GL 1800M Refarming Solution V2.0

December 12, 2011
G/L 1800M Refarming Solution

A Promising Option for MBB Market
LTE MO/LTE Solution Sales Dept, GSS
Author/ Email: Zhou Dongfei / [email protected] Version: V2.0(20111212)
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
Huawei Confidential
Author / ID Co-author / ID Approver / ID
Zhou Dongfei / 00136396 Zhu jikui / 50497 Chentangbai / 47935 Hao Guangming 00168132
Introduce the GSM/LTE 1800M refarming solution, including the following contents: Drivers for G/L1800M refaming (performance, TCO, eco-system) Huawei SingleRAN solutions for G/L 1800M refarming: spectrum strategy, site solution, GUL synergy Success stories (Aero2 world 1st LTE1800, T-mobile, etc)
Description
Based on previous version: - LTE1800 A Promising Option for MBB Market V1.5.pptx - Win GL1800 Refarming with Huawei-V1.0(20100702).ppt
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. HISILICON SEMICONDUCTOR
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Content

Drivers for G/L 1800M Refarming Huawei G/L 1800M Refarming Solution
Success Stories
Page 3
GL1800 Refarming Becomes a Reality

14 Commercially launched
Poland
Total 75MHz in 1800M Band Most operators owns10~25MHz 1800M spectrum underused
Lithuania
Singapore Germany
GL1800 co-site, co-coverage Larger capacity than HSPA+
Latvia
Finland Saudi Arabia Australia
GSA report. Jan 5, 2012
Denmark Finland
Frequency ready 30%~50% TCO saving by SingleRAN
14 LTE1800 network commercially launched 14 LTE1800 in deployment, 20+ trials & plans
Hongkong Singapore Hungary South Korea
41 LTE1800 devices announced Multi-mode, multi-band
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Why LTE 1800 MHz ?

High Performance
LTE offers higher performance than HSPA+ Significant coverage improvement with 1800 MHz vs 2600 MHz
Spectrum available & technology neutral
Lower TCO
Re-use of existing infrastructure Re-use of 2G/3G equipment (e.g. SingleRAN BTS)
Eco-system Ready
Abundant spectrum in 1800 MHz band.

LTE 1800 Infrastructure is ready LTE 1800 Terminal ecosystem is ready
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LTE1800 Provides Better Coverage & User Experience

Average throughput in 10MHz
ms 80 60 40 20 10 HSPA+ LTE
2.6GHz DD 800MHz 1800MHz
4dB 10dB
Latency
18 16 14 17Mbps 12 10 13Mbps 8 6 4 200kbps 2 0 EDGE HSPA+ R8 LTE
Coverage Gain with Low Frequency
Urban
Wide Coverage
Distance
In both average throughput and latency, LTE1800 is better than HSPA+, it can provide better user experience 2.6 GHz needs 2x more sites to match 1800MHz mobile coverage!
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1800M Band Has Huge Potential For LTE Deployment

75MHz - Richest spectrum resource on 1800MHz Most operators own 10-25 MHz in 1800M band 1800M is lightly used, since GSM900 is the main choice for voice service.
Frequency
2600MHz 2100MHz 1800MHz 900MHz
Bandwidth
1800MHz: GSM
Lightly used
1800MHz: GSM+LTE
frequency frequency
1800MHz bandwidth is the richest resource compared with other bands. Uplink: 1710MHz - 1785MHz Downlink: 1805MHz - 1880MHz
Refarming in 1800M maximizes the spectrum potential
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G/L1800 Refarming, A Cost Effective Way to Win MBB

Significant cost-saving without applying new spectrum license. 30%~50% site quantity saving due to LTE1800 1.5~2 times larger coverage. About 50% in-site TCO saving with SDR solution.
Saving 30%~50% Sites than LTE-2600
50% TCO Saving buy SDR

RRU RRU
2600MHz
1800MHz
BBU
Add LTE Card SW Upgrade

BBU
GSM1800
50%~100% more
GSM1800 + LTE1800
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LTE 1800MHz Device Ecosystem is Ready
120 100 80 60
106
IP Wireless
52 42 41 36 35 700 MHz 800 MHz 1800 MHz
Huawei E398
40 20
2600 MHz
800/1800/2600 MHz AWS
Sierra Wireless
BandRich
Huawei E392
Source of data: Status of the LTE Ecosystem report GSA: October 28, 2011
LTE1800 commercial USB dongle are available CPE, Mobile WiFi are available for test now.
CPE E593
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Mobile WiFi (Dec.2011)
Content

