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C30-20080416-003 1 3GPP2 TSG-C WG3 TITLE : UMB performance results SOURCE: TSG-C WG3 EMAH Contact to: Satoshi Konishi, Vice-chair of EMAH sa-konishi@kddi.com ABSTRACT: This contribution provides performance results of UMB (Ultra Mobile Broadband) system. In addition, the EMAH (Evaluation Methodology Ad-Hoc) activities for the UMB characterization are also summarized in this contribution. RECOMMENDATION: Review and adopt for the submission from TSG-C ©2008 3GPP2. All rights reserved.
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C30-20080416-003 2 Outline 1.Introduction 2.Background Activities in TSG-C WG3 EMAH for performance evaluation of UMB system Calibration process among companies 3.Simulation conditions for UMB performance evaluation 4.Simulation results 5.Conclusion 6.Appendix: A.Examples of link level simulation results B.System level simulation results for calibration C.Backup slides for simulation results under NGMN setup
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C30-20080416-003 3 Introduction Standardization of UMB system March 2006 to February 2007: Decision of framework and components April, 2007: Publication of UMB Air Interface Specification Version 1.0 May to August, 2007: Revision of UMB Air Interface Specification September, 2007: Publication of UMB Air Interface Specification Version 2.0 However, UMB characterization has not been completed yet … Necessity of Performance evaluation for UMB system!
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C30-20080416-003 4 Background (1) ~ History on Activities for Performance Evaluation of UMB ~ History: June, 2007: agreed upon to start UMB characterization July to August, 2007: preparatory work (e.g. outline of simulation setting, parameters, timeline) August to December, 2007: Calibration of link curves December 2007 until now: Calibration of system level simulation results
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C30-20080416-003 5 Background (2) ~ Calibration Processes for UMB Performance Evaluation ~ Link level simulations: From Aug., 2007, each company began to provide simulation results Oct, 2007: confirmed that three companies (Samsung, Huawei, and KDDI) were aligned Nov. to Dec., 2007: another two companies (Qualcomm and Alcatel-Lucent) were also aligned with the three companies Appendix A: examples of link level simulation results
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C30-20080416-003 6 Background (3) ~ Calibration Processes for UMB Performance Evaluation ~ System level simulations: From Dec., 2007, companies (KDDI, Samsung, Nortel, Qualcomm, Huawei, and Alcatel-Lucent) began to provide simulation results In total, five rounds have been performed for calibration among companies so far March, 2008: confirmed that all the companies involved in the calibration (KDDI, Samsung, Nortel, Qualcomm, and Huawei) were aligned on the full-buffer traffic model in the forward link (FL-FB) April, 2008: confirmed that all the companies involved in the calibration were aligned on the VoIP traffic model in the forward link (FL-VoIP) Up to now: most of the companies have been aligned in the remaining simulation scenarios as follows Full-buffer traffic model in the reverse link (RL-FB) VoIP traffic model in the reverse link (RL-FB) Full-buffer traffic model in the forward link with MIMO (FL-MIMO) Appendix B: examples of system level simulation results
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C30-20080416-003 7 Toward UMB Performance Evaluation For the purpose of calibrations among companies, we use a set of simplified simulation models such as Simplified power control model compared to the UMB air interface specification No power control in the forward link No rank adaptation in the FL-MIMO simulations Etc. This presentation provides actual performances both taking account of the realistic scenarios as in above and using simulation parameters in the NGMN’s evaluation methodology document
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C30-20080416-003 8 Simulation Parameters
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C30-20080416-003 9 Simulation Conditions for Full Queue Traffic Model System bandwidth – 992 subcarriers over 10MHz Overhead Guard band – 32 subcarriers CP - 6.51 us Control overhead – 6 tiles (96 subcarriers) in FL with 10% power overhead, one CDMA subsegment (128 subcarriers) every 8 frames and 2 tiles (32 subcarriers) for R-ACKCH every frame Superframe preamble – one out of 26 frames (3.85%) Scheduler – Equal resource scheduler (similar to proportional fair) Power control – No power control for FL. OSI-based power control for RL with DataCtoI range [-3dB,10dB] and IoT target 7.5dB Antenna configurations SIMO1x2 for FL and RL MIMO2x2 with precoding (64 precoding matrices used) and rank selection for FL
