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    in OFDMA cellular system

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  • i

    OFDMA

    (Inter cell interference)

  • ii

    Inter Cell Interference mitigation in

    OFDMA cellular system

    AdvisorDr. Yung-Fang Chen StudentChin-Ming Hu

    Abstract

    With the fast development of the wireless communications, the requirement

    of faster transmission rate has also increased rapidly. The OFDMA technology

    is considered as a promising candidate for the downlink interface of the next

    generation wireless systems. However, inter cell interference is an impediment

    of the throughput performance in the system, especially for Cell Edge

    Users(CEUs).The main goal is to improve the CEU throughput as well as

    overall cell throughput.

    In this thesis, we propose a flexible softer frequency reuse scheme. Several

    schemes on inter cell interference coordination have been suggested for

    OFDMA systems. Our algorithm is designed to improve the CEU throughput by

    optimizing the reuse factorpower factor and packet scheduler priority. From the

    simulation result, the proposed algorithm can increase the CEU throughput

    effectively.

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  • iv

    ................................................................................................................ i

    Abstract ................................................................................................................. ii

    ..................................................................................................................... ii

    .................................................................................................................. iv

    .......................................................................................................... vi

    .......................................................................................................... ix

    ....................................................................................................... 1

    1-1 ................................................................................................. 1

    1-2 ................................................................................................. 1

    1-3 ................................................................................................. 3

    OFDMA LTE .................................................................... 4

    2-1 OFDM ..................................................................................... 4

    2-2 OFDMA .................................................................................. 6

    2-3 LTE ................................................................................................. 8

    2-3-1 LTE ............................................................................... 8

    2-3-2 LTE ............................................................................. 10

    ................................................................................... 13

    3-1 PFR (Partial Frequency Reuse) ................................... 15

  • v

    3-2 SFR (Soft Frequency Reuse) ....................................... 17

    3-3 SerFR (Softer Frequency Reuse) ................................. 18

    3-4 Flexible Softer Frequency Reuse ..................... 21

    ................................................................................... 27

    4-1 ................................................................................... 27

    4-2 ....................................................................... 28

    ................................................................................... 37

    5-1 ............................................................................ 37

    5-1-1 ................................................................. 37

    5-1-2 ..................................................................................... 39

    5-2 ........................................................................................ 40

    5-2-1 ............................................................................. 40

    5-2-2 Outage rate Forced termination rate .............................. 43

    5-2-3 Residual PER ...................................................................... 47

    5-2-4 Throughput ......................................................................... 48

    ................................................................................... 54

    ............................................................................................................. 55

  • vi

    1-1 Reuse 1 scheme .......................................................................................... 2

    1-2 Reuse 3 scheme .......................................................................................... 3

    2-1 .................................................................................. 4

    2-2 ................................................................................................... 5

    2-3 OFDMA ................................................................................ 6

    2-4 OFDMA ................................................................................ 7

    2-5 OFDMA .................................................................................... 7

    2-6 OFDMA SC-FDMA QPSK (Data symbol) ..... 8

    2-7 UTRAN ............................................................................... 10

    2-8 LTE ..................................................................................... 11

    3-1 The cell-specific interleaving ................................................................... 14

    3-2 Partial Frequency Reuse Cell Layout ...................................................... 15

    3-3 Spectrum for Partial Frequency Reuse .................................................... 16

    3-4 Frequency-Power arrangement for Soft Frequency Reuse ...................... 18

    3-5 Frequency Planning for SerFR (frequency reuse 1) ................................ 19

    3-6 Power profile for SerFR ........................................................................... 19

    3-7 Priority Tables for SerFR ......................................................................... 21

  • vii

    3-8 A seven cell hexagonal cell layout .......................................................... 22

    3-9 ............................................................................ 23

    3-10 ................................................................................... 25

    3-11 A band .................................................................................................... 25

    3-11 B band .................................................................................................... 26

    4-1 RRC Connection .................................................................... 30

    4-2 Re-allocation ............................................................... 33

    4-3 Subcarrier opportunistic proportional fair .................................. 34

    4-4 .................................................................... 36

    5-1 ..................................................................................... 37

    5-2 ............................................................................ 39

    5-3 ................................................................................ 41

    5-4 (10~60) ........................................... 42

    5-5 (10~30) ........................................... 43

    5-6 Outage rate user number ........................................................ 44

    5-7 PFR SFR Outage rate user number .............................. 45

    5-8 Forced termination rate user number ..................................... 46

    5-9 PFR SFR Forced termination rate user number .......... 46

    5-10 Residual PER user number .................................................. 48