Success Stories
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Major Concerns of GL1800M Refarming

Performance
Spectrum Service Interference
Allocation
Migration
Mitigation
of GSM Retaining
Capacity
Spectrum
Smooth
Easy
Evolution
Deployment
TCO
Saving
Site
Interworking
O&M
Integration
Features Of G/U/L
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Spectrum Solution
Capacity & Coverage consideration Service migration consideration
Sandwich frequency allocation
Flexible spectrum
sharing Compact bandwidth Retain GSM capacity (TFR, VAMOS)
G/L Co-site deployment

Guard Band Refarming Buffer Zone
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Spectrum Allocation Regarding Coverage and Capacity
Throughput
High frequency for capacity (1800MHz, 2100MHz, 2600MHz)

Low frequency for coverage (900MHz, 800MHz, 700MHz)
Hot spot
Urban Sub-Urban Rural
Coverage
LTE2600 UMTS2100 GSM1800, LTE1800 GSM900 UMTS900 LTE800 / LTE700
LTE1800 Fits for both Coverage and Capacity
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Spectrum Allocation Regarding Service Migration

900MHz: GSM 900MHz: GSM+UMTS
Voice
frequency
frequency
1800MHz: GSM
Voice & Data
frequency
1800MHz: GSM+LTE
frequency
2100MHz: UMTS Voice & Data

frequency
2100MHz: UMTS
frequency
2600MHz: LTE Data

frequency
2600MHz: LTE Data

frequency
Migrate voice service to GSM900 for coverage and UMTS2100 for capacity Introduce LTE1800 to improve both capacity and coverage for data service.
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Voice Load Data Load
Interference Mitigation: Sandwich Frequency Allocation

Edge Allocation Mode
GSM f1 f1 LTE f2 Other GSM
Advantage:
Facilitate GSM frequency planning and expanding to second LTE Only one side GL interference needs to be considered
Disadvantage:
A frequency gap f2 should be reserved between LTE carrier and the adjacent GSM carrier of other operator.
Sandwich Allocation Mode (Recommended)

GSM f1 f1 LTE f2 f2
GSM
Other GSM
Advantage:
No Interference problem need to be re-considered for the LTE1800 and other operators system. Save more GSM frequencies when using non-standard separation
Disadvantage:
Discontinuous frequencies make GSM frequency planning more complicated.
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Interference Mitigation: G/L Co-Site Deployment
G/L Co-site is preferred regarding interference and TCO
Best mode
G/L 100% Co-Site Least Interference
Medium mode
G/L Partial Co-Site Medium Interference
Worst mode
G/L on different Site High Interference
G/L Co-site, ACLR can meet standard requirement with 200kHz guard band
G1800 BTS L1800 eNodeB
G/L Non co-site, ACLR of LTE DL and GSM DL has a gap of 6 dB in urban/suburban area.
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Interference Mitigation: Huawei MSR Saving Guard Band 0.2MHz

Guard Band
GSM+LTE GSM LTE

GSM LTE GSM
GSM/LTE MSR (Multi Standard Radio)
LTE bandwidth
1.4MHz 3MHz
GL co-site guard band Huawei

0.2 0.2 0 0 0 0
GL co-site guard band Standard

0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2
Huawei MSR Module:
Compliant with 3GPP MSR standard.
Smooth refarming from GSM -> GSM/LTE -> LTE only

Saving 0.2MHz guard band when channel BW > 3 MHz
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Interference Mitigation: Huawei Refarming Buffer Zone

Area 1: LTE1800
LTE GSM
More bandwidth could be used in

LTE, increase Data Capacity.
Area 2: Buffer Zone

Impact Freq. between Area 1 LTE with Area 3
LTE GSM
GSM will not be used in buffer zone; Normally, 2 or 3 layers of site are needed to form this area.
Area 3: GSM1800
Benefits:
LTE
GSM
Refarming Buffer Zone can eliminate GL interference on the same frequency
More Bandwidth could be used in GSM, increase Voice capacity.
Similar solution has already been used for GU900
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Improve Flexibility: Huawei GL Flexible Spectrum Sharing

