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    LTE R iLTE R i

    Physical LayerPhysical Layer

    Tetsushi Abe NTT DOCOMO

    Vice-Chairman 3GPP TSG RAN WG1

    3GPP Workshop 2 June, 2010, Chennai 1

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    Introduction

    UplinkAspectsforLTERelease8

    n ancements or vance e ease an beyond)

    3GPP Workshop 2 June, 2010, Chennai 2

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    Releasesof3GPPspecifications

    1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

    Release 99 W-CDMA

    Release 4 1.28Mcps TDD

    Release 6

    ,

    HSUPA, MBMS, IMS+

    Release 7 HSPA+ (MIMO, HOM etc.)

    ITU-R M.1457Release 8 LTE, SAEIMT-2000 Recommendations

    Release 9Small LTE/SAEenhancements

    Unser process

    3GPP Workshop 2 June, 2010, Chennai 3LTE-AdvancedRelease 10

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    TS36.201EUTRAPhysicallayer:Generaldescription.TS36.211EUTRAPhysicalchannelsandmodulation.

    TS36.212EUTRAMultiplexingandchannelcoding.

    TS36.213EUTRAPhysicallayerprocedures.TS36.214EUTRAPhysicallayer Measurements

    Thelatestversionofthespecificationscanbedownloaded

    from:

    http: www.3gpp.org ftp Specs

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    AccessScheme DL OFDMA

    UL SCFDMA

    Bandwidth 1.4,3,

    5,

    10,

    15,

    20

    MHz

    MinimumTTI 1ms

    Cyclicprefixlength Short 4.7s.

    Modulation QPSK,16QAM,64QAM

    Upto4layersforDLperUE

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    suppor e or an

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    One downlink slot, Tslot

    Basicunitofresourceisthe

    Physical

    Resource

    Block

    12subcarriersx0.5msiersiers

    domain)

    rriers

    rriers

    Resource element

    N

    BW

    subc

    ar

    RB

    N

    BW

    subc

    ar

    RB

    resourceelement(RE)

    S atial domain measured

    subc

    N

    BW

    DL

    subc

    N

    BW

    DL

    N

    BW

    DL

    sourceblock,

    sourceblock,

    inlayers Oner

    Oner

    3GPP Workshop 2 June, 2010, Chennai 6OFDM symbolsDLsymbN OFDM symbolsDLsymbN

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    ,

    SupportsbothFDDandTDD(twoRITswithinoneSRIT)

    FDD

    TDD

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    Introduction

    UplinkAspectsforLTERelease8

    En ancements orLTEA vance Re ease10an beyond)

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    Cellac uisitionsi nallin

    Synchronisationsignalsinsubframes0and5ofeach10msradioframe

    UsedininitialcellsearchP ysica roa castc anne PBCH insu rame0o eac ra io rame

    CarriestheMasterInformationBlock(MIB)

    Includesindicationofsystembandwidth o us es gn orce w ecoverage:

    Lowrate,QPSK,robustchannelcoding(1/3ratetailbitingconvolutionalcodewithrepetition),40msTTI

    40ms TTI of BCH

    1 coded MIB

    sd

    6RB

    3GPP Workshop 2 June, 2010, Chennai 9one 10 ms radio frame

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    InRel8,cellspecificRSareprovidedfor1,2or4antenna

    Patterndesignedforeffectivechannelestimation

    S arsediamond atternsu ortsfre uenc selectivechannelsandhi hmobilitywithlowoverhead

    Upto6cellspecificfrequencyshiftsareconfigurable

    ower oos ngmay eapp e on e suse or

    QPSKsequencewithlowPAPR

    Antenna ort 0 Antenna ort 2Antenna ort 1 Antenna ort 3

    R3

    RR

    R0

    R

    R0 R1

    R

    R1

    R R

    R2

    requency

    R3

    R3R0

    0

    R0

    R0

    0

    R0 R1

    R1

    1

    R1

    R1

    1

    R2

    R2

    f

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    time

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    5R 5R

    InRel8:

    UE

    specific

    (precoded)

    RS

    may

    be

    provided

    in

    5R

    5R

    5R

    5R

    5R

    5R

    5R

    5R

    5R

    5R

    UEspecificRSextendedtoduallayertransmission

    CDMbetweenRS

    0=l 0=l 6=l6=l

    7R7R7R7R 8R 8R8R 8R

    ofthetwolayers

    7R7R7R7R 8R 8R8R 8R

    7R

    7R

    7R

    7R

    8R

    8R

    8R

    8R

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    Flexiblecontroldesigntoavoidunnecessaryoverhead

    narrowbandwidths)

    Control

    region

    size

    (CFI:

    control

    channel

    format

    indicator)

    is

    d namicall variable

    Downlink control channel re ion

    DatatransmissiononPhysicalDownlinkSharedChannel(PDSCH)

    TimeCFI=1CFI=3 CFI=2

    PDSCH PDSCH PDSCH

    Frequency

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    Subframe

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    thecontrolregionsize(CFI)

    LocatedinfirstOFDMsymbolofeachsubframe

    PCFICHisdesignedtoberobust

    16QPSKsymbolstransmittedwithfullfrequencydiversity

    PhysicalDownlinkControlChannel(PDCCH)carriesDownlinkControlInformation(DCI)messages:

    own in resourceassignments

    uplinkresourcegrants

    PhysicalHybridARQIndicatorChannel(PHICH)carries

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    ,

    broadcastsysteminformation,

    pagingmessages

    One subframe = 1 ms

    12 subcarriers

    Transmissionresourcesare

    assigneddynamicallybyPDCCH

    Localised(suitableforfrequencydomainscheduling)

    (localised)

    or

    distributed(suitableforData for UE2:

    (distributed)

    diversity)Data for UE3:

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    ,

    modesforPDSCHreception:

    Mode 1: Sin le antenna ort ort 0

    Mode2:Transmitdiversity

    Mode3:LargedelayCDD

    Mode4:

    Closed

    loop

    spatial

    multiplexing

    Mode5:MUMIMO

    o e : ose oopspa a mu p ex ng,s ng e ayer

    Mode7:Singleantennaport,UEspecificRS(port5)

    Mode8 newinRel9 :Sin leordualla ertransmissionwithUEspecificRS(ports7and/or8)

    (ineachcase,transmitdiversityisalsoavailableasafallback)

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    Introduction

    DownlinkAspectsforLTERelease8

    UplinkAspectsforLTERelease8

    En ancements

    or

    LTE

    A vance

    Re ease

    10

    an

    beyond)

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    Sameparameterisationasdownlink

    DFTprecodingtoensurelowPAPR/cubicmetric

    equalisationateNodeB

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    One subframe = 1 ms

    SamestructureofPRBsinfrequency

    domainasdownlink

    on guous a oca on o eep

    singlecarrierproperty

    12 sub-carriers

    hoppingtoincreasefrequency

    diversit

    NumberofallocatedPRBsfora

    givenuserinagivensubframeisinmultiplesof2,3and5forlow

    complexityDFTimplementation

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    DemodulationRS(DMRS)

    SoundingRS(SRS)

    Su orts:

    ULfrequencydomainscheduling Channelsoundingfordownlinktransmissions,especiallyforTDD

    oca e n as sym o o asu rame

    Canbeconfiguredbynetwork

    provideadditionalsupportformultipleuserstransmittingSRSinthe

    samebandwidth

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    DatatransmissionsonPhysicalUplinkSharedChannel(PUSCH)