  • viii

    5-11 5th percentile throughput ...................................................... 49

    5-12 85th percentile throughput .................................................... 50

    5-13 5th percentile throughput ............................................ 51

    5-14 85th percentile throughput .......................................... 52

    5-15 5th 85th percentile throughput ............................... 52

    5-16 Overall throughput .......................................................... 53

  • ix

    2-1 OFDMA .................................................................... 9

    2-2 RB ......................................................................... 10

    3-1 PRB ........................................................... 23

    5-1 ......................................................................................... 38

    5-2 ITU Multipath fading ................................................ 40

    5-3 CEU Proposed FR FR ................................... 49

    5-4 CCU Proposed FR FR .................................. 50

  • 1

    1-1

    (Apple)iPhone

    OFDMA

    IEEE802.16e

    3G LTE (3rd Generation Long Term Evolution)

    OFDMAOFDMA

    (Cell)(inter cell interference)

    (cell edge)(throughput)

    1-2 ICI(Inter cell interference)

    (Frequency Reuse)

    Reuse 1(Resource

    Block)(cell throughput)

    (cell edge user, CEU)(sub-carriers)

    (Signal to

    Interference and Noise Ratio, SINR)(Shannons theorem)

    CEUthroughputReuse 33

    3(Tri-sector)

  • 2

    SINR

    CEU throughput

    (cell center user,CCU)throughput

    CEU(Cell Edge User)throughput

    (system throughput)CEUthroughput

    (flexible)(reuse factor)

    1-1 Reuse 1 scheme

  • 3

    1-2 Reuse 3 scheme

    1-3 3GPP ,OFDMA

    OFDMALTE

    OFDMALTE

    PFR(Partial

    Frequency Reuse)[1]SFR(Soft Frequency Reuse)[2]SerFR(Softer

    Frequency Reuse)[3]

    Matlab

  • 4

    OFDMA LTE

    OFDMA(Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access)

    OFDMWorldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access

    (WiMAX)3G Long-Term Evolution (LTE)OFDMA

    OFDMA

    2-1 OFDM OFDM

    2-1

    OFDMM

    (M-PSK)(QAM)

    iTstfeCtsiTstfkj

    i

    Nsc

    k

    ki

    2

    1 (2.1)

    tstGtstGt

    tf

    ,1

    ,,0 (2.2)

  • 5

    ts

    fts

    kkf

    1,

    1

    (2.3)

    tsGTs (2.4)

    Ts

    Nsc

    TR

    1 (2.5)

    Nsc(subcarrier) kC ki

    (information symbol) fk ksubcarrierTs

    G (Guard Interval)ts Ts

    ISI(Inter Symbol Interference)OFDM symbol

    G (Guard time)(delay

    spread)symbol(multipath)

    symbolICI(Inter carrier Interference)

    FFT(Fast Fourier Transform)subcarrier

    ICI(Inter carrier Interference)OFDM symbol

    (Cyclic

    Prefix)symbolFFT

    2-2

  • 6

    2-2 OFDMA OFDMAOFDM3GPP

    LTEWiMaxOFDMA

    IFFT(Inverse Fast Fourier Transform)

    2-3 OFDMA

    TDMA(Time division multiple access)FDMA(Frequency division

    multiple access)TDMA

    useruser

    FDMAuserOFDMA

    2-44user

    4usersymbol

  • 7

    2-4 OFDMA

    OFDMAmultiplex

    userCQI(Channel Quality

    Information)2-5

    2-5 OFDMA

  • 8

    2-3 LTE

    2-3-1 LTE LTE3GPP Long Term EvolutionUMTS(Universal

    Mobile Telecommunications System)LTE

    OFDMAQPSK16QAM64QAM

    SC-FDMA(Single Carrier-Frequency Division Multiple Access)

    BPSKQPSK8PSK16QAM

    PAPR(Peak-to-Average Power Ratio)UE2-6

    OFDMASC-FDMAQPSK(Data symbol)

    2-6 OFDMASC-FDMAQPSK(Data symbol)

    OFDMA15K Hzsubcarrier

    66.7ssymbolQPSKsymbol

    symbolCPsymbolSC-FDMA

    OFDMAsymbol

    4OFDMAcarriersymbol

    OFDMA(multi-carrier)

  • 9

    3GPP36Specification seriesE-UTRA(Evolved Universal

    Terrestrial Radio Access)OFDMAsubcarrier(spacing)