When data service is the majority
Less BW for GSM More BW for LTE
When LTE bears both voice/data service

All BW for LTE
When voice service is the majority

More BW for GSM Less BW for LTE
LTE frequency LTE
GSM GSM frequency
frequency
Huawei MSR
Benefits:

Huawei MSR enables the flexible spectrum sharing between GSM and LTE Spectrum can be flexibly shared between GSM and LTE according to voice / data traffic load or operators strategies. It supports smooth evolution of networks and smooth service migration.
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Improve Efficiency: Huawei Compact Bandwidth Solution

15M-LTE S1/1/1 + GSM S5/5/5
GSM carriers LTE carrier
20M-LTE S1/1/1 + GSM S3/3/3

18.4M-LTE S1/1/1 + GSM S5/5/5

6MHz
3.4MHz
15MHz
4.4MHz
20MHz
6MHz
18.4MHz
24.4MHz
24.4MHz
24.4MHz
3.4MHz is wasted
GSM capacity is sacrificed
No waste, No GSM impact
LTE carrier with standard BW
Interfered OR Interfering
LTE carrier with Compact BW
Edge RB be squeezed
Compact Bandwidth (MHz) 4.8 9.6 14.6 18.22 18.58 18.94 19.3
Available RB number 25 50 75 94 96 98 100
Standard Bandwidth (MHz) 5 10 15 20 20 20 20
Full use of frequency, Avoid
RB
94
precious spectrum waste

Flexible frequency planning, one step to plan whole network
75
+25%
15M
18.4M
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Huawei Compact Bandwidth Case: Georgia Mobitel 9.6MHz

CASE:
VimpelCom Group Georgia Mobitel Bandwidth = 9.6MHz
0.3

Effective BW 9MHz(50RB) LTE BW 9.6MHz
0.3
Scenario: Suburban, Rural

1800Mhz Spectrum: 9.6MHz LTE Site Configuration: S1/1/1
Huawei MSR with Sharper Filter
Peak rate DL: 71.1 Mbps Peak rate UL: 23.7 Mbps
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Improve Efficiency: Huawei GSM Tighter Frequency Reuse

Total 15MHz, TFR to ensure GSM capacity as S444 during refarming
Bandwidth
5MHz
9MHz 10MHz
GSM S444 retained LTE capacity maximized
LTE GSM
10MHz 6MHz
5MHz
GSM Reuse Pattern
Industry
50% Half-Rate S333 configuration 3*3 reuse pattern DTX Power control
FR LOAD 70%
IBCA (Interference based channel allocation) UISS (U interface soft synchronization w/o GPS) ICC AMR
Interference Cancellation
4*3 reuse pattern
Tighter Frequency Reuse solution retain GSM capacity and free more bandwidth for LTE. IBCA and UISS already commercial deployed and verified
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Huawei GSM TFR Case: Saving 25%~56% Spectrum

Huawei Tight Frequency Reuse
Huawei and Ericsson are leading in this solution. GSM Capacity to Bandwidth Map Table
Config. Normal (4x3 reuse) TFR (70% load) Freq. Saved
Case: India Reliance

With 4.4MHz Spectrum: S2/2/2 changed to S4/4/4
KPI Preserved
S1/1/1 S2/2/2
2.4 4.8
2.4 3.6
0% -25%
S3/3/3
S4/4/4 S5/5/5 S6/6/6 S7/7/7 S8/8/8
7.2
9.6 12 14.4 16.8 19.2
4.2
5 5.9 6.7 7.6 8.4
-42%
-48% -51% -53% -55% -56%
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Huawei VAMOS Double HR Capacity

1 sub 2 subs
HR
FR
4 subs
1 2
VAMOS - Voice services over Adaptive Multi-user channels on One Slot

To achieve higher capacity in existing radio resource Two voice users is multiplexed (downlink with -QPSK techs, uplink
HR
with Multi-user MIMO) into one Half rate time slot.
FR
Use scenario:
HR
VAMOS Already deployed at:
Refarmed thin GSM network, temporary carrier
load raise needed.
20% capacity gain under 100% penetration of traditional SAIC terminals
30% capacity gain under 100% penetration of VAMOS Level 1 terminals

