W-Cdma: Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head - W-CDMA UA06

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Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head | W-CDMA UA06
Technical Description for RRH -48 V
RRH TD FOR -48 V

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Tasks
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Low Noise Amplifier (DxTMA)

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Technical data for the Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio Head

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About this document
Purpose
The purpose of this information product is to:
Describe the role of an Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head in the W-CDMA
network.
Describe the interfaces of a Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head.

Describe the general functions of an Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head.
Describe the mechanical structure of an Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head.
Supply a quick reference for basic technical data.
Reason for reissue
This is the FOA issue of this Information Product (IP) for W-CDMA Release UA06.
Updates for the addition of new information and corrections, in subsequent document
issues, will be summarized in this notice.
Intended audience
The audience for this information product includes:
Node B installation technicians, maintenance technicians and maintenance

specialists
Marketing and Sales people
Site engineers
Members of purchase department
Management supporters.
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The intended audience of the Technical Description are people of all professions
interested in general technical information of the Alcatel-Lucent 9396 digital 2U for
-48 V.
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How to use this information product
This information product is not intended to provide any handling instructions or

procedural information. Thus it should be used as a means of general familiarization
with the Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio Head and as a reference for a general
understanding.
Conventions used
The Node B naming has changed. The table shows the assignment of the new names:
Long name
Short name
Former long name
Former short
name
Alcatel-Lucent 9391
Macrocell Node B
Indoor
9391 Macrocell
ID
Lucent UMTS Macrocell

Indoor
Macrocell
Indoor
Alcatel-Lucent 9391
Macrocell Node B
Outdoor
9391 Macrocell
OD
Lucent UMTS Modular

Cell Outdoor
Modular Cell
Alcatel-Lucent 9392
Compactcell Node B
9392
Compactcell
Lucent UMTS Macrocell

Compact
Macrocell
Compact
Alcatel-Lucent 9393
Microcell Node B
9393 Microcell
Lucent UMTS Microcell

(Type M)
Microcell
Alcatel-Lucent 9396
digital 2U Node B
9396 d2U
The terms Node B and UMTS Node B refer to the general network element as
specified in the 3G publications.
The terms OMC and UMTS OMC refer to the general network element as
specified in the 3G publications.
The term 3G power cabinet is used to describe the indoor power cabinet.
The term AMP is used to describe all types of amplifiers (iLAM, P2PAM, C2PAM
etc.), regardless of frequency range.
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The term Radio is used to describe all types of radios (UCR and MCR), regardless
of frequency range.
The term Filter is used to describe all types of RF filters (Duplexer, Dual Duplexer
etc.), regardless of frequency range.
The term FIMS-UT laptop is a generic term to describe any local maintenance
terminal for any UTRAN network element.
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The terms RMT and Node B RMT are used to describe the Node B Remote
Maintenance Tool application.
The terms LMT and Node B LMT are used to describe the Node B Local
Maintenance Terminal application.
The abbreviation 3s1c refers to the 3 sector, 1 carrier configuration.
Measurements are shown in metric notation first followed by the imperial equivalent in
parentheses, for example, 25.4 mm (1 in.).
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Downlink is the signal direction from the fixed network to the mobile station.
Uplink is the signal direction from the mobile station to the fixed network.
Tasks
This information product contains reference information rather than procedures and so
does not describe any tasks.
How to comment
To comment on this information product, go to the Online Comment Form

(http://www.lucent-info.com/comments/enus/) or e-mail your comments to the
Comments Hotline (comments@alcatel-lucent.com).
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Purpose
This chapter describes the functions of the Remote Radio Head.

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Overview
The remote radio head (RRH) communicates digital traffic data and control signals
over the optical fiber interface. The RRH also converts the traffic information to and
from a suitable RF format for transmission between the RRH and the mobile station
(MS) or user equipment (UE