    15K HzCP4.7/16.7s (short/long CP)FDDTDD

    FDDframe10ms20sub-framesub-frame

    0.5msOFDMA

    Transmission

    BW

    1.25

    MHz

    2.5 MHz 5 MHz 10 MHz 15 MHz 20 MHz

    Sub-frame

    duration

    0.5 ms

    Sub-carrier

    spacing

    15 kHz

    Sampling

    frequency

    1.92

    MHz(1/

    2 3.84

    MHz)

    3.84

    MHz

    7.68

    MHz (2

    3.84

    MHz)

    15.36

    MHz (4

    3.84

    MHz)

    23.04

    MHz (6

    3.84

    MHz)

    30.72

    MHz (8

    3.84

    MHz)

    FFT size 128 256 512 1024 1536 2048

    Number of

    occupied

    sub-carriers

    76 151 301 601 901 1201

    Number of

    OFDM

    symbols per

    sub frame

    (Short/Long

    CP)

    7/6

    CP

    length

    (s/sa

    mples)

    Short (4.69/9)

    6,

    (5.21/10

    ) 1*

    (4.69/18)

    6,

    (5.21/20)

    1

    (4.69/36)

    6,

    (5.21/40)

    1

    (4.69/72)

    6,

    (5.21/80)

    1

    (4.69/108

    ) 6,

    (5.21/120

    ) 1

    (4.69/144

    ) 6,

    (5.21/160

    ) 1

    Long (16.67/3

    2)

    (16.67/64

    )

    (16.67/12

    8)

    (16.67/25

    6)

    (16.67/38

    4)

    (16.67/51

    2)

    2-1 OFDMA

  • 10

    LTE(Radio Resource allocation)

    (Resource Block)RBRB180k Hz1215 k

    Hz subcarrierRB[14]

    Channel

    bandwidth 1.4 3 5 10 15 20

    NRB 6 15 25 50 75 100

    2-2 RB

    2-13.84M Hz

    (3G)4G

    2-3-2 LTE LTEUTRAN(UMTS Terrestrial Radio

    Access Network)Node BRNCRNC

    Iu-CSMGWMSCIu-PSSGSNRNCIur

    IubNode BRNC2-7

    2-7 UTRAN

  • 11

    3GPPRANRNC

    eNode B

    (Delay)2-8LTEUE

    E-UTRANEPC(Evolved Packet Core Network)UuUE

    eNode BeNodeBX2EPC

    2-8 LTE

    EPCMME(Mobility Management Entity)SAE GW(System

    Architecture Evolution)PCRF(Policy and Charging Resource Function)

    HSS(Home Subscription Server)MME

    SAE GWtracking area(3GLAC)

    (transport bearers)SAE GWeNode B

  • 12

    PCRFQosHSS

  • 13

    (Frequency reuse)Bell LAB1947

    (Inter cell interference)OFDMA

    (CEU)Throughputthroughput

    Inter-cell interference mitigation3GPP[4]

    Inter-cell-interference randomization

    Inter-cell-interference cancellation

    Inter-cell-interference co-ordination/avoidance

    inter-cell-interference randomization

    (randomizing)Cell-specific scrambling

    (scrambling)(coding/interleaving)

    (pseudo)

    (uniform)(CEU)

    UMTS(scrambling code)

    (average)Cell-specific

    interleavingInterleaved Division Multiple Access (IDMA)

    PHYForward error correcting (FEC)Coded

    bit-level (interleaving)(modulation)OFDMA

    mapping3-1(frequency

    hopping)

  • 14

    3-1 The cell-specific interleaving

    cell-specific scrambling cell-specific interleaving (IDMA)

    (Performance)

    Inter-cell-interference cancellationUE

    (processing gain)3GPP

    TR_25.814 UE(multiple antennas)

    (Spatial suppression)UE

    E-UTRAIDMA based Inter-cell-interference cancellation

    1 (Resource Block)cellUE

    (code block)cellUE

    (set)

    2 NodeB(Inter-NodeB)

    3 cancellationUENodeB

    IDMA(interleaver pattern ID)

    UE

    4 interleaver pattern ID, modulation scheme, FEC

    scheme coding rateUENodeB

    (inter-NodeB interference)UE

    NodeB(controlling channel)

    UE(inter-sector

    interference)

  • 15

    Inter-cell-interference co-ordination/avoidance

    (downlink resource management)(common

    channels)

    SIRCEUInter-cell

    interference co-ordination

    3GPP LTE

    [5]

    PFR(Partial Frequency Reuse)SFR(Soft Frequency Reuse)SerFR(softer

    Frequency Reuse)

    3-1 PFR (Partial Frequency Reuse) (Partial Frequency Reuse)2006(Siemens)

    [1](Partial Reuse)

    F1F3F3(subset)(sub band)