* VAMOS performance depends on frequency reuse pattern and penetration of VAMOS terminals.
Vodacom: Improve Voice Capacity ~20%
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Site Solution
MSR RFU MSR RRU Lightest RRU
Ultimate Site
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G/L MSR Full RF Portfolio for Various Scenarios

G GG / / / L L L
RRU3929
RRU3928
mRFUd
BBU
BBU
G/L MSR (Max G8, G6L1, or L2) 1800MHz / Band 3 Full band 2T2R per RRU IBW= 40MHz Output power: 2*80 W Channel BW = 1.4/3/5/10/15/20 Mhz 12.5kg, 8.54L
G/L MSR (Max G8, G6L1, or L2) 1800MHz / Band 3 Full band 2T2R per RRU IBW= 40MHz Output power: 2*60 W Channel BW = 1.4/3/5/10/15/20 Mhz 23.5kg, 24L
G/L MSR (Max G8, G4L1, or L1) 1800MHz / Band 3 Full band 2T2R per RRU IBW= 40MHz Output power: 2*40 W Channel BW = 1.4/3/5/10/15/20 Mhz 13.5kg, 12L
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G/L MSR - Smooth Network Evolution

Hardware ready for GSM & LTE1800 from day one
Smooth evolution from GSM->GSM/LTE->LTE

GSM frequency
LTE GSM frequency
GSM1800 MSR to LTE
GSM & LTE1800
or
Add LTE Card SW Upgrade
BBU3900
BBU3900 BBU3900
or
BBU3900
GSM1800
GSM1800+LTE1800
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G/L MSR - Better Antenna & Feed Sharing

Non-MSR MSR
Combiner
Co-RF module Guard Band
G GG S S S M MM
MSR
Yes 0~0.2MHz 0
No 0.5~5MHz 0.6 or 3dB
L L L T T T E E E
G GG / / / L L L
Insert Loss
Less guard band (zero guard band when channel BW > 3MHz)
GSM LTE GSM/LTE
No insert loss, Better coverage

GSM1800 LTE1800 GL1800
Co-RF / co-cabinet, saving TCO
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Huawei G/L MSR Higher Capacity, Broader Bandwidth

2*2 MIMO: The basic configuration for LTE
Vendor-X HUAWEI RFU
WeightKg
Volume Transmit Powerw IBWM
18
5.25L 160W 20M
12.5
8.54L 280W 40M
RF
Huawei MSR
RF RF
Vendor-X
mRFUd
2T2R per RRU Max. IBW: 40MHz
Huawei MSR with 2T2R saves 1 RF module for each sector IBW: 50% operators owns more than 20MHz spectrum
Vendor-X WeightKg Volume Transmit Powerw IBWM 240W 20M
HUAWEI RRU 21kg 24L
10M
10M
10M
10M
10M
10M
RF
260W Huawei MSR 40M
RF RF
Vendor-X
RRU3929
Huawei MSR with 40MHz IBW saves 1 RF module for each sector
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Huawei G/L MSR Higher Power for Higher Configuration

Maximum: 8 GSM carriers

Maximum: 6 GSM carriers + 1 LTE carrier

GSM
GSM LTE
Maximum: 2 LTE carriers

LTE
G/L MSR (Max G8, G6L1, or L2) 2T2R per RRU
GSM GSM
Output power: 2*80
GSM
LTE
mRFUd
GSM:20w/C
GSM:15w/C LTE: 2*20W/C Maximum: 6 GSM carriers + 1 LTE carrier

GSM
LTE: 2*40w/C
Maximum: 8 GSM carriers

Maximum: 2 LTE carriers

LTE
G/L MSR (Max G8, G6L1, or L2) 2T2R per RRU Output power: 2*60
GSM
GSM GSM
GSM
LTE LTE
RRU3929
GSM:15w/C
GSM:12w/C LTE: 2*20W/C

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LTE: 2*30w/C
Typical Macro Site Refarming: Lowest Power Consumption

G G GG G G / / / / / / L L LL L L
G/L G GG / / / L L L GG / / L L
Typical configuration 3 sectors 2x2 MIMO

