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Introduction to WiMAXBP Tiwari

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Presentation outline

Drivers of Mobile broadband Overview of WiMAX

–WiMAX technology–WiMAX Performance–WiMAX Evolution

WiMAX Ecosystem and DevicesWiMAX Commercial Deployments

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Global broadband divide

Source : ITU, 2009, http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/ict/papers/2009/Press%20briefing_Telecom09.pdf

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The rise of mobile broadband

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

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Mobile Broadband

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Drivers for Mobile WiMAX

Source: CISCO VNI

Bridging the digital divide

High wire line deployment cost

lack of competition in local loop

Need for nomadic broadband services

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WiMAX Standardization history

Release 1.0 Release 1.5

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WiMAX Release 1.0 Key Features

High spectral efficiency– OFDM in Downlink

– Robust against multipath interference– High affinity to advanced techniques

– MIMO ( MIMO + BF) – Advanced Scheduling– Frequency diversity gains

– OFDMA – User orthogonality in frequency domain – Multi-antenna application

Improved latency– Short setup time & Short transfer delay– Short HO latency and interruption time

Support of variable bandwidth– 5, 10 20 (optional, 1.5 Release) MHz

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WiMAX Release 1.0 Key Features cont. Adaptive modulation and coding (AMC) with higher order

modulation: QPSK, 16QAM, and 64QAM HARQ for coverage/capacity enhancement Advanced channel coding: CC, CTC2) Connection-based MAC for QoS management 5 QoS categories: UGS, rtPS, ertPS, nrtPS, and BE3) Dynamic resource allocation Power management: sleep mode and idle mode Handover: hard handover and optimized hard handover4) Multicast broadcast service (MBS) Simple Architecture

– BTS with profile C– Smaller number of RAN interfaces

– BTS ASN-GW ( control and data)

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Standardization bodies for WiMAX

Internet

CSNMSS ASN ASP

HAASN-GW

IEEE 802.16 & WiMAX Forum Technical WG

WiMAX Forum NWG

NWG, OMA IETF

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Understanding WiMAX Releases

Release 1.0 PHY Features

● Scalable-OFDMA● TDD

● 2.3/2.5/3.4/3.8 GHz● Chan BW: 5 to10 MHz

DL Chan Data Rate● Peak: 46 Mbps (2x2) MIMO

● Avg SE: 1.3 bps/HzUL Chan Data Rate

● Peak: 14 Mbps (1x2) SIMO● Avg SE: 0.7 bps/Hz

VoIP Efficiency (DL/UL=1)● 25 simultaneous sessions/MHz

AAS● DL: (1x2),(2x2),(4x2)

● UL: (1x2)

Release 1.5 PHY Features

● TDD, FDD, HD-FDD● 700 MHz/2 GHz,

● Chan BW: 3.5 to 20 MHz (optional)● DL Chan Data Rate● Peak 144 Mbps

● Avg SE: 1.6 bps/Hz● UL Chan Data Rate● Peak: 138 Mbps

● Avg SE: 1.0 bps/Hz● VoIP: >35 sessions/MHz

● AAS ● DL Closed & Open Loop MIMO with AMC● UL Open Loop STC/SM MIMO with AMC

& PUSC

Release 2 PHY Features

● Channel BW● 5 to 20 MHz, 40 MHz (optional)

● Up 100 MHz with channel aggregation

● DL Chan Data Rate● Peak: 160 Mbps for 20 MHz BW, 2x2

MIMO, Up to 1000 Mbps with channel aggregation

● Avg SE: >2.6 bps/Hz (2x2) MIMO● UL Chan Data Rate

● Avg SE: >1.3 bps/Hz● AAS

● DL: (4x4), (8x8)● UL: (1x4), (2x4), (4x4)

● Flexible Frequency Re-use● Increased VoIP capacity

WiMAX 1 WiMAX 2

Source: WiMAX Forum

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Evolution of MAC/Network Features in WiMAX

Network R1.0 Features (Completed)

● ASN anchored mobility,3ASN profiles

● CSN anchored mobility● (CMIP, PMIP)

● IPv4 & optional IPv6Connectivity

● Idle mode and paging● EAP-based authentication

● DSL, 3GPP and 3GPP2Interworking● Services

● Mobile, portable, nomadic, fixed

● Pre-provisioned/static QoS● Pre- and Post-paid RADIUS

Accounting● Roaming (RADIUS only)

● O&M Features● Network discovery/selection

Network R1.5 Features(Completed)

● Persistent scheduling for reduced MAC OH

● Seamless handover● Load Balancing

● Services● GPS & non-GPS Location

based services● Enhanced Multicast &

Broadcast services● WiMAX-WiFi-Bluetooth

coexistence● Ethernet services

● Public Safety & emergency services

O & M Features● OTA pre-provisioning & device

management

Network Release 2 Features

(to be completed by 1Q2011)

● Reduced Latency● Multi-hop relays

● Self-organizing capability (SON)

● Services● Enhanced VoIP support

● Enhanced MBS (both static and dynamic multicasting)● Enhancements to LBS

● Mobility: up to 500 km/hr

Network R1.6 Features (to be completed by 1Q2 010)

● IPv6● Femtocell

● ETS

Mobile WiMAX Release 1 WiMAX 2WiMAX 1

Source: WiMAX Forum

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General IMT Advanced Requirement

16m is an evolution of 16e

16m will meet or exceed IMT-Advanced requirements within the ITU-R time plan

IEEE candidate for IMT advanced was submitted

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IMT-Advanced requirements and time plan

Rel1.0

Rel 2.0

Time

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60 (DL 2x2 and UL 1x2)

Intra frequency: 27.5

Inter frequency: 40 (in a band)

60 (between bands)

Support up to 350 Kmph

C-plane: 100 ms (idle to active)

U-plane: 10 ma

DL (2x2) = 0.09UL (1x2) = 0.05

DL (4x2) = 2.41UL (2x4) = 2.0

DL: 8.0/15.0 (2x2/4x4)

UL: 2.8/6.75 (1x2/2x4)

Release 2

40 (4x2 and 2x4)(Base coverage urban)

Intra frequency: 27.5Inter frequency: 40

(in a band)60 (between band)

0.55 at 120 km/h0.25 at 350 km/h

C-plane: 100 ms (idle to active)

U-plane: 10 ms

DL (4x2) = 0.06UL (2x4) = 0.03

DL (4x2) = 2.2UL (2x4) = 1.4

DL: 15.0 UL: 6.75

IMT Advanced

31.6 FDD

<60ms

Support up to 350 Kmph

C-plane: 100 ms (idle to active)

U-plane: 40-50 ms

DL (2x2) = 0.09UL (1x2) = 0.05

1.6 (2x2)0.9(1X2)

6.5(2X2)1.3(1X2, Without

64 QAM)

Release 1.5

12,5 (MHz) TDDVoip Capacity

< 60 ms Handover Interruption time

Support up to 120 Kmph

Mobility

C-plane: 100 ms (idle to active)

U-plane: 40-50 ms

Latency

DL (2x2) = 0.09UL (1x2) = 0.05

Cell Edge Spectral(b /s/ Hz/ sector)

1.3 (2x2)0.7(1X2)

Average spectral efficiency

(b /s/ Hz/ sector)

6.2(2X2)1.3(1X2)

Peak spectral efficiency(b /s/ Hz/ sector)

(Mixed Mobility)

Release-1Parameter

2 Times

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Current global spectrum footprint

2.3-2.4GHz

3.4-3.6GHz

2.5-2.69GHz

Source : WiMAX Forum

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View of Mobile broadband Technologies

Source : WiMAX Forum

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WiMAX vs HSPA HSPA ( Rel6) Sector Throughput

DL 3.2

HSPA+(Rel7,QAM64)

Sector Throughput

DL 3.52

WCDMA CELL BREATHING

WIMAX (Rel 1.0)

Sector Throughput

DL 6.9 ( 1X3X1)

> 1.2 Mbps > 20 Mbps> 7 Mbps

4%23%

23%

20+ Mbps

20 %

12 %

8 %

Source : NGMN simulaitons presented by Motorola, Paul Sten at LTE ASIA 09

WIMAX Rel 1.0 number is presented by simulation done by SAMSUNG

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Understanding Peak vs Average throughput

1.8 Mbps

690 kbps

6.9 Mbps

26.1 Mbps

11 Mbps

37 Mbps

WiMAX Rel1.0 ( 10 MhzTDD)

1.8 Mbps

690 kbps

6.9 Mbps

26.1 Mbps

11 Mbps

37 Mbps

WiMAX Rel1.0 ( 10 MhzTDD)

1.5 Mbps 1.5 MbpsAverage ULSector

350 kbps320 kbps10 Subs/Full Buffer

3.5 Mbps3.2 MbpsAverage DL Sector

15 Mbps

11.5

28 Mbps

HSPA + (Rel 7, ,MIMO & 64QAM)

14.1 MbpsTotal BTS ( DL + UL )

5.76 MbpsPeak UL/Sector

14.4 MbpsPeak DL/Sector

HSPA (Rel6)

Parameter

1.5 Mbps 1.5 MbpsAverage ULSector

350 kbps320 kbps10 Subs/Full Buffer

3.5 Mbps3.2 MbpsAverage DL Sector

15 Mbps

11.5

28 Mbps

HSPA + (Rel 7, ,MIMO & 64QAM)

14.1 MbpsTotal BTS ( DL + UL )

5.76 MbpsPeak UL/Sector

14.4 MbpsPeak DL/Sector

HSPA (Rel6)

Parameter

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WiMAX Ecosystem

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510 Member Companies 520 Tracked Deployments25 Certified BTS Supplier

44 Certified suppliers 165 certified forms

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WiMAX Devices Roadmap

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

WiMAX Only WiMAX+WiFi+VoipWiMAX+WiFi

Single/Dual, LaptopSingle band Netbook’s, triband

MID’s

GSM+WIMAX

Consumer Devices• Beceem• SeQuans• GCT• Runcom• Wavesat• Redpine• AppaceWave• Altair• Amicus Wireless• Mbit• picoChip• RF Magic• SierraMonolithics• Parmity• Comsys• Motorola

WiMAX Chipset Providers

• Intel• Samsung• Marvell• Mediatek• Fujitsu• XRONet• POSData• AmpTech• WiSpry• Silicon HiveRF-Only• Maxim• NXP• STMicro• Infineon• NEC• PMC-Sierra• TI

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WiMAX Deployment update

205+ GHz Deployments***

245

3.5 GHz Deployments***

93.3 GHz Deployments***

682.5 GHz Deployments***

292.3 GHz Deployments***

Clearwire 29 markets , 200 K subs

Clearwire 29 markets , 200 K subs

Yota , 200 K subs

KT , 150+ K subs

UQ , Nationwide rollout

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