    F1F3AF3BF3C3-2

    3-2 Partial Frequency Reuse Cell Layout

  • 16

    NodeB3F3AF3B

    F3C(BW) 3-3F1

    (cell center band)(reuse factor)1

    SINR

    CCU(cell center user)F3(cell edge band)

    (reuse factor)3

    SINRCEU(cell edge user)

    CEUCCUCEU

    F3CCU

    3-3 Spectrum for Partial Frequency Reuse

    (effective reuse factor)

    (3.1)

    3F3

    11F

    3F1F

    BWBW

    BWBW

    BW

    BWr

    cell

    alleff

    (3.1)

    1Reuse 1 effr =13Reuse

  • 17

    3 effr =31-11-2F1(3.2)F3

    (3.3)

    eff

    eff

    allreuser

    rBWBW

    2

    31

    (3.2)

    eff

    eff

    allreuser

    rBWBW

    2

    333 (3.3)

    allBW BWreuse1 BWreuse3cell

    BWreuse1BWreuse3

    3-2 SFR (Soft Frequency Reuse) (Soft Frequency Reuse)2005(Huawei)

    [2]CEU

    3

    (cell edge band)cellCEU

    CCU3-4

    CEUCCUCEU

    (major subcarrier group)CCU(minor

    subcarrier group)3-4

    edge bandchunk

    cell center band

    (3)2

    CEUCCUCEU

    CCU

  • 18

    3-4 Frequency-Power arrangement for Soft Frequency Reuse

    3-3 SerFR (Softer Frequency Reuse) (Softer Frequency Reuse)2008Xunyong Zhang

    [3]SFR(frequency

    selective scheduling gain)CEUcell edge band

    CEUthroughputSerFRSerFRCCUCEU

    13-5

    3-671357

    246

  • 19

    3-5 Frequency Planning for SerFR (frequency reuse 1)

    3-6 Power profile for SerFR

    CEUSerFRCEU

    (Proportional Fairness)

    throughput(Trade-off)

  • 20

    Round RobinRound Robin

    TTI

    throughputTTI

    k-thnj-th RB

    (3.4)

    )(

    )()(

    ,,

    nR

    nDRCnp

    k

    jkjk

    (3.4)

    DRCk,j(n)k-thnj-th RBthroughput

    Rk(n)k-ththroughputnRk(n)

    (3.5)

    )()(1)1( nCDRnRnR kkk (3.5) DRCk(n)k-thnthroughput(forgetting

    factor)

    SerFR(3.4)(3.6)

    jk

    k

    jkjk

    nR

    nDRCnp ,

    ,,

    )(

    )()(

    (3.6)

    k,j ,

    11 ,kRBj

    12 ,kRBj

    21 ,kRBj

    22 ,kRBj

    0k,j11(3.6)0(3.7)

  • 21

    3-7 Priority Tables for SerFR

    11 10121021122=1

    CEURBCCURB

    CEU2112

    3-4 Flexible Softer Frequency

    Reuse SFRSerFR[2]SFRReuse

    1Reuse 3Power factortraffic

    Reuse 1Reuse 3SoftSerFR

    (frequency selective scheduling gain)CCU

    CEUreuse1SFRCEU

    [3]12=21=0.5SFR

    6%sector throughputCEUthroughput32%

    RRM(Radio Resource Management)k,jproportional

    fairTTICEUCEU throughputFrequency

    reuseCEUco subcarrier

    PERCEUSINRfrequency reuse

  • 22

    SFRSerFR

    SerFRSFR

    SerFR(sector throughput)

    SerFRcell edgeco subcarrierSFR

    SFRCEUfrequency reusereuse 3SerFRreuse 1

    SerFRFrequency reuse

    mC CIUmPRB(Physical Resource Block)

    mE CEUmPRB(Physical Resource Block)

    mT mPRB(Physical Resource Block)

    [7]effective reuse factor eff

    EmCm

    Tmeff

    (3.7)

    CEUcellco subcarrierCEU

    chunkCCUfrequency

    CEUfrequency7cell layout

    3-8

    3-8 A seven cell hexagonal cell layout

  • 23

    cellCEUfrequency3-9SFRCEU

    frequency0.5PRBCEU

    Transmission BW 10MHz3GPP[4]chunk375

    kHz24chunk3-1

    Bandwidth (MHz) 1.25 2.5 5.0 10.0 15.0 20.0

    Physical resource block

    bandwidth (kHz) 375 375 375 375 375 375

    Number of available

    physical resource blocks 3 6 12 24 36 48

    3-1 PRB

    effective reuse factor

    1.6724

    1624

    Tm

    EmCmeff

    3-9

    (Distance of Inter eNodeB)

