Extending the Reach of GPS-assisted Femtocell Synchronization and Localization through Tightly- Coupled Opportunistic Navigation Ken Pesyna, Kyle Wesson,

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Extending the Reach of GPS-assisted Femtocell Synchronization and Localization through Tightly- Coupled Opportunistic Navigation Ken Pesyna, Kyle Wesson, Robert Heath Jr., Todd Humphreys Presentation at Globecom 2011 | December 5, 2011

Why Synchronization & Localization?  Ensure reliable handover  Reduce interference  Operate within licensed spectrum  Locate emergency calls Synchronization and Localization are key requirements for femtocells

Challenges of Satellite-based Synchronization  Femtocells placed indoors  GPS signals weak: -155 dBW  Up to 45 dB penetration loss

Time and Frequency Requirements  Minimum synchronization requirements [Rakon]: These are very stringent requirements!

 Spectrum licensing & operator control  Emergency caller location identification (E911) Location Requirements 10m 20km E911 Spectrum Licensing Challenging! Big Issue: E911

Prior Work  Precision time protocol (PTP) [Eidson02]  Cellular network listen [Edwards08]  GPS-based solutions [Lewandowski99, Smith09] 20km m 5m 1-20 km 10m

Challenges of GPS  High signal sensitivity is required to acquire GPS signals indoors  5 dB-Hz to cover 90% of residences  Sensitivity attainable today:  State-of-the art via EGPS/AGPS is 14 dB-Hz [RoDuJaGra08] Goal: Close this 9 dB gap

Closing the 9 dB gap: Requirements  Coherently integrate GPS signal over extended interval 1. Local oscillator drifts  This requires a more stable oscillator 2. # of time-frequency search cells explodes  Increases probability of false alarm  The search space must be reduced

 Use ambient radio “signals of opportunity”:  Stabilize femtocell’s local oscillator  Narrow the GPS search space Proposed Solution: Tightly-Coupled Opportunistic Navigation Cellular HDTV

Final Accumulation Tightly-Coupled Opportunistic Navigation Estimator

Benefits of Proposed TCON 1. Frequency stability transfer  Correct its local clock variations to allow extended integration 2. Search space contraint  Aiding of precise time and frequency information  Decreases time & frequency uncertainty

Ambient Signal Analysis  Analyzed ambient CDMA signals  Extremely stable and synchronous  Signals remain stable beyond 9 seconds  Time synchronized to 4 µs (2 of 3)  Frequency accurate to 0.3 Hz Mean-squared Coherence vs Time 9.5 s 20 s 100+ s

Field Demonstration  Cellular CDMA signals recorded in Austin, TX  TCON used to estimate the local clock variations using only CDMA signals

Conclusions  Synchronization is required for femtocell operation  Location is required to meet FCC regulations  Existing approaches may not meet requirements  Propose TCON to exploit other available signals  Increases the GPS-sensitivity of the femtocell  GPS meets the syncrhonization requirements  Allows femtocells to be located further indoors

Conclusions  Requirements to acquire a 5 dB-Hz GPS signal:  Coherent integration time of 7 seconds  Time certainty to within 6 µs of GPS time  Frequency certainty to within 0.5 Hz  TCON achieves the needed gain in sensitivity  Femtocells synchronized indoors using GPS

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