Prach Planning
Prach Planning
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PRACH Configuration Index - Choose between preamble format based on cell Range, Choose the if you need 1 o
PRACH Freqency offset - Use the formula (
Step 1: Select a preamble format that can support that cell range
Following the table in Figure 27 Preamble Format 0 is the most suitable. It should be possible to
use other formats that allow for larger cell ranges but since there is no need we take the format
that requires fewer resources.
A prachCS =11 is enough to support cell ranges of 12 km. Lower indexes will not support that
cell range and higher indexes require more root sequences (more processing power). From
Table 5 it can be seen that 9 signatures per root sequence are available and therefore 8 root
sequences are needed to fulfil the requirement of 64 sequences.
Step 3: Select 8 consecutive root sequences out of Table 6 for each cell.
E.g.: For cell 1, select logical root sequence numbers 0-7 (i.e. rootSeqIndex = 0). For cell 2,
select logical root sequence numbers 8 -15(i.e. rootSeqIndex = 8). For cell 3, select logical root
sequence numbers 16 – 23 (i.e. rootSeqIndex = 16)
It will depend on the PUCCH resources. It is calculated with the formulas presented in the
PrachfreqOffset section. Assuming that PUCCH resources are 6 then:
This value can be the same for all the cells in the network unless it is not possible to assign
different rootSeqIndex for the different cells (see rules above)
Following Figure 28, for a Preamble Format 0 it is possible to have prachConfIndex values
ranged 3 to 8. The same value should be selected for the cells of one site, e.g. 3.
Additionally, to facilitate the planning the prachConfIndex can be the same across the whole
network (based on the assumption we are using the same preamble format for all cells in the
network). If it would not be possible to assign different rootSeqIndex to the cells nor to assign
different prachfreqOffset then third rule applies.
Choose the if you need 1 or 2 subframe and choose which subframe
the format
AFR Access failure rate
DCR
QCI- 1 VOLTE
SRVCC
Throuput Improvement
RRC connection Reject
Control plaine overload, MME EnB & MME connected by S1
user pane over load
max RRC connection reache
Lack of PUCCH Resources
RRC completion missing error , message -5
carryer aggrigation
rlc layer retransmission decraes value <from 32 to 24>
QAM 64
In activity timer 5ms to 2ms
The general idea is that the LTE subframe is made up of PDCCH and PDSCH
PDCCH :is used for control information
PDSCH: carries the actual data
due to low coverage & user retry
Throughpout siner
CQI
MIMO
qam64
rach process ue try to sink and UE powe calcuation
maxretransmissionDL
Drop features
HIGH TRAFFIC
Transmission mode
64Qam
Carrigation activated
MIMO work
specital multiplexing
Load balanced
0 to 64 preamble
by difult
packet loss
reasembaling rate if >0.05 then there is packet loss
RRC connection
timer t300 request
t301 RRC reestablish
8 to 16, 32 improvement
8 to 16,32
Inactivity Timer=10
A3 Intra Ho
A5 Inter ho sorce level target level
B1 Irate
b2 Irate
special multiplexing= for good radio
Condition, tX diversity= for poor
Coverage (rceciver select best), Beam
forming= for particular Location