO inin NorwayNorway

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EV-DO in VietnamVT Telecom, 360k 1X sub., 50k EV-DO sub., 450MHz,

230 BTSs with 46 EV-DO BTSs

1X voice & data, Gota, Wireless Broadband

Covered southern 14 provinces including Ho chi minh,

capital city of Vietnam.

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Operator: Sri Lanka Telecom Limited (SLT). It is formerly the Telecom Ministry owned by the government. It is the only operator in Sri Lanka that possesses fixed telephone service, data service and mobile service, and has become the largest listed company in Sri Lanka.

Network dimensioning:

In Colombo, 1 set of MSCe and 1 set of MGW are configured to support 107.9K subscribers (0.076Erl/Sub).

In Anuradhapura, 1 set of MSCe and 1 set of MGW are configured to support 42.1K subscribers (0.076Erl/Sub).

Application of ZTE CDMA2000 All-IP in Sri Lanka SLT

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Application of ZTE CDMA2000 All-IP in Indonesia Indosat

Operator: Indosat, the second largest state-owned telecom operator.Network dimensioning (HLRe 1,033KSub and MGW 860KSub in Phase 1 project):

In Semarang, 1 set of MSCe and 1 set of HLRe are configured to support 266K and 320K respectively. In Semarang/Solo/Yogykarta, MGWs are configured. Their capacity is 116K/65K/85K (0.03Erl/Sub).In Pekan Baru, 1 set of MSCe and 1 set of HLRe are configured to support 325K and 390K respectively. In Pekan Baru/Batam/Padang/Palembang/Bandar Lampung, MGWs are configured. Their capacity is 65K/110K/50K/50K/50K (0.03Erl/Sub).In Balikpapan, 1 set of MSCe and 1 set of HLRe are configured to support 269K and 322K respectively. In Balikpapan/Denpasar/Banjarmasin/Pontianak, MGWs are configured. Their capacity is 75K/94K/50K/50K (0.03Erl/Sub).

Network dimensioning: Up to HLRe 1,864KSub and MGW 1,553KSub in Phase 2 project; up to HLRe 2,845KSub and MGW 2,371K in Phase 3 project.

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Operator: BangladeshOnetel is a rising private fixed network operator. Network dimensioning: HLRe, MSCe, and IN are deployed in Dacca, the capital of Bengal. Their capacity totals 130K (0.05erl/sub).

Application of ZTE CDMA2000 All-IP in Bangladesh Onetel