    3-8

    UserUser

    (Flexible)

  • 24

    CCUCEUeffective reuse factor eff

    CEU mE 3-2 mC

    mE (3.7)effective reuse factor eff

    3-2 Flexible effective reuse factor

    CEUPRB0SFR

    8 mE mC 24SerFRCEUcell

    PRB3-10Cell 1

    Cell 246PRBCell 1Cell 357PRB

    subcarriereffective reuse factor

    moE PRB

    coP

    Em

    Emoco

    (3.8)

  • 25

    3-10

    eff CEUPRB(3.8)

    CEUSINRcellPRB

    cell eff 1.33CEUA bandCEU

    eff 1.33B bandCEU

    A bandA bandPRBPRBCEU

    eff 1.33CEUB band

    3-11 A band

  • 26

    3-11 B band

    CEUSINR

  • 27

    Maximum C/IRound Robin

    Proportional fair[16]SOPF(Subcarrier opportunistic proportional

    fair)

    4-1 Maximum C/I

    throughputSINR

    SINRthroughput

    SINR(scheduling)

    TTICEU

    CEU throughput

    Round Robin

    Maximum C/I

    CEUSINR

    Proportional fair

    Maximum C/I Round Robin

    ),(R k nt tnsubcarrier

    )(Tk t ktsubcarrier n

    )(

    ),(maxarg

    tT

    ntR

    k

    k

    k

    (4.1)

    )(Tk t ksubcarrier

  • 28

    throughput

    t

    Subcarrier opportunistic proportional fair

    [16]proportional fair

    )(

    (t)))R-n)(t,(Rn)(t,(R av(n)kkmaxarg

    tTkk

    (4.2)

    )(R av(n) t Ktsubcarrier n

    ),(R k nt subcarrier nk

    throughput

    tradeoff

    4-2 tradeoffSerFRReuse 1CEU

    PRBtradeoffCEUco subcarrier

    Frequency Reuseco subcarrier

    tradeoff[8]Dynamic Resource

    AllocationTwo-Level resource allocation(TLA)

    cellular system McellcellN

    PRBPRBTTIuTTIPRB nTu, um

    uusermcell un uusernPRB

    m1Mcellular systemuser uMm m1uM n*m

  • 29

    11

    2

    1

    1 muuu

    22

    2

    2

    1 muuu

    (4.3)

    n

    m

    nn

    uuu 21

    [8]Major GroupCEUCCUGroupresource

    allocation algorithm

    Step 1User groupCEU Group U1 CCU Group U2

    Step 2PRBCEU

    Step 3PRBCCU

    3-4frequency reusecellCEU

    PRB eff PRBCCUCEU GroupCEU

    mappingPRBGroupCCUCEUPRB

    (CEUPRB)CEUPRB Group

    CCU

    Node BAdmission Control()userRRC

    ConnectionPRB

    SINRSINRmincallBlock

    call4-1RRC Connection

  • 30

    4-1 RRC Connection

    UE(Connected mode)Node BTnSINR

    thresholdCEU SINRTnSINRthreshold

    reallocatereallocatePRB jn 0

    If sinr un sinrmin

    un outage count+1

    If sinr un sinrthreshold

    un = 0

    nTu, = 0 (4.4)

    End

    End

    Loop

    Forced termination probability P forced

    P forced OutagenumumCallsetupnForcenum

    (4.5)

  • 31

    usercelloutageoutageSINRSINRmin

    outage

    outageP dadP sf

    SINRtn

    sfsh

    minSINR

    -AAS

    1 (4.5)

    AS cell

    sf shadowing factor

    sfshP variance 2 sf PDF

    2

    2

    2

    22

    1

    sf

    sfsh eP

    (4.6)

    UE rP multipath

    fadingdistance-dependentshadowing

    FSRGpAPtxr )( (4.7)

    Ptxcell

    A

    )(RGp eNodeBUER

    S

    F fading

    SINR(4.8)

    m

    1i(i)(i)(i)(i)

    (s)(s)(s)(s)

    )(

    )(SINR

    PnoFSRGpAPtx

    FSRGpAPtx (4.8)

    (Shannon theorem)userchunk

    SINR1logC 2idthchunkbandwtyhunkcapaci (4.9)

    uthroughput )(PBS total B

    chunk n

  • 32

    N

    nnunu

    U

    uIN

    B

    PI nunu 1,2,

    1,

    )1(logmax,,

    (4.10)

    Subject to

    nuI nu ,1,0, (4.11)

    nunu ,0P , (4.12)

    nIu nu

    1U

    1 , (4.13)

