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RAN Load Monitoring Equation 19 Restricted Relative HSDPA Power Load 4.2.6 Formula for TransmittedCarrierPower The average transmitted carrier power is calculated as: Equation 20 Average Transmitted Carrier Power where pmTransmittedCarrierPowerW n is transmitted carrier power at the reference point, measured as percentage of the maximum power in the n th interval of the PDF counter, s n is the corresponding number of samples and s tot is the total number of samples. P nom is the nominal RBS power (at the system reference point) [W]. 4.2.7 Formula for TransmittedNonHsPower The average transmitted non-HSDPA power is calculated as: Equation 21 Average Transmitted non-HSDPA Power where pmTransmittedCarrierPowerWNonHs n is transmitted non-HSDPA power at the reference point, measured as percentage of the maximum power in the n th interval of the PDF counter, s n is the corresponding number of samples and s tot is the total number of samples. P nom is the nominal RBS power (at the system reference point) [W]. 4.2.8 Formula for TransmittedHsPower The average transmitted HSDPA power is calculated as: Equation 22 Average Transmitted HSDPA Power where pmTransmittedCarrierPowerWHs n is transmitted HSDPA power at the reference point , measured as percentage of the maximum power in the n th interval of the PDF counter, s n is the corresponding number of samples and 14 336/1553- HSD 101 02 Uen G | 2013-01-25

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Equation 19 Restricted Relative HSDPA Power Load

4.2.6 Formula for TransmittedCarrierPower

The average transmitted carrier power is calculated as:

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Equation 20 Average Transmitted Carrier Power

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4.2.7 Formula for TransmittedNonHsPower

The average transmitted non-HSDPA power is calculated as:

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Equation 21 Average Transmitted non-HSDPA Power

where pmTransmittedCarrierPowerWNonHsn is transmitted non-HSDPApower at the reference point, measured as percentage of the maximum powerin the nth interval of the PDF counter, sn is the corresponding number ofsamples and stot is the total number of samples. Pnom is the nominal RBS power(at the system reference point) [W].

4.2.8 Formula for TransmittedHsPower

The average transmitted HSDPA power is calculated as:

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Equation 22 Average Transmitted HSDPA Power

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interval of the PDF counter, sn is the corresponding number of samples and

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stot is the total number of samples. Pnom is the nominal RBS power (at thesystem reference point) [W].

4.2.9 Formula for NominalPower

The nominal power is calculated as:

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Equation 23 Nominal Power

4.2.10 Formula for CPICHPower

The CPICH power is calculated as:

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Equation 24 CPICH Power

4.2.11 CCHPower

CCHPower is the power allocated to common control channels. It is calculatedas:

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Equation 25 CCH Power

4.2.12 ScalingFactorCCHPower

ScalingFactorCCHPower is a parameter for tuning the common controlchannel power for non-HSPA control channels. It can be configured byoperators, but has the following default value:

ScalingFactorCCHPower = 2

The parameter should be set per cell.

4.2.13 Z

Z is a parameter reflecting to what extent thermal noise contributes to the totalinterference. It can be configured by operators, but has the following defaultvalue:

Z = 2 [W]

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The parameter should be set per cell.

4.2.14 QDlAcceptableHSRate

QDlAcceptableHSRate is a parameter for tuning of the model. It can beconfigured by operators, but has the following default value:

Table 3 Default Values for QDlAcceptableHSRate

Acceptable rate QDlAcceptableHSRate

100 kbps 0.02

200 kbps 0.04

300 kbps 0.06

400 kbps 0.08

500 kbps 0.10

600 kbps 0.12

700 kbps 0.14

800 kbps 0.16

900 kbps 0.18

1000 kbps 0.20

1100 kbps 0.22

1200 kbps 0.24

1300 kbps 0.26

1400 kbps 0.28

1500 kbps 0.30

1600 kbps 0.32

1700 kbps 0.34

1800 kbps 0.36

1900 kbps 0.38

2000 kbps 0.40

4.2.15 backoffPower

backoffPower is a parameter for tuning of the model. It can be configuredby operators, but has the following default value:

backoffPower = 0.3

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