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Broadband World Forum 2011 - Sue Rudd - Strategy Analytics - Microcells, Femtocells and WiFi
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Microcells, Femtocells & Wi-Fi What Are the Tradeoffs?
Broadband World Forum Analyst Spotlight
Thursday September 29th 13.30 pm
Presented by Sue Rudd
Director Service Provider Analysis, Strategy Analytics
September 28th. 2011 email: [email protected] Copyright© Strategy Analytics 2011
Outline
• Drivers for Small Cells
• Capacity & Coverage to Deliver Quality User Experience
• Requirements that Demand Small Cells
• Features of Small Cells: Wi-Fi, Femto & Pico/Micocells
• Small Cell Solutions• Femtos for Performance Leap• Wi-Fi Offload to Complement 3G Capacity • Outdoor Femto/Pico cells and Wi-Fi to Leverage Macrocells• Hetnets to Increase Network Capacity and Enhance User
Experience Simultaneously
• Summary of Tradeoffs Today ….& Tomorrow
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Overall Drivers: Telefonica Focuses on Network Capacity & Indoor Coverage to improve Customer Experience
3Source: Telefonica May 2011
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Drivers for Small Cells
• Overall Driver: Capacity & Coverage Required to Deliver Quality User Experience
• Specific Drivers
Traffic Growth Demands New High Capacity Broadband Capacity:• Throughput – Total GigaBytes etc.• Speed – High MBps & Low Latency
Mobile Broadband Peak has shifted to Evening/Night – i.e. at Home Indoors as well as in Automobile
Revenue per GB falling faster than Cost per GB
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Traffic Growth Demands New High Performance Broadband Capacity
Worldwide Average Data Use (GBytes/month) 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
1.763 2.149 2.625 3.155 3.750 4.405
Average Data
Traffic Per PC/Modem
Sub. Will
Double in Many Markets
from 2011 to
2015
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Mobile Broadband Peak has shifted to Evening/Night i.e. at Home Indoors as well as in Automobile
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Source: Bytemobile Mobile Analytics Report June 2011
- Time of Day Peak has Changed:• 6+ hours long
• Evening Not Daytime
Bytemobile Trends – US Mobile Data Generates 6+ Hour Usage Peak
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Total Revenue Per GB per Year is falling Faster than Cost Per GB
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Global Revenue/ GB/ Year
N.America Revenue/ GB/ Year
W.Europe Revenue/ GB/ Year
Need to slow decline in Revenue per GB and accelerate decline in TCO per GB
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Requirements that Demand Small Cells
• Rapid Growth in Demand for Broadband Capacity
• High Percentage of Indoor Demand
• Highly Localized Congestion at Specific Cells at Peak Times
• Need for Lower Equipment Costs per Access Point/Cell Site to ‘Bend the Cost Curve’
• Need for Low Cost Installation & Min. ‘Truck Rolls’
• Solutions that do not require Costly Fiber Backhaul or even Carrier Ethernet everywhere….
• Seamless ‘Underlay‘ for Macrocells at same or different Frequency (HetNets) to minimize Operational Complexity and reduce OPEX
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Smaller Cells Add Capacity and Coverage Rapidly and ‘Bring Network Closer’
• Cellular Wireless Scales by Spectrum Reuse at Lower Power
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1Leveraging heterogeneous network topology: macro network with added small cells like picocellsand femtocells
Features of Small Cells: Wi-Fi, Femto & PicoComparison of Wi-Fi, Femtocells and Pico/Microcells
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Wi-Fi Femtocells Pico/Microcells
Relative Equipment Cost 1X 3-4X 6 - 12X
Indoor
Outdoor Barely
3GPP Auto Registration
Operator Management
Seamless Roaming to Macrocell
Part of Integrated HetNet
No Truck Roll Req'd
Integrated Backhaul Connect Ethernet Home Broadband Operator B'band
Scalable as Needed More Access points More Sectors/Cells
Policy Control & Enforcement
Route to Fixed or Mobile PG/WKey
Strong Feature
Somewhat Capable
Newly Capable
Not Capable
Femtos Can Provide Performance Leap
Indoor Femtos can Add Major Capacity with Fixed Backhaul
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Assumptions: Example for HSPA+. 16 Users per cell for dense urban HSPA+ system: 10 macro users and 6 home users served
either by macrocell or added femto cells. Rx diversity and MMSE Equalizer used. The median user data rates are shown.
Note: Also, the worst 10% of macro users get ~15% higher throughput with proper interference management techniques.
Wi-Fi Offload to Smart Gateway can massively Complement 3G Capacity
Smart Wi-Fi Device Client -with Auto Registration and Operator Visibility -can Onload or Offload ‘Bandwidth Hogs’ like Video ‘At the Edge’
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Source: Kineto Wireless
Outdoor Femto/Pico cells and Wi-Fi can both Leverage Macrocells
HetNet ‘Underlay’ of Femto/Pico Cells can add significant capacity to Macrocell and Retain Option for WiFi Offload
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Hetnets can Increase Network Capacity and Enhance User Experience Simultaneously
HetNets Enhance Data Rate and Allow Variable Range
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Assumptions: 4 Picosper Macro randomly dropped within macro coverage, see 3GPP R1-101509. Based methodology in TR 36.814: 10 MHz FDD, 2x2 MIMO, 25 users and500m ISD. Advanced interference management: enhanced time-domain adaptive resource
partitioning, advanced receiver devices with enhanced RRM and RLM 1Similar gain for the uplink
Summary:Tradeoffs Today……Fewer Tomorrow
Today Must Trade-Off
• Initial Equipment Cost Seamless Roaming
• User Owned Fixed Backhaul Operator Optimized Offload and Backhaul
• Zero Truck Rolls Operator Controlled Frequency Management
In Future
• Low Cost Wi-FI and Small Cells Seamless 3GPP Interoperability (NGH)
• Offload & Broadband Routing Operator Policy Enforcement
• Simplified Installation Self Optimizing Networks (SON) or at least Adjacent Frequency Avoidance
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Contact Information
Sue Rudd
Director, Service Provider Analysis
Strategy Analytics
www.strategyanalytics.com
email: [email protected]
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