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Lucent CDMA BTS Overview

The document summarizes various Lucent CDMA base station components, including Autoplex, PCS Minicell, Flexent Microcell, and Flexent Modular Cells such as Modular Cell 1.0/2.0, Modular Cell 3.0, Modular Cell 4.0, and Compact Cell 4.0. It describes the key components, architecture, and capabilities of each base station type.

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Lucent CDMA BTS Overview

The document summarizes various Lucent CDMA base station components, including Autoplex, PCS Minicell, Flexent Microcell, and Flexent Modular Cells such as Modular Cell 1.0/2.0, Modular Cell 3.0, Modular Cell 4.0, and Compact Cell 4.0. It describes the key components, architecture, and capabilities of each base station type.

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Lucent BTS Summary

Outlines
 CDMA Wireless Network Architecture
 Lucent CDMA Basic Components

 Lucent CDMA Cell Sites.


 Autoplex Base Station
 PCS CDMA Minicell

 Flexent CDMA Microcell

 lexent Modular Cell


 Flexent Modular Cell 1.0 and 2.0

 Flexent Modular Cell 3.0

 Flexent Modular Cell 4.0

 Flexent Compact Cell 4.0


CDMA Wireless Network Components
CDMA Wireless Network Architecture
CDMA Wireless Network Architecture
5ESS-DCS (Digital Cellular Switch)

 responsible for controlling the switching and


traffic loads of the various call types (voice,
data, and fax) to and from the Public
Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and the
mobile.
Access Manager

 Executive Cellular Processor (ECP)


 capable of supporting 5ESS and cell sites
 performs mobility management functions includes
 determining if the mobile requesting access to the system is genuine,
 maintaining a database of subscriber records and locations, and
 collecting account billing information.

 Operations and Management Platform (OMP / OMP-FX)


 Data management (a centralized tool for connections to the Access
Manager, the 5ESS-2000 Switch, and the cell site)
 collects records on condition faults which occur in the system,
 provides detailed reports of service records, and
 provisions the cell site.
 In addition, it performs real time billing and backup storage data
functions
 OMP-FX is compatible with Flexent systems.
Autoplex Cell
Autoplex Base Station
CDMA Radio Cluster Layout
PCS CDMA Minicell

 Indoor / Outdoor
 Primary Cabinet
 RCC (Radio Control Complex)
 CRC (CDMA Radio Cluster)
 RFTG (Reference Frequency Timing Generator)
 CTU (CDMA Transmit Unit)
 Filters
 Power Cabinet
 Growth Cabinet (optional) – when additional carriers needed
 When an additional carrier needed
 Not contains RCC and RFTG (uses those of in Primary cabinet)
 Battery Backup (optional)
 Discontinued in January 2002
PCS Minicell Primary Frame
PCS Minicell Signal Flow
Flexent Cell Sites
Flexent CDMA Microcell

 Indoor / Outdoor
 One sector or one omni antenna system per Microcell
 Several Microcells daisy-chain connection
 Components
 CBR
 CCU (upto 2 CCUs): CCU-20 or CCU-32
 CRC
 TFU
 BPF
 CTRM
 LNAM
 OM
 PCU
 Tx Amp
 GPS/ Tx & Rx Connectors
Flexent Microcell
Flexent Microcell Signal Flow
Flexent Modular Cells

 Modular Cell 1.0/2.0

 Modular Cell 3.0

 Modular Cell 4.0

 Compact Cell 4.0


Modular Cell 1.0/2.0/3.0
Modular Cell or Modcell 1.0 / 2.0

 Indoor / Outdoor Macro cells


 3 carriers / 3 sectors upto 11 carriers with growth frames
 Upgradeable for 3G-1X service
 Differences between Modcell 1.0 and 2.0
 No heat exchanger for outdoor 2.0
 FIT for 1.0 and EFIT for 2.0
 2.0 supports PCU (N+1) redundancy
Modcell 1.0 / 2.0 Structure (Primary)
Modcell 1.0 / 2.0 Components

 CDM (CDMA Digital Modules)


 CBR (CDMA Baseband Radio)
 CCUs (CCU-20 and CCU-32)
 CRC (CDMA Radio Controller)
 CTRM (CDMA Test Radio Module)
 GPS (Global Positioning System) and connectors
 Heat Exchanger
 OM (Oscillator Module)
 PCU (Power Converter Unit)
 FIT (Facility Interface Tray)
 TFU (Timing Frequency Unit)
 Band Pass Filters
Modcell 1.0/2.0 Signal Flow (Tx / Rx)
Modular Cell 3.0