    )(1 ,,

    U

    1 totalBS

    N

    n nunuuPPI (4.14)

    BNsubcarrier nuI , u

    nsubcarrier10

    subcarrier nu ,P unsubcarrier nu , u

    subcarrier nSINRsubcarrier

    )(PBS total

  • 33

    N

    Geometric factor

    User group|U1||U2|

    PRB (n) Mapping

    |U1| for nEm|U2| for nCm

    Un.m SINR >

    SINR min

    Outage

    Un.m SINR <

    SINR threshold

    PRB (n)Searching

    SINR PRB (n) >SINR threshold

    Y

    PRB (n) used N

    4-2 Re-allocation

    Y

    N

    Y

    Accept

    Allocation

  • 34

    Subcarrier opportunistic proportional fair addiC

    uthroughput01

    0proportional fairu

    throughput

    throughput

    (t)R-n)(t,RC av(n)uaddi (4.15)

    )(

    (t)))R-n)(t,(Rn)(t,(R av(n)uu

    tTu

    (4.16)

    4-3 Subcarrier opportunistic proportional fair

    CEUCCUchunk

    p

    p

    CCU

    CEU (4.17)

    3-2effective reuse factor eff 1.33CCUchunk

  • 35

    2

    3

    1 EmCCUpp

    TTp

    m

    m

    (4.18)

    mC CIUmPRB mE CEUmPRB mT

    mPRBPchunk

  • 36

    4-4

    PRB (n) Mapping

    |U1| for nEm|U2| for nCm

    CEU Group

    ?)(1 ,,U

    1 totalBS

    N

    n nunuuPPI

    ?1 ,,

    U

    1 M

    N

    n mnnuuUuI

    Y

    Input Data:

    User distribution,

    call duration

    END

    CCU Group

    Allocate?

    )(

    (t)))R-n)(t,(Rn)(t,(R av(n)uu

    tTu

    N

    Call

    Block

    Calculate

    CEU throughput

    Calculate

    CCU throughput

  • 37

    MatLab

    5-1

    5-1-1 19

    5-1Node Bcell

    cell

    user

    user1060(step5)

    5-1

  • 38

    UEcell 18(connected mode)UE

    cell 18PRBcellPRBcell 2461014

    4-12G

    Hz10M Hzchunk375K Hz9M

    Hzchunk24

    Cellular layout Hexagonal grid, 19BSs

    Site-to-site distance 1732 m

    Carrier Frequency 2G Hz

    Bandwidth 10 MHz

    Number of Antennas 1Tx,1Rx

    BS/ UE Antenna gain 14 / 0 dBi

    Number of chunks 24

    Chunk bandwidth 375kHz

    Standard deviation 8 dB

    Shadowing Lognormal

    Modulation QPSK,16QAM, 64QAM

    Coding 1/3,1/2,2/3,3/4

    Distance-dependent path loss L=128.1+37.6log( R )

    UE speed 3 Kmph

    0.5

    2

    5-1

    1. subcarrierCIUCEUGeometric factor

    CEU3-9subcarrierCIUReuse 1

    subcarrier

    2. CCUCEUPRB(CEU

    PRB)CEUPRB GroupCCU

    3. (Shannon theorem)userchunk

    (4.9)Ruserchunkthroughputmcell

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    CIU im,k mcellCEU em,k CIUCEU

    throughput

    k

    iiim R

    1

    ,R (5.1)

    k

    eeem R

    1

    ,R (5.2)

    cell throughputCIUCEUthroughput

    emimtotalm ,,, RR R (5.2)

    5-1-2 UE

    )(6.371.128P RLogdBathLoss (5.3) Ruser

    5-2

    ITU(International Telecommunication Union)

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    (time delay)

    (Path-loss)(Multipath fading)

    SISO(single-input single-output)ITU Pedestrian B Tap 2

    4.8TTISINRGeometric factor

    5-2 ITU Multipath fading

    5-2

    5-2-1 throughputuserchunk

    TnSINR 4.9cell60

    usercellCCUCEU

    CCUCEUSINRTn

    SINRCEUSINRSINR minaccess

    outagechunkaccessaccess

    SINRGeometric factorCCU

    3-2 eff 1.501.671.83overall

    throughputReuse1Reuse3PFRSFRSerFR

    5-3

    Reuse 1overall throughput

    Reuse 3throughput

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    Proposedoverall throughput eff