BBU 1-sector 1T2R RFU New GL1800 6 1T2R RFU
G/L
BBU 3-sector 1T2R RFU New GL1800 2 1T2R 3-sector RFU
BBU 1-sector 2T2R RFU New GL1800 3 GL MSR RFU
Vendor 1
Vendor 2
Power Consumption
Huawei
15~30% power saving
15~30% power saving with Huawei solution

Vendor 1 Vendor 2 Huawei
Vendor 1 Vendor 2 Huawei
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Huawei Lightest MSR - Easiest Deployment
RRU3928: Lightest RRU, 13.5kg, 12L
Urban Site
Hot Spot Site
Suburban Site
Rural Site
2T2R per RRU Max. IBW: 40MHz Output power: 2*40 W 12 L, 13.5Kg
RRU3928
3M RRU Serves All the Scenarios
3 RRU3928 equal to 1 Traditional RRU size

Traditional RRU (with cover) Volume/Weigh
RRU3928 (with cover) Volume/Weigh 46L / 24kg 12L / <15kg
Benefits:
Lightest RRU for easy installation Low TCO: no equipment room, no feeders, reuse of existing 19 inch cabinets. Easily add LTE service without affecting existing network.
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Ultimate Site with 5 Bands & 3 Modes: One Site One Vendor
800/900MHz
2.6GHz
1800/2100MHz
One cabinet for all: BTS3900L can support 5 bands (800M,

900M, 1800M, 2100M, 2600M) and 3 modes (GSM, UMTS, LTE)
with just one cabinet.
RRU 2.6GHz 1800MHz 800MHz
1800 G/L 2100 UMTS
Low TCO: less footprint, lower power consumption Macro + distributed flexible deployment Smooth evolution: compatible with MSR RF modules, reuse
GSM1800 feeders and antennas; support smooth GL refarming and evolution
2100MHz
800 LTE
900 G/U
900MHz
BTS3900L
Case: Vodafone D2 Germany ~50% TCO saving within 5 years
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Features of G/U/L
GUL Inter-RAT Service Continuity Flexible User Steering
GUL Co-transmission
Unified OSS for GUL
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Service Continuity with Inter-RAT Interworking Solution

CS connectivity
LTE

Flash CSFB: LTE -> UMTS

Flash CSFB(blind)
Heavy Load
2s 2s
1s
CS Fall back (CSFB)/ Flash SRVCC
CSFB
Heavy Load
Flash CSFB with SIBs R8 redirection Measurement Read UTRAN System information
GSM/UMTS
PS connectivity
Others
LTE

Heavy Load
Flash CSFB: LTE -> GSM

Flash CSFB(blind) Flash CSFB with SIBs R8 redirection Measurement Read GERAN System information Others
Cell Reselection PS Handover

Heavy Load
4s 4 s 1.64 s 1.6s
GSM/UMTS
Finished GUL Inter-RAT IOT test for PS connectivity. 1st vendor to finish CSFB call from LTE to UMTS/GSM. Flash CSFB to further reduce voice handover delay.
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SPID Make Precise and High Efficiency User Operation

Operator Define Policy LTE NW Implement Policy
UE
USB dongle
UEs Follow the Policy

LTE
User SPID 1 2 3
User Properties RAT LTE UMTS GSM Freq DRX F1 F2 F3 Yes No Yes HSS EPC/GSN GUL SingleRAN
Only Voice
UMTS
SPID SPID
IPhone
GSM
256
SPID:
Improve User QE from the aspects of mobility and throughput. Quick Service response and Battery Power save by UE in proper layer More flexible traffic steering for Network
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GUL Co-transmission Saving 5%~10% Bandwidth

GSM
BTS / NodeB
eNodeB
LTE
LTE GSM / UMTS eNodeB transmission scheduling
MME/S-GW
BSC / MSC
UMTS
5% to 10% capacity gain achieved by co-transmission
NO impact to existing GU throughput by LTE
BTS / NodeB
Non-trusted network
IPSec tunnel
Trusted network
Security GW
MME
eNodeB
S-GW/P-GW Security GW
BSC/RNC
Co-IPSec for LTE eNodeB and GSM/UMTS

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SingleOSS Saving 86% Hardware Investment

Huge capacity with Server Load Sharing system
N : 1 Disaster recovery
One Team
Master Performance module Standby New
One OSS
Huawei OSS
Slave1
Slave2
Slave3
One Network
LTE
BTS NB
New
eNB
UMTS GSM
GSM
UMTS
LTE
Case in CMCC: 86% hardware investment is saved
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Huawei LTE-1800 MBB Device Roadmap 2011

E398 Rotator
modem
Worlds 1st L/U/G Multi-mode Ready
4 Bands L/U/G Multi-mode Ready
E392 Stick 5 Bands L/U/G Multi-mode Test Sample July
E392 Stick TDD/FDD Uni-mode L/U/G Multi-mode Test Sample Q4
Mobile WiFi
B593 TDD/FDD Uni-mode WiFi b/g/n+4FE+2POTS+2USB Test Sample July
E589 L/U/G Multi-mode Screen:1.45 inch Battery:3000mA Test Sample 2012 Q1
CPE
B593 L/U/G Multi-mode WiFi b/g/n+4FE+2POTS+2USB Test Sample Ready 2012Q1

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2011Q1
2011Q2
2011Q3
2011Q4
2012Q2
Content

Success Stories
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Huawei Leading G/L1800 Refarming Deployment

5/9 Commercially launched
Poland Lithuania Singapore Germany Latvia Finland Saudi Arabia Australia Poland Norway Germany Lithuania Saudi Arabia Singapore UAE
Huawei 8 LTE1800 commercial contracts as of 2011Q3
Australia
Source: GSA Oct. 2011 Denmark
World 50+%
1st LTE1800 commercial contract awarded to Huawei by Poland Aero2 in 2010Q2 commercially launched LTE1800 networks are from Huawei
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Worlds 1st G/L1800MHz Refarming Commercial Network

Dedicated to MBB Business
Frequency 850MHz 900MHz 1800MHz 2500MHz Bandwidth 5MHz 5MHz 19.8MHz 50MHz Mode HSPA+ HSPA+ LTE LTE TDD Deployment Nationwide Nationwide Nationwide Hot Spot
GSM LTE
MRRU: SDR from GSM 1800 to LTE 1800

GSM LTE
Software Upgrade
LTE 1800 USB Dongle

Huawei E398
Urban U900/U850 LTE1800/LTE2500
Sub-Urban
Rural
IPWireless Huawei E392
U900/U850
LTE1800
U900/U850
LTE1800
SDR enables one click upgrade E2E LTE1800 solutions to ensure TTM LTE FDD & TDD convergent network to meet MBB business
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1800M Refarming: transit GSM to LTE network

Make full use of frequencies to data services
T-Mobile LTE1800MHz SingleRAN LTE Solution

Solutions and Benefits
Project Profile:
50% GL market share

Mar. 2010: LTE DD800 contract Nov. 2010: GSM/LTE contract (GSM sites modernization and newlyHUAWEI Vendor 2
Future-Oriented SingleRAN solution ensures smooth evolution, protecting investment E2E LTE solution with excellent performance helps for MBB service deployment
Green product and solution to reduce TCO greatly
built 1.8G LTE sites)
End-to-End LTE Solution
Challenges and Needs

Develop MBB service to increase the revenue
MBB with LTE 1800 in Urban area
LTE 800 for ADSL substitution in rural area
Modernize network to improve network performance Optimize vendor map to guarantee network evolution
Huawei CPE
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M1 Singapore : LTE Introduction and GSM Modernization

Challenges and Needs
Fast growth mobile data and low growth service revenue Boosting in data traffic bring hotspot congesting and effect experience Keep leading in Singapore MBB market

May 2011, Awarded LTE Commercial Contract .100% market share nationwide LTE E2E Solution for M1 2000+ Sites including Macro, DBS
Solutions and Benefits

Innovative DBS solution L2600 and GL1800 Huawei E2E LTE1800 solutions meet MBB
Tailored L2600/1800 dual band device provided by Huawei

Refarming Buffer Zone can eliminate GL interference on the same frequency HetNet (Multi-Layer Coverage) to improve spectrum efficiency and offload Hotspot Traffic
Southeast Asias 1st LTE launched on Jun. 21th 2011 E398 E392
Multi-band combination to meet both capacity and coverage requirements
FDD LTE 2600 HSPA+/HSPA/UMTS 2100
FDD LTE: D800/900/1800/2100/2600 HSPA+/HSPA/UMTS 900/2100
The First Multimode LTE Modem in the world

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5 FDD Bands all-in-one Multimode LTE Stick
Thank you
www.huawei.com
E398 World s 1st Multi-mode USB Stick

Time*
Test Sample Commercial Ready Ready
Product Features
Size: 92mm x 31.5mm x 14.4mm Wight: <50g Form: Rotator Features: LTE Cat 3:100/50Mbps @ 20M BW DC-HSPA+/HSPA/UMTS/EDGE/GPRS/GSM Receive Diversity , Data service DL 2*2 MIMO
Scenario
Surf Work
Business
Frequency: LTE 1800/2100/2600MHZ UMTS 900/2100MHZ GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHZ

Chipset: Qualcomm MDM9200 OS support: Win XP SP2/SP3, Vista SP1/SP2, Win7, Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6 with latest upgrades
Travel

Concept roadster streamline ID Extremely high surf experience High performance and stability Plug & Play
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E398 World s 1st Multi-mode 4-Band USB Stick

Time*
Test Sample Commercial Ready Ready
Product Features
Size: 92mm x 31.5mm x 14.4mm Wight: <50g Form: Rotator Features: LTE Cat 3:100/50Mbps @ 20M BW DC-HSPA+/HSPA/UMTS/EDGE/GPRS/GSM Receive Diversity, Data service DL 2*2 MIMO
Scenario
Surf Work
Business
Frequency: LTE DD800/1800/2100/2600MHZ UMTS 2100MHZ GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHZ

Travel

Concept roadster streamline ID Extremely high surf experience High performance and stability Plug & Play
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E392 L/U/G Multi-mode USB Stick

Time*
Test Sample Commercial Ready Oct.,2011
Product Features
Size: 100mm x 35mm x 13.8mm Wight: <40g Form: Stick Features: LTE Cat 3:100/50Mbps @ 20M BW DC-HSPA/HSPA/UMTS/EDGE/GPRS/GSM Receive Diversity, Data service, DL 2*2 MIMO
Scenario
Surf
Work
Travel Business
Frequency: LTE DD800/900/1800/2100/2600MHZ UMTS 900/1800/2100MHZ GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHZ


Concept Maglev Train ID Extremely high surf experience High performance and stability Plug & Play
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E392 - FDD & TDD Uni-mode USB Stick

Time*
Test Sample Commercial Dec.,2011 Feb.,2012
Product Features
Size: 100mm x 35mm x 13.8mm Wight: <40g Form: Stick Work Features: LTE Cat 3: 100/50Mbps @ 20M BW DC-HSPA+/HSPA/EDGE/GRPS/GSM Receive Diversity , Data service, DL 2*2 MIMO Frequency: LTE FDD DD800/900/1800/2100/2600 MHz & TDD 2600MHz UMTS 900/1800/2100 GSM 850/900/1800/1900
Scenario
Surf
Travel
Business
Concept Maglev Train ID Extremely high surf experience
High performance and stability

Plug & Play
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E589 L/U/G Multi-mode Mobile WiFi

Time*
Test Sample Commercial Dec.,2011 May,2012
Product Features
Size: 113*62*13.5mm Weight:<120g Battery: 3000mA, Working time 6H Screen: 1.45 inch TFT Features: LTE Cat 3:100/50Mbps @ 20M BW DC-HSPA+/HSPA/UMTS/EDGE/GPRS/GSM Receive Diversity , Data Service, DL 2*2 MIMO Frequency: LTE FDD DD800/900/1800/2100/2600MHz & UMTS 900/2100MHZ GSM 800/900/1800/1900MHz Connectivity: 802.11b/g/n Up to 5 simultaneous users/devices Chipset: Qualcomm MDM9200 OS support: Win XP SP2/SP3, Vista SP1/SP2, Win7, Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6 with latest upgrades

Scenario
The newest generation Mobile WiFi Streamline and slim ID Bigger screen &Longer working time Extremely high surf experience High performance and stability
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B593 L/U/G Multi-mode CPE

Time
Test Sample Commercial Ready Oct.,2011
Product Features
Size: 190mm 35mm 165 mm , Weight: < 500g Features: LTE Cat 3:100/50Mbps @ 20M BW DC-HSPA+/HSPA/UMTS/EDGE/GPRS/GSM Receive Diversity, Data service, LTE DL 2*2 MIMO Firewall, VoIP, TR069 Remote Management HTTP Online Upgrade, QoS, USB Share, UPnP IPv6, DLNA, Fax, Print, VPN, VLAN(option function) Frequency: LTE DD800/900/1800/2100/2600MHZ UMTS 900/2100MHZ GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHZ Connectivity: 802.11b/g/n. Up to 32 simultaneous users/devices Chipset: Qualcomm MDM9200 OS support: Win XP SP2/SP3, Vista SP1/SP2, Win7, Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6 with latest upgrades
Scenario
External interface
4 Ethernet interface (RJ45) 2 POTS interface (RJ11) 2 USB interface 1 SIM card slot 1 WLAN button 1 WPS button 1 POWER button
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Test Sample Commercial Oct.,2011
Size: 190mm 35mm 165 mm . Weight: < 500g
Product Features
Scenario
Nov.,2011
Features: LTE Cat 3:100/50Mbps @ 20M BW Receive Diversity, Data service, LTE DL 2*2 MIMO Firewall, VoIP, TR069 Remote Management HTTP Online Upgrade, QoS, USB Share, UPnP IPv6, DLNA, Fax, Print, VPN, VLAN(option function) Frequency: LTE TDD 2300/2600MHz & FDD DD800/1800/2600MHz
External interface
Connectivity: 802.11b/g/n Up to 32 simultaneous users/devices Chipset: HiSilicon Hi 6910 OS support: Win XP SP2/SP3, Vista SP1/SP2, Win7, Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6 with latest upgrades

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What are the drivers for GSM/LTE 1800M refarming discussed in the document?

What are the drivers for GSM/LTE 1800M refarming discussed in the document?

What are some of the advantages of using LTE 1800MHz discussed in the document?

What are some of the advantages of using LTE 1800MHz discussed in the document?

December 12, 2011

G/L 1800M Refarming Solution

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

Author / ID Co-author / ID Approver / ID

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GL1800 Refarming Becomes a Reality

GL1800 co-site, co-coverage Larger capacity than HSPA+

GSA report. Jan 5, 2012

Frequency ready 30%~50% TCO saving by SingleRAN

Hongkong Singapore Hungary South Korea

41 LTE1800 devices announced Multi-mode, multi-band

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Why LTE 1800 MHz ?

Spectrum available & technology neutral

Re-use of existing infrastructure Re-use of 2G/3G equipment (e.g. SingleRAN BTS)

Abundant spectrum in 1800 MHz band.

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LTE1800 Provides Better Coverage & User Experience

18 16 14 17Mbps 12 10 13Mbps 8 6 4 200kbps 2 0 EDGE HSPA+ R8 LTE

Coverage Gain with Low Frequency

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1800M Band Has Huge Potential For LTE Deployment

Refarming in 1800M maximizes the spectrum potential

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G/L1800 Refarming, A Cost Effective Way to Win MBB

Saving 30%~50% Sites than LTE-2600

50% TCO Saving buy SDR

Add LTE Card SW Upgrade

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LTE 1800MHz Device Ecosystem is Ready

Mobile WiFi (Dec.2011)

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Major Concerns of GL1800M Refarming

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Capacity & Coverage consideration Service migration consideration

Sandwich frequency allocation

G/L Co-site deployment

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Spectrum Allocation Regarding Coverage and Capacity

High frequency for capacity (1800MHz, 2100MHz, 2600MHz)

Urban Sub-Urban Rural

LTE2600 UMTS2100 GSM1800, LTE1800 GSM900 UMTS900 LTE800 / LTE700

LTE1800 Fits for both Coverage and Capacity

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Spectrum Allocation Regarding Service Migration

2100MHz: UMTS Voice & Data

2600MHz: LTE Data

2600MHz: LTE Data

Voice Load Data Load

Interference Mitigation: Sandwich Frequency Allocation

Sandwich Allocation Mode (Recommended)

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Interference Mitigation: G/L Co-Site Deployment

G/L Co-site is preferred regarding interference and TCO

G1800 BTS L1800 eNodeB