 Indoor / Outdoor
 3 carriers / 3 sectors
 Support 4 carriers (ID) and 6 Carriers (OD) in one frame
 Support 3G-1X and 1xEV-DO
 Ability to perform the field upgrade to Modcell 4.0
 Upto 6 T1/E1 ports
 Smaller footprint than previous version
 40% smaller footprint indoor cabinet
 For outdoor model, the power and battery backup is integrated into
the frame.
Modular Cell 3.0

 CBR
 CCUs
 CRC
 EFIM
 I/O
 Tx Amplifier
 PCU
Modular Cell 3.0 Signal Flow
Modular Cell 4.0
Modular Cell 4.0 Frame Structure (OD)
Modular Cell 4.0 (Indoor Frame)

 Digital Shelf (OneBTS Cabinet)


 URC (Universal Radio Controller)
 CMU (CDMA Modem Unit)
 UCR (UMTS CDMA Radio)
 CPC (Common Power Converter)
 CTU (Common Timing Unit)
 OM (Oscillator Module)
 IOU (I/O Unit)
 Filters
 TX Amplifiers
 TDU
Modcell 4.0 Digital Shelf

 URC (Universal Radio Controller)


 LIU (Line Interface Unit)
 Interface between the cell and the network data transmission line
 Driving T1/E1 lines and routing the traffic and control data between
channel elements, UMC processor, and the network.
 Support upto 4 T1/E1 lines
 Firewire (IEEE-1394) connection to any growth cabinet

 UMC (Universal Main Controller)


 Call processing control
 Channel resource allocation
 Call processing application processing
 OA&M processing
Modcell 4.0 Digital Shelf

 URC Function Overview


 Manage a signaling and control interface to the RCS application
instance
 Route PP (packet pipe)
 Call processing function
 Collect and pass alarm and status information to the RCS
 OA&M control and fault recovery under the RCS application
Modcell 4.0 Digital Shelf

 CMU (CDMA Modem Unit)


 Contains channel elements (CEs)
 Upto 12 CMUs can be implemented in Modcell 4.0
 Main difference from CCU is it has higher density and capable to
support two carriers
 Capacity: CMU-III (64 CEs), CMU-IV (128 CEs)
 CMU-III contains 64 paired (fwd – rev) and 64 fwd-unpaired
(reserved for 52 F-SCH and 12 Sync), and CMU-IV has 128 paired
CEs and no unpaired CE.
 Each channel element can be assigned to perform the overhead or
traffic channel function.
Modcell 4.0 Digital Shelf

 UCR (UMTS CDMA Radio)


 Serve one sector and upto 3 carriers
 Convert the transmit data from CMUs to RF signal (5MHz)
 Baseband transmit signal combining
 Distribution of the received signal
 Modulation to RF and demodulation to baseband signal
 Provision for RF test capabilities to assist in detecting and localizing
RF failures.
Modular Cell 4.0 (Outdoor Frame)

 Indoor Frame modules plus


 EFIM (Enhanced Facilities Interface Module)
 Additional Amplifiers
 HDPA
 Rectifier
 AC PDA
Modcell 4.0 Signal Flow (Tx)
Modcell 4.0 Signal Flow (Rx)
Compact Cell 4.0

 In-building, hot spot


configuration
 Miniature of Modular cell 4.0
 CDMA Digital module detail
 2 URCs
 4 CMUs
 3 UCRs
 2 CPC-A and 2 CPC-B
 1 CTU
 1 OM
 1 IOU
Summary
Component Comparison

Modular Cell 4.0 Previous Modular Cells

URC CRC
UCR CBR
CMU CCU
CTU TFU
TDU N/A
CmLAM / PkLAM ULAM
N/A CTRM
Comparison

Minicell / Compact
Microcell Mod1.0/2.0 Mod 3.0 Mod4.0
Series II 4.0

3G- ECU-32
No Yes Yes Yes Yes
capable required

384 (CCU-II) 384 (CCU-II)


120 (ECU10)
Max CEs 40 (CCU20) (64 CEs/card, (64 CEs/card, 768(CMU-III)† 256(CMU-III)†
384 (ECU32)
6 Cards/frame) 6 cards/frame)

Max
6 (CRC)
T1/E1 4 - 6/8 12 8
8 (URC)
Connect

carriers
1~2 1 1~3 1~3 6 2
/sector*

Physical
152x76x76 93x50x28 180x90x91 185x60x72 185x60x72 127x72x80
Size (cm)

* The number of carriers per sector is under the assumption of 3-sector cell
† CMU-III contains 64 paired (fwd – rev) and 64 fwd-unidirectional CEs (52 FSCH and 12 FSync)

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