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    Yes: Let Upper 3dB Lobe Pointing at The Cell Edge No: Let Main Beam Pointing at The Cell Edge

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    Gustavo Cruz Saldaña
    The document discusses antenna tilt settings for different cell sector scenarios. It considers whether to use a higher tilt of 8 degrees for VBW sectors to point the upper lobe at cell edges. For high and low bands, it only recommends a higher tilt for low bands. It also provides antenna height and tilt recommendations for embedded sectors with many surrounding base stations that are close together, versus isolated or edge sectors with a radius of 2km and lower antenna height. The last section provides calculations for antenna height when considering terrain.

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    Yes: Let Upper 3dB Lobe Pointing at The Cell Edge No: Let Main Beam Pointing at The Cell Edge

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    Gustavo Cruz Saldaña
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    The document discusses antenna tilt settings for different cell sector scenarios. It considers whether to use a higher tilt of 8 degrees for VBW sectors to point the upper lobe at cell edges. For high and low bands, it only recommends a higher tilt for low bands. It also provides antenna height and tilt recommendations for embedded sectors with many surrounding base stations that are close together, versus isolated or edge sectors with a radius of 2km and lower antenna height. The last section provides calculations for antenna height when considering terrain.

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    Downtilt Calculator

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    The document discusses antenna tilt settings for different cell sector scenarios. It considers whether to use a higher tilt of 8 degrees for VBW sectors to point the upper lobe at cell edges. For high and low bands, it only recommends a higher tilt for low bands. It also provides antenna height and tilt recommendations for embedded sectors with many surrounding base stations that are close together, versus isolated or edge sectors with a radius of 2km and lower antenna height. The last section provides calculations for antenna height when considering terrain.

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    Yes: Let Upper 3dB Lobe Pointing at The Cell Edge No: Let Main Beam Pointing at The Cell Edge

    Uploaded by

    Gustavo Cruz Saldaña
    The document discusses antenna tilt settings for different cell sector scenarios. It considers whether to use a higher tilt of 8 degrees for VBW sectors to point the upper lobe at cell edges. For high and low bands, it only recommends a higher tilt for low bands. It also provides antenna height and tilt recommendations for embedded sectors with many surrounding base stations that are close together, versus isolated or edge sectors with a radius of 2km and lower antenna height. The last section provides calculations for antenna height when considering terrain.

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    361999679.

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    Consider VBW? yes


    VBW() 8
    * Yes: let upper 3dB lobe pointing at the cell edge
    No: let main beam pointing at the cell edge

    High band: no
    Low band: yes

    Consideraciones:
    Embebed sector Cuando se tienen mas RB alrededor y muy
    isolated Rb que estan solas

    Ant height se debe considerar el terreno (se suma a a

    3500000000
    300000000

    07/31/2017 12
    361999679.xlsx

    Site Dist(km) Ant.H(m) New Tilt


    Embedded Sector 0.3 30 12.5

    Radius(km) Ant.H(m) New Tilt


    Isolated or edge Sector 2 16 4.5

    en mas RB alrededor y muy cercanas unas a otras


    olas

    erar el terreno (se suma a ant h)

    0.0857142857

    07/31/2017 22

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