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C30-20080416-003 10 ~ Full Queue Traffic Model ~ Simulation Results Average sector throughput and spectrum efficiency Average user throughput and spectrum efficiency Cell-edge user throughput and spectrum efficiency Non-MIMO (1x2) 12.5 Mbps1.25 Mbps0.38 Mbps MIMO (2x2) 13.3 Mbps1.33 Mbps0.50 Mbps Forward link (Downlink) Average sector throughput and spectrum efficiency Average user throughput and spectrum efficiency Cell-edge user throughput and spectrum efficiency Non-MIMO (1x2) 9.46 Mbps0.95 Mbps0.36 Mbps Reverse link (Uplink)
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C30-20080416-003 11 Simulation Conditions for VoIP Traffic Model System bandwidth – 480 subcarriers over 5MHz Overhead Guard band – 32 subcarriers CP - 6.51 us Control overhead – 4 tiles (64 subcarriers) in FL with 26% power overhead, 160 subcarriers in RL, including one CDMA subsegment (128 subcarriers) and 2 tiles (32 subcarriers) for R-ACKCH Superframe preamble – one out of 26 frames (3.85%) Power control – Target termination based power control. Antenna configurations – SIMO1x2 for FL and RL
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C30-20080416-003 12 ~ VoIP Traffic Model ~ Simulation Results VoIP capacityAverage latency95 percent tile of 98% packet delay Non-MIMO (1x2) 350+12ms45ms Forward link (Downlink) VoIP capacityAverage latency95 percent tile of 98% packet delay Non-MIMO (1x2) 30015ms50ms Reverse link (Uplink) * Since the VoIP system is RL limited, though the FL VoIP capacity is far more than 350, we did not simulate to find the actual number.
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C30-20080416-003 13 Conclusions This contribution summarizes activities in TSG-C WG3 EMAH for UMB characterization Calibration of both link- and system-level simulations has been almost completed UMB performance results are provided using NGMN simulation conditions.
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C30-20080416-003 14 References [1]3GPP2, “Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB) Air Interface Specification,” C.S0084-000~009 v.2.0, Sep. 2007. [2]NGMN Alliance, “NGMN Performance Evaluation Methodology” Version 1.2, June 2007.
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C30-20080416-003 15 Appendix A ~ Examples of link level simulation results ~
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C30-20080416-003 16 Link level results (1) FL, BRCH, 8 tiles, PF#10 H: Huawei S: Samsung K: KDDI Q: Qualcomm A: Alcatel-Lucent AV: Averaged values
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C30-20080416-003 17 Link level results (2) RL, 1 tiles, PF#5 H: Huawei S: Samsung K: KDDI Q: Qualcomm A: Alcatel-Lucent AV: Averaged values
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C30-20080416-003 18 Appendix B ~ System level simulation results for calibration~
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C30-20080416-003 19 System level simulation results (1) ~ FL, Full-buffer Traffic, Ped-B w/ 3km/h ~
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C30-20080416-003 20 System level simulation results (2) ~ FL, VoIP Traffic, Ped-B w/ 3km/h ~
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C30-20080416-003 21 System level simulation results (3) ~ RL, VoIP Traffic, Ped-B w/ 3km/h ~
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C30-20080416-003 22 Appendix C ~ Backup slides for simulation results under NGMN setup~
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C30-20080416-003 23 ~ Full Queue Traffic Model ~ Simulation Results (1)
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C30-20080416-003 24 ~ Full Queue Traffic Model ~ Simulation Results (2)
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C30-20080416-003 25 ~ Full Queue Traffic Model ~ Simulation Results (2)
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C30-20080416-003 26 ~ VoIP Traffic Model ~ Simulation Results (1)
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C30-20080416-003 27 ~ VoIP Traffic Model ~ Simulation Results (2)
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C30-20080416-003 28 ~ VoIP Traffic Model ~ Simulation Results (2)
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