    SFRSerFR

    PFRReuse 3

    10

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.5x 10

    4 Overall capacity comparison

    Reuse Method

    K b

    ps

    Reuse 1

    Reuse 3

    SFR-alpha=2

    PFR-Refa=2

    ProFR-Refa=1.50

    ProFR-Refa=1.67

    ProFR-Refa=1.83

    SerFR

    5-3

    cellcell

    useraverage throughput5-4throughput

    useruser10355-5Reuse 3

    32user()throughput45%

    (4.8)Reuse 3Inter cell interference

    SINRReuse 3userSINR

    usercelluserchunk

    user33SerFRthroughputuser

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    41Reuse 1throughputSerFR

    PFRReuse 3PFR

    CEUchunkSFRSerFR

    CEUthroughputSFRSerFR

    celluser45throughput

    Reuse 3SFR

    subcarrier

    10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 600

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.5x 10

    4 usernum vs Throughput

    usernum

    Th

    rou

    gh

    pu

    t

    Reuse 1

    Reuse 3

    SFR-alpha=2

    PFR-Refa=2

    ProFR-Refa=1.50

    ProFR-Refa=1.67

    ProFR-Refa=1.83

    SerFR

    5-4 (10~60)

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    10 15 20 25 30 35

    -4000

    -2000

    0

    2000

    4000

    6000

    8000

    10000

    12000

    14000

    16000

    usernum vs Throughput

    usernum

    Th

    rou

    gh

    pu

    t

    Reuse 1

    Reuse 3

    SFR-alpha=2

    PFR-Refa=2

    ProFR-Refa=1.50

    ProFR-Refa=1.67

    ProFR-Refa=1.83

    SerFR

    5-5 (10~30)

    5-2-2 Outage rate Forced termination rate outageReuse 3outage rateuser

    PFRSFRReuse 1

    Proposed eff mE outage rate

    Reuse 3cellchunk

    usercellchunkoutageuser

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    10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 600

    0.1

    0.2

    0.3

    0.4

    0.5

    0.6

    0.7usernum vs Outage rate

    usernum

    Outa

    ge r

    ate

    Reuse 1

    Reuse 3

    SFR-alpha=2

    PFR-Refa=2

    ProFR-Refa=1.50

    ProFR-Refa=1.67

    ProFR-Refa=1.83

    SerFR

    5-6 Outage rateuser number

    PFRSFRreuse factor1.51.712

    5-7outage ratePFRreuse factor

    1.5reuse factorcell edge bandCEU

    chunkuserPFRoutage rate

    SFRoutage rate0.1

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    10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 600

    0.1

    0.2

    0.3

    0.4

    0.5

    0.6

    0.7usernum vs Outage rate

    usernum

    outa

    ge p

    robabili

    ty

    Reuse 1

    Reuse 3

    SFR-alpha=2

    SFR-alpha=1.71

    SFR-alpha=1.5

    PFR-Refa=1.5

    PFR-Refa=1.71

    PFR-Refa=2

    5-7 PFRSFROutage rateuser number

    5-8Forces termination rateuserReuse 3

    terminateuser

    chunkRRCPFR

    Proposeduser450.01Reuse 3PFR

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    10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 600

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    0.3

    0.35usernum vs Forced termination rate

    usernum

    Forc

    ed t

    erm

    ination r

    ate

    Reuse 1

    Reuse 3

    SFR-alpha=2

    PFR-Refa=2

    ProFR-Refa=1.50

    ProFR-Refa=1.67

    ProFR-Refa=1.83

    SerFR

    5-8 Forced termination rateuser number

    10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 600

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    0.3

    0.35usernum vs Forced termination rate

    usernum

    Forc

    ed t

    erm

    ination r

    ate

    Reuse 1

    Reuse 3

    SFR-alpha=2

    SFR-alpha=1.71

    SFR-alpha=1.5

    PFR-Refa=1.5

    PFR-Refa=1.71

    PFR-Refa=2

    5-9 PFRSFRForced termination rateuser number

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    PFRSFRreuse factor1.51.712

    5-9Forced termination ratePFRreuse

    factor2reuse factorcell edge bandCEU

    chunkCIUchunkSFR

    outage rate0.02

    5-2-3 Residual PER HARQ(Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest)

    3Residual PER(Packet Error Rate)

    5-10Residual PERReuse 3PFRcell

    edge bandcell center bandResidual

    PER5-6Reuse 3 Residual PER

    tradeoffoutage rate5-3throughputthroughput

    Reuse 3Residual PERcell

    throughputoutage rateReuse 1Residual PER

    Reuse 1 UserCEUCCU

    chunkaccess

    cell edgeSerFRSerFRCEUCCU

    CEUtransmitted powercell

    (4.8)SerFRCEUReuse 1SINR

    Residual PER0.40.65SFRSerFR

    eff mE CEUchunkusercell

    subcarrierResidual PERcell

    throughput5-3

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    10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 600

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1

    1.2

    1.4usernum vs Residual PER

    usernum

    Resid

    ual P

    ER

    Reuse 1

    Reuse 3

    SFR-alpha=2

    PFR-Refa=2

    ProFR-Refa=1.50

    ProFR-Refa=1.67

    ProFR-Refa=1.83

    SerFR

    5-10 Residual PERuser number

    5-2-4 Throughput user

    CEUthroughputuser

    userSINRCEU

    throughputthroughputuser

    user5%CEUthroughput85%

    CCUthroughput

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    5-11 5th percentilethroughput

    5-11CEUthroughputreuse

    factor 1.50SerFR3.85%SFR(power

    factor=2)11.01%PFR(reuse factor=2)

    5.3%Reuse 113.44%Reuse 3

    8.50%reuse facto1.671.5%

    reuse facto1.832.46%5-3

    eff CEUcell edge bandCEU

    throughput

    Schemes

    5th percentile

    (Mbps)

    ProFR_1.83

    Improvement(%)

    ProFR_1.67

    Improvement(%)

    ProFR_1.50

    Improvement(%)

    Reuse 1 4.1021 10.73% 11.77% 13.44%

    Reuse 3 4.2890 5.90% 6.90% 8.50%

    SFR,power factor = 2 4.1919 8.35% 9.38% 11.01%

    PFR,reuse factor = 2 4.4192 2.78% 3.75% 5.30%

    ProFR,reuse factor = 1.50 4.6536 -2.40% -1.47% 0.00%

    ProFR,reuse factor = 1.67 4.5849 -0.94% 0.00% 1.50%

    ProFR,reuse factor = 1.83 4.5420 0.00% 0.94% 2.46%

    SerFR( 12 =21 =0.50 ) 4.4811 1.36% 2.32% 3.85%

    5-3 CEUProposed FRFR

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    5-12CCUthroughputReuse 3CCU throughput

    PFRreuse factor 1.83

    SerFR(12=21=0.5)-0.09%Reuse 1

    -1.30%Reuse 35.85%SFR(power factor=2)

    0.3%PFR(reuse factor=2)5.09%

    reuse factor 1.67SerFR(12=21=0.5)

    -0.14%reuse factor 1.50 SerFR(12=21=0.5)

    -0.61%5-4

    5-12 85th percentilethroughput

    Schemes

    85th percentile

    (Mbps)

    ProFR_1.83

    Improvement(%)

    ProFR_1.67

    Improvement(%)

    ProFR_1.50

    Improvement(%)

    Reuse 1 8.0031 -1.30% -1.34% -1.80%

    Reuse 3 7.4626 5.85% 5.81% 5.31%

    SFR,power factor = 2 7.8758 0.30% 0.25% -0.22%

    PFR,reuse factor = 2 7.5168 5.09% 5.04% 4.55%

    ProFR,reuse factor = 1.50 7.8587 0.52% 0.47% 0.00%

    ProFR,reuse factor = 1.67 7.8958 0.05% 0.00% -0.47%

    ProFR,reuse factor = 1.83 7.8994 0.00% -0.04% -0.52%

    SerFR( 12 =21 =0.50 ) 7.9069 -0.09% -0.14% -0.61% 5-4 CCUProposed FRFR

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    5-115-12 eff

    CEU throughputCCUcell throughput

    reuse factor1.50SerFRCEU throughput

    3.85%cell throughput12.03%CCU throughput0.61%

    SFRCEU throughput11.01%cell throughput

    4.73%CCU0.22%

    reuse factor 1.5CEU throughput

    throughputCEUCCU

    Subcarrier opportunistic proportional fair

    addiC CCU throughput

    5-14

    5-13 5th percentilethroughput

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    5-14 85th percentilethroughput

    CEUCCU CEU

    throughputCCUOverall throughput

    5-15 5th 85th percentilethroughput

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    10

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.5x 10

    4 alpha VS Overall capacity

    alpha value

    K b

    ps

    alpha=1.67

    alpha=2

    alpha=2.5

    5-16 Overall throughput

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    (Dynamic Resource Allocation)

    OFDMACEU

    throughputreuse factor eff CEUCCU

    throughputResidual PER

    userreuse factor

    end userthroughputoutage rateResidual PER

    CCUCEU throughputtradeoff

    CEUthroughput

    3GPPthroughput

    Femto

    Femto AP

    (Hierarchical Cell

    Structure)

    Macro cell Micro cellFemto cellRRM

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