    Minimisesoutofbandemissionsfromwidebandwidthdatatransmissions

    1transportblockperTTI

    0=m1=m1ULRBPRB = Nn

    Samechannelcoding/ratematchingasPDSCH

    ModulationQPSK,16QAM,64QAM

    2=m3=m ,

    controlsignallingismultiplexedwithdatatomaintainsinglecarrier

    PUSCHWhennoPUSCH,controlsignalling

    isonPhysicalUplinkControlChannel

    PUCCH

    0=m 1=m

    2=m 3=m

    0PRB =n

    PUCCH

    Usuallyatedgesofsystembandwidth

    PUCCHho sfromonesideofthecarrierto

    3GPP Workshop 2 June, 2010, Chennai 20One subframe

    theothertomaximisefrequencydiversity

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    ACK/NACKforPDSCHtransmissions

    SchedulingRequest(SR)ChannelQualityInformationfeedbackcanbe

    eriodic on PUCCH or a eriodic on PUSCH

    CQI indicatesanindexofaModulation/CodingScheme(MCS)thatcouldbereceivedonPDSCHwithBLER 0.1

    PMI indicatespreferredprecodingmatrixforPDSCH

    RI indicatesnumberofusefultransmissionla ersforPDSCH

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    RACHprocedurebeginswithapreamble(PRACH)

    PRACHresourcesassignedbyeNBwithinPUSCHregion

    PRACHpreamblefitsinto6PRBs Sufficientfortimingestimation

    Invariantwithbandwidthforlowcom lexit

    PUSCH

    ZadoffChusequence Excellentcorrelationproperties

    PRACH

    cyclicshifts

    Flatfrequencyspectrum

    differentcyclicshifts,thenbydifferentrootsequences

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    Uplinktransmissionorthogonalitybetweenusersis

    maintainedbytimingadvance

    SetinitiallyduringRandomAccessProcedureUpdatedasnecessarysubsequently

    Supportsatleast100kmcellrange

    Greaterrangesareuptotheimplementation

    Uplink radio frame #i

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    NTATS time units

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    ontro sup n powerspectra ens ty

    Totaluplinktransmitpowerscaleslinearlywithtransmittedbandwidth

    loss

    Allowstradeoffbetweenintracellfairnessandintercellinterference

    MCS

    specific

    offsets

    may

    be

    appliedClosedlooppowercontrolcommandscanfinetunethepower

    se ng

    CarriedonPDCCH

    IndividualcommandsinULresourcegrants GroupcommandsforgroupsofUEs

    SeparatepowercontrolforPUCCHandPUSCH

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    Rel8/9supports:

    Switchedantennadiversity ClosedloopantennaswitchingsupportedbyCRCmaskingon

    PBCH

    DifferentcyclicshiftsofDMRScanbeallocatedtodifferentUEs

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    Introduction

    DownlinkAspectsforLTERelease8UplinkAspectsforLTERelease8

    (Release10andbeyond)

    Note that discussion on Rel-10 features described in the followin slides are still on oin at 3GPP

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    and the specifications are not yet finalized.

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    SystemPerformanceRequirementsfor

    LTEAdvanced

    ea atarate

    1Gbpsdataratewillbeachievedby4by4MIMOandtransmission

    bandwidthwiderthanapproximately70MHz

    Peakspectrumefficiency

    DL:Rel.8LTEsatisfiesIMTAdvancedrequirement

    UL:NeedtodoublefromRelease8tosatisfyIMTAdvanced

    requirement

    Rel. 8 LTE LTE-Advanced IMT-Advanced

    Peak data rateDL 300 Mbps 1 Gbps

    1 Gbps(*)UL 75 Mbps 500 Mbps

    Peak spectrum efficiency DL 15 30 15ps/ z

    UL 3.75 15 6.75

    *100 Mbps for high mobility and 1 Gbps for low mobility is one of the key features as written inCircular Letter (CL)

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    SystemPerformanceRequirementsfor

    LTEAdvanced(contd)

    Capacityandcelledgeuserthroughput TargetforLTEAdvancedwassetconsideringgainof1.4to1.6fromRelease8LTE

    performance

    Ant. Config. Rel. 8 LTE*1 LTE-Advanced*2 IMT-Advanced*3

    Capacity[bps/Hz/cell]

    DL 2-by-2 1.69 2.4

    - -

    4-by-4 2.67 3.7 UL 1-by-2 0.74 1.2

    - -

    x1.4-1.6

    Celledgeuser

    throughput

    [bps/Hz/cell/use

    DL 2by2 0.05 0.07

    4by2 0.06 0.09 0.06

    . .

    r] 4by4 0.08 0.12

    UL 1by2 0.024 0.04

    2by4 0.07 0.03

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    *1 See TR25.912(Case 1 scenario) *2 See TR36.913(Case 1 scenario)*3 See ITU-R M.2135(Base Coverage Urban scenario)

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    TargetdeploymentscenariosforLTEAdvancedcoverbothhomogeneous

    andheterogeneousnetworks.

    High-power node

    Low-power node

    Homogeneous network deployment Heterogeneous network network

    Evaluationmodelsforeachdeploymentscenarioin3GPPisshownin

    TR36.814ver.9.0.0(Annextherein)

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    CarrieraggregationforLTE

    Enhanced

    multi

    antenna

    downlink

    transmission

    for

    LTEUplinkmultipleantennatransmissionforLTE

    RelaysforLTE

    Enhanced

    ICIC

    for

    non

    CA

    (carrier

    aggregation)

    based

    deploymentofheterogeneousnetworks

    NetworkpositioningsupportforLTE

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    CarrierAggregation(CA)

    WiderbandwidthtransmissionusingcarrieraggregationforbothDLandUL

    Entires stembandwidthu to,e. .,100MHz,com risesmulti lebasicfre uenc blockscalledcomponentcarriers(CCs)

    Satisfyrequirementsforpeakdatarate

    EachCCcanbeconfi uredinabackwardcom atiblewa withRel8LTE

    MaintainbackwardcompatibilitywithRel8LTE

    Carrieraggregationsupportsbothcontiguousandnoncontiguousspectrum,andasymmetricbandwidthforFDD

    Achieveflexiblespectrumusage

    System bandwidth, CC, e.g., 20 MHz

    Frequency

    . .,

    Examples of

    UE ca abilities 100-MHz case

    40-MHz case

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    -(Rel. 8 LTE)

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    DownlinkMultipleAccessScheme

    Downlink: OFDMA with component carrier (CC) based structure

    r or y g ven o reus ng e . spec ca on or ow-cos an as eve opmen

    Transport Transport Transport Transportblock block block block

    withinoneCC

    Paralleltypetransmissionover

    coding

    HARQ

    coding

    HARQ

    coding

    HARQ

    coding

    HARQ

    mu p e s

    Mod. Mod. Mod. Mod.GoodaffinitytoRel.8LTE

    specifications

    app ng app ng app ng app ng

    CC

    PDCCHinoneCCcanschedulePDSCHinanotherCC

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    Uplink: N-times DFT-Spread OFDM

    -

    Satisfy requirements for peak data rate while maintaining backward

    compatibility- .

    Will also support non-contiguous resource allocation

    Enhanced flexibility and efficiency of resource allocation

    Simultaneous PUCCH and PUSCH transmission will be supported.Independent power control will be provided per CC

    - -

    CC CCPUCCH region

    Freq.Parallel Rel. 8 LTE

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    EnhancedDownlinkMultiantenna

    Extensionupto8layertransmission

    Increasedfrom4la ersinRel8 9

    Satisfytherequirementforpeakspectrumefficiency,

    i.e.,30bps/Hz

    Additionalreferencesi nals RS s ecified:

    Max. 8 streams

    ChannelstateinformationRS(CSIRS)

    Fordownlinkchannelsounding

    Sparse,lowoverhead(configurable)

    Density:1resourceelement(RE)perantennaportperPRB

    UEspecificdemodulationRS(DMRS)

    ,

    precoding,

    applied 18layer transmission, and enhanced

    , DM RS pattern for higher numbers of layers is

    extended from 2layer format for transmission

    mode 8 in Rel9

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    DMRS pattern

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    EnhancedDownlinkMultiantenna

    ransm ss on

    on

    n ance u user

    CSIfeedback

    Maximumspatial4layers

    Maximum2layersperuserEnhancedMU-MIMO

    CSIfeedbackenhancementusingtwomatrix(W1,W2)feedbackframeworkisnowbeingstudied

    W1targetswideband/longtermchannelproperties

    W2targetsfrequencyselective/shorttermtimechannelproperties

    .

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    EnhancedUplinkMultiantenna

    Transmission-

    Orthogonal resource transmit diversity is supported for PUCCH format 1 (Schedulingrequest) 1a/1b (HARQ-Ack) when UE has two Tx antennas

    antenna ports, on two separate orthogonal resources.

    - -

    spectrum efficiency, i.e., 15 bps/Hz Closed-loop codebook based precoding supported

    SU-MIMO up to 4 streams

    Max. 4 streams

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    RelayingforLTE

    RelaydesigntargetforRel10iscoverageextension

    Supportscelldeploymentsinareaswherewiredbackhaulisnotavailableorveryexpensive

    Type1relay

    Inbandrelaying:samecarrierfrequencyforbackhaulandaccesslinks

    Relaynode(RN)createsaseparatecelldistinctfromthedonorcell

    UEreceives/transmitscontrolsignalsforschedulingandHARQfrom/toRN

    RNa earsasaRel8LTEeNBtoRel8LTEUEs

    Type

    1a

    relay Outbandrelaying:differentcarrierfrequencyforbackhaulfromaccesslink

    Relay node (RN)Macro (eNB)

    UE

    Backhaul link Access link

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    LTEAdvancedisaveryflexibleandadvancedsystem

    BuiltontheestablishedcapabilitiesoftheLTERel8andRel9physicallayer

    Furtherenhancementstoexploitspectrumavailabilityan a vance mu t antennatec n ques

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    CoMP reception scheme in uplink

    ys ca up n s are c anne s rece ve a mu p e ce s Scheduling is coordinated among the cells

    Improve especially cell-edge user throughput Note that CoMP reception in uplink is an implementation matter and

    does not require any change to radio interface

    Receiver signal processing atcentral eNB (e.g., MRC, MMSEC)

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    LTERelease8UserEquipment

    Categories

    Category 1 2 3 4 5

    Peakrate

    Mbps

    DL 10 50 100 150 300

    UL 5 25 50 50 75

    Capabilityforphysicalfunctionalities

    RFbandwidth 20MHz

    Modulation DL QPSK,16QAM,64QAM

    UL QPSK,16QAM QPSK,

    16QAM,

    Multiantenna

    2

    Rx

    diversity Assumed

    in

    performance

    requirements.2x2MIMO Not

    supported

    Mandatory

    4x4MIMO Notsu orted Mandator

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    Mode2:

    SFBCfor2antennaports

    SFBC/FSTDfor4antennaports

    LargedelayCDD increasesfrequencyselectivity

    Allowsopenloopspatialmultiplexing

    Uptorank2withoutclosedloopprecodingfeedbackfromUE

    Mode4:

    Preco ingusingspeci ie co e oo ort ere evantnum ero antennaports

    Supports

    up

    to

    4

    layers Max2codewordstolimitsignallingoverhead

    ClosedloopprecodingfeedbackfromUE

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    DetailsofPDSCHtransmissionmodes(2)

    Mode5:

    BasedonsameprecodingcodebooksandfeedbackasMode4

    PDCCHindicates

    power

    offset

    for

    PDSCH

    Mode6:

    Basedonmode4butforsinglelayeronly

    o e :

    UEspecificRS SuitableforUEspecificbeamforming,e.g.basedonangleofarrival

    (noclosedloopprecodingfeedbackfromUE)

    Mode8:

    ua ayer spec c

    Closedloopprecodingfeedbackmayormaynotbeused

    SupportsduallayerSUMIMOandsinglelayerMUMIMO

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    SupportsSingleFrequency

    Networkoperationforhigh

    R4

    R4

    4

    R4

    subframes

    Ph sicalMulticastChannel PMCH R4

    4

    R4

    R4

    4

    isusedinsteadofPDSCH

    SpecialRSpatternwithhigherR4

    R4

    4

    R4

    supportslongerdelayspread

    frommulticelltransmission R4

    R4

    R4

    R4

    4

    even-numbered slots odd-numbered slots

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    Introduction

    DownlinkAspectsUplinkAspects

    SpecificsupportforhalfduplexFDD

    UEcategoriesinRel8

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    opera on

    Specialtimeslotfordownlinkuplinkswitching:

    DL UL

    DwPTS

    subframe #0

    SSS PSS

    subframe #2

    UpPTSRS/ControlData

    TDD

    operation

    is

    also

    supported

    by: AnincreasednumberofHARQprocesses

    ACK/NACKbundling/multiplexingconfigurationstoenablecontrolsi nallin tobetransmitted

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    Introduction

    DownlinkAspectsUplinkAspects

    SpecificsupportforhalfduplexFDD

    UEcategoriesinRel8

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    ,

    ForDLULswitchingtime,UEignoresendofDLsubframe

    canbeappliedtotheULtransmissions

    1 ms subframe

    UL-to-DL switch time created

    by timing advance

    DL-to-UL switch time created by the UE

    ignoring the last part of the DL subframe

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    Downlink:OFDMA

    Highspectralefficiency

    Intersymbolinterferencecontainedwithincyclicprefix

    Supportsflexiblebandwidthdeployment

    Facilitatesfrequencydomainscheduling

    WellsuitedtoadvancedMIMOtechniques

    Uplink:SCFDMA

    BasedonOFDMAwithDFTprecoding

    ommons ruc ureo ransm ss onresourcescompare o own n

    Cyclicprefixsupportsfrequencydomainequalization

    Low Cubic Metric for efficient transmitter desi n

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    Synchronisationsignalsandbroadcastchannel:

    Fixed

    bandwidth Centrallylocated

    Allowsstraightforwardbandwidthagnosticcellsearch

    Synchronisation signalsand physical broadcastchannel

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    requency

    PDSCH physical layer processing

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    PDSCHphysicallayerprocessing

    Each TTI,1or2transportblocksare110 ,...,, Aaaa

    Channelcodingisbasedon1/3rateturbo

    codewithtrellisterminationtoa roach

    110 ,...,, Bbbb

    Shannoncapacity

    Circularbufferratematching( )110 ,...,, rKrrr ccc

    ModulationQPSK,16QAM,64QAM

    Layermappingandprecodingforsupportof( ))(

    1

    )(1

    )(0 ,...,,

    i

    Dr

    i

    r

    i

    rr

    ddd

    ( )110 ,...,, rErrr eee

    110 ,...,, Gfff

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    Carrierindicatorfield(CIF)canbesemistaticallyconfiguredtoenable

    crosscarrierULandDLassignments

    DL/UL Data

    freq.CC2CC1

    Use PDCCH in CC1 toschedule PDSCH in CC2

    Possibleapplication iscontrolchannelintercellinterferencecoordination

    (ICIC)onheterogeneousnetworks

    Macrocell

    Pico/femto cell Macrolayer

    Freq.

    Pico/femtolayer

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    CC1

    Control channel design for relay

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    Controlchanneldesignforrelay

    RPDCCH isdesignedtodynamicallyorsemiersistentl assi nresourcesforthedownlinkbackhaul

    data(correspondingtotheRPDSCHandRPUSCH

    physical

    channel).

    DLgrantsarealwaystransmittedinthefirstslotofasubframe

    IfaDLgrantistransmittedinthefirstPRBofagivenPRBpair,t enan grantmay etransm tte nt esecon o t e

    PRBpair

    pair

    ULgrantsareonlytransmittedinthesecondslot Nodatatransmissioninthefirstslot

    Ongoingdiscussionsoninterleaving.

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    OnlyRank1issupportedforRPDCCHforagivenRN