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LTE Mobility Air Interface – Rel’99 / Rel 4 CELL URA CELLPCH CELL DCH QoS CELL FACH NO QoS IDLE Air Interface – Rel’99 / Rel 4 CELL URA CELLPCH CELL DCH QoS CELL FACH NO QoS IDLE LTE – Always on In the early deployment phase, LTE coverage will certainly be restricted to city and hot spot areas. MORE HO’s than Rel’99 Cell DCH Connected Connection Cell FACH Establishment/ Release Handover LTE Connected Handover  GSM Connected GPRS Packet Transfer  Connection Establishment/Release Cell URA Cell PCH Connection Establishment/Release Reselection IDLE LTE _IDLE GSM/GPRS IDLE UE Power up UE Power up DL Syn and Physical Channel ID  Acquire another  LTE Cell Find MIB – MIB – System BW MCC +MNC SIB’s supported PLMN ID matches PCFICH ProcessingKnows the set up of PDCCH Retrieval of SIB’s Cell Selection Parameters  After Attach – Attach –Defaulf  Defaulf  Bearer/IP adress Cell Barred Cell Selection Successful Yes Pre-amble / Attach EPS Mobility Management Evolved Packet Core (EPC) Evolved UTRAN (E-UTRAN) EPS Mobility Management 2 states: EMM-DEREGISTERED EMM-REGISTERED HSS MME: Mobility Management Entity S6a Evolved Node B (eNB) MME X2 S1-MME PCRF S11 LTE-UE S5 S1-U LTE-Uu S7 Serving Gateway Internet PDN Gateway EPS Mobility Management 2 states • EMM-DEREGISTERED: • In this state the MME holds no valid location • information about the UE Successful Attach and Tracking Area Update (TAU) procedures lead to transition to EMMREGISTERED EMM-REGISTERED: •In this state the MME holds location information for the UE at least to the accuracy of a tracking area •In this state the UE performs TAU procedures, responds to paging messages and performs the service request procedure if there is uplink data to be sent MME MME Tracking Area update - IDLE LTE Non Access Stratum (NAS) The LTE NAS protocol software enables communication with the MME in the LTE core network and handles functions of  mobility •Tracking Area Identity = MCC (Mobile Country Code), MNC (Mobile Network Code) and TAC (Tracking Area Code Tracking Area Tracking Area NAS: Tracking Area update s6a MME Home HSS Tracking Area update - IDLE Tracking areas are allowed to overlap: one cell can belong to multiple tracking areas TAI1 TAI1-2 TAI1 TAI1-2 TAI1 TAI2 TAI2 TAI2 TAI2 TAI2 TAI2 TAI2 TAI2 TAI2 TAI2 TAI2 TAI3 TAI3 TAI3 TAI3 NAS: Tracking Area update MME LTE Functional Nodes- Management Entity (MME Tracking Area Update Request S-TMSI/IMSI, PDN address allocation Tracking Area Update Accept MME S1-MME (Control Plane) Tracking Area Update Complete NAS Protocols S1-AP SCTP IP eNB L1/L2 S1-U (User Plane) •Tracking area (TA) is similar to Location/routing area in 2G/3G •Tracking Area Identity = MCC (Mobile Country Code), MNC (Mobile Network Code) and TAC (Tracking Area User PDUs GTP-U UDP IP Serving Gateway LTE Functional Nodes- (MME) IMSI: Home -HSS •Used to uniquely identify a subscriber world-wide. V-HSS •Its structure is kept in form of  •MCC+MNC+MSIN:MCC •MSIN: mobile subscriber identification number  S6a MME uses the IMSI to locate the HSS holding the subscribers permanent registration data for tracking area updates and attaches. NAS Protocols eNB S1-AP SCTP Tracking Area Update Request IP L1/L2 S-TMSI/IMSI, S1-MME (Control Plane) MME LTE Functional Nodes- (MME) S-TMSI: •It is dynamically allocated by the serving MME. •Its main purpose is to avoid usage of IMSI on air. •Internally the allocating MME can translate STMSI into IMSI and vice versa. NAS Protocols eNB S1-AP SCTP Tracking Area Update Request IP L1/L2 S-TMSI/IMSI, S1-MME (Control Plane) MME Summary Attach EMM deregistered EMM registered Detach EMM-DEREGISTERED: •In this state the MME holds no valid location information about the UE •Successful Attach and Tracking  Area Update (TAU) procedures lead to transition to EMMREGISTERED EPS Mobility Management RRC States – Idle OR Connected In the early deployment phase, LTE coverage will certainly be restricted to city and hot spot areas. Cell DCH Connected Connection Cell FACH Establishment/ Release Handover  LTE Connected GPRS Packet Transfer  Connection Establishment/Release Cell URA Cell PCH IDLE Handover  GSM Connected LTE _IDLE Cell Selection  /Reselection Connection Establishment/Release GSM/GPRS IDLE RRC Connected – Always ON HSS MME triggered SAE bearer setup: This happens typically during the attach procedure of an UE. HO Handovers supported – Signaling Bearer to MME MME S1-MME (Control Plane) S11 LTE-Uu eNB S1-U Serving Gateway DEFAULT SAE Bearer Service S5 PDN Gateway Internet External Bearer  Service RRC Connected HSS MME triggered SAE bearer setup: Depending on the information coming from HSS, the MME will set up an initial SAE bearer, also known as the default SAE bearer. This SAE bearer  provides the initial connectivity of the UE with its external data network S1-MME (Control Plane) MME S1-MME (Control Plane) S11 LTE-Uu eNB S1-U Serving Gateway DEFAULT SAE Bearer Service S5 PDN Gateway Internet External Bearer  Service IP Address Allocation with Default bearer  Setting up a default bearer  IDLE RRC Connected •Cell Selection done by UE •Based on UE measurements •Controlled by parameters •Network controlled handovers •Based on UE measurements •ALWAYS ON MUST PERFORM ATTACH CCCH:RRC Connection Request • Admission control CCCH:RRC Connection Set up DCCH:RRC Connection Set up Complete Connected DEFAULT BEARER SET UP IP Address Allocation with Default bearer  LTE Functional Nodes- default SAE bearer. LTE-Uu eNB S1-U Serving Gateway S5 PDN Gateway Internet SIP server  SIP default SAE bearer NGBR •The default SAE bearer is created after the UE performs the attach. •Subsequent SAE bearers are known as dedicated SAE bearers. •They are expected to be allocated on a per application base VoIP dedicated SAE bearers - GBR Dedicated SAE bearers are to be triggered by Service Request Set up dedicated SAE bearers. LTE-Uu eNB S1-U Serving Gateway S5 PDN Gateway Internet External Bearer  Service default SAE bearer NGBR SERVICE REQUEST RRC Reconfig RRC ACK SERVICE REQUEST MME Initial Context Context ACK Update Bearer  Update ACK RRC IDLE HSS •IDLE •NO S1 BEARER •Cell Selection done by UE •Based on UE measurements •TRACKING AREA UPDATE MME S1-MME (Control Plane) LTE-Uu eNB S1-U Serving Gateway S5 •In this state the MME holds location information for the UE at least to the accuracy of a tracking area •In this state the UE performs TAU procedures, responds to paging messages and performs the service request procedure if there is uplink data to be sent PDN Gateway Internet LTE Functional Nodes- (MME) LTE-Uu MME Paging S-TMSI, Paging S-TMSI, Service Request S-TMSI RRC_Connected Connected Serving Gateway PDN Gateway Internet DL Packet Notification DL Data RRC IDLE – Cell Selection eNB RRC IDLE BCCH SIB’s BCH DL-SCH MIB Radio Block PBCH PDSCH RRC IDLE Logical channels BCCH MIB BCH Transport channels DL-SCH Physical channels PBCH    W    B   z    h    M    0    2 MIB BW = 1.08Mhz PDSCH RSRP (Reference Signal Received Power) RSRP is a RSSI type of measurement. It measures the average received power over the resource elements that carry cellspecific reference signals within certain frequency bandwidth . RSRP is applicable in both RRC_idle and RRC_connected modes Radio Block reference signals Are transmitted in ALL radio blocks Physical Cell Identity (PCI) The UE moving towards a new cell and identifies the Physical Cell Identity (PCI) based on the Synchronization signals Physical Cell Identity (PCI) = 504 P-SCH S-SCH •P-SCH: for cell search and identification by  the UE -Carries part of the cell ID (one of 3 orthogonal sequences) •S-SCH: for cell search and identification by  the UE Carries the remainder of the cell ID (one of 168 binary sequences) Cell Reselection: PCI PCI PCI PCI Measurement criteria Measured neighbours S – criteria Srx > Q rxlevmeas – (qrxlevmin – Qrelevmin offset) Suitable neighbours R – criteria neighboring cell was ranked with the highest value R Best ranked cell Re-selection if not serving cell LTE_ACTIVE idle (Cell Selection) LTE_ACTIVE idle RRC – Idle Cell Selection done by UE Base on UE Measurements For a cell to be suitable: S rx level>0 Srx > Q rxlevmeas  – (qrxlevmin – Qrelevmin offset) Q rxlevmeas RSRP (Reference Signal Received Power) reference signals Are transmitted in ALL radio blocks RSRP (Reference Signal Received Power) RSRP is a RSSI type of measurement. It measures the average received power over the resource elements that carry cell-specific reference signals within certain frequency bandwidth. RSRP is applicable in both RRC_idle and RRC_connected modes    W    B   z    h    M    0    2 REF BW = 1.08Mhz LTE_ACTIVE idle (Cell Selection) For a cell to be suitable: S rx level>0 Srx > Q rxlevmeas – (qrxlevmin – Qrelevmin offset) Srx = -100 – (-80) = -20 (Will not do cell selection) Q qrxlevmin =-80dBm Q rxlevmeas=-100dBm Will not do cell selection Q rxlevmeas RSRP (Reference Signal Received Power) Cell Reselection: R-Criterion PCI PCI PCI Measurement criteria Measured neighbours S – criteria Suitable neighbours R – criteria Rs = Qmeas,s + Qhysts cell) Rn = Qmeas,n - Qoffsets,n for candidate neighbouring cells for cell reselection Best ranked cell PCI Cell Reselection: R-Criterion Rs = Qmeas,s + Qhysts (for the serving cell)    )    M    B    d    (    P    R    S    R Rn > Rs =>“cell reselecti Qmeas,n Rn Qmeas,s Qhysts Rs Qoffsets,n Treselection the time interval value Treselection, whose value ranges between 0 and 31 seconds HANDOVER – RRC CONNECTED LTE Functional Nodes- Management Entity (MME S1-AP UE ID: •Two additional temporary identifiers allocated by eNB and MME: - eNB S1-AP UE ID - MME S1-AP IE ID S1-MME (Control Plane) MME NAS Protocols S1-AP SCTP IP eNB L1/L2 S1-U (User Plane) User PDUs GTP-U UDP IP Serving Gateway LTE Functional Nodes- X2 X2-CP X2-UP (Control Plane) (User Plane) Connected Mode User PDUs X2-AP eNB GTP-U X2 SCTP UDP IP IP L1/L2 L1/L2 eNB User plane switching in Handover  RLC RLC RLC X2 Connection RLC RLC RLC Handover  Connected Mode Mobility In LTE_ACTIVE, when a UE moves between two LTE cells User Plane TCP/UDP    A    T    A    D Serving Gateway MME NAS GTP -C UDP IP L2 Ethernet NAS L1-SDH GTP -C UDP GTP -U UDP IP IP L2 Ethernet L2 Ethernet L1-SDH L1-SDH S1AP SCTP IP L2 (Ethernet) Control IP NAS PDCP RLC RRC RLC MAC MAC PHY PHY Control NAS RRC RLC MAC PHY S1AP SCTP IP L2 (Ethernet) DIRECTION S1Cont rol MME LTE Functional Nodes-eNodeB •2G network operators need to define the neighbour lists • Also 3G network operators need to define the neighbour lists but it is possible for UE to detect the new cells outside neighbour list which makes neighbour list creation simpler. AUTOMATIC NEIGHBOUR RELATIONS The UE can detect the intra frequency neighbours WITHOUT neighour lists LTE_Conected The UE moving towards a new cell and identifies the Physical Cell Identity (PCI) based on the Synchronization signals Physical Cell Identity (PCI) = 504 The measurement report contains information about the PCI and the corresponding RSRP of the candidate cell UE MEASUREMENT RORT WITH PCI Seving eNodeB AUTOMATIC NEIGHBOUR RELATIONS THERE IS NO X2 CONNECTION Therefore the serving eNodeB requests the UE to decode the Global Cell ID from broadcast channel LTE_Connected state The PCI cannot uniquely ID cell there could be thousands of cells Seving eNodeB UE MEASUREMENT RORT WITH PCI Request for Global cell ID AUTOMATIC NEIGHBOUR RELATIONS LTE_Connected state The globally unique cell identifier (GID) in LTE consists of  two parts: • PLMN Identity: The identity of the Public Land Mobile Network. Note that a cell may have multiple PLMN identities. • CIPL: Unique Cell Identity for a cell within a PLMN Seving eNodeB UE MEASUREMENT RORT WITH PCI Request for Global cell ID UE reports Global Cell ID UE to decode the Global Cell ID from broadcast channel AUTOMATIC NEIGHBOUR RELATIONS whenever a new cell is introduced into the system it contacts a Operation Support Systems (OSS) in the network. The configuration server provides the new cell with the GID identity and an IP address OR/AND VLAN ID NEW CELL  ADDED GID IP address VLAN Operation Support Systems (OSS) OSS may initiate a network wide re-planning of PCIs when a conflict is detected. neighbor cell relation (NCR) neighbor cell relation (NCR) 10,6 6,5,10 Serving Cell PCI=10 PCI= 5 Operation Support Systems (OSS) PCI= 6 neighbor cell relation (NCR) 5,10 PCI=10 neighbor cell relation (NCR) 6,5 AUTOMATIC NEIGHBOUR RELATIONS The serving cell may order the mobile to read the GID This could be done for example: if the PCI is associated with a cell with handover failures in the past or  if a central node such as the OSS has requested it. Or  PCI conflicts This method makes use of mobile measurements to update the neighbour cell relation lists in the cells and to detect local cell identity conflicts, report the conflicts to the Operation Support Systems (OSS PCI= 6 neighbor cell relation (NCR) 5,10 Example When a measurement report is received from a mobile it is handled according to the following scheme: Is the PCI of the candidate cell already known in the serving cell (i.e. is the neighbour relation already established)?  Yes: Initiate handover decision procedure. Neighbour Cell Relation (NCR) PCI VLAN ID IP address 50 20 10.1.1.1 UE MEASUREMENT RORT WITH PCI PCI=50 PCI=40 Example Is the PCI of the candidate cell already known in the serving cell (i.e. is the neighbour relation already established)? No: Consider the candidate cell as a NCR list candidate. Order the UE to report GID. Obtain connectivity information for the candidate cell and signal to the candidate cell, directly or through the core network, about a mutual addition to the NCR lists of the two cells. neighbor cell relation (NCR) 40 neighbor cell relation (NCR) UE MEASUREMENT RORT WITH PCI PCI=50 candidate Request for Global cell ID PCI=40 Hand over -Inter Frequency Transmission Gap Idle period Minimum one sub-frame Configured in UE by Enode B UE needs Inter frequent Neighbour list Questions How many PCI are there? What is the function of the MIB? What physical channel is the MIB transmitted on? What is the bandwidth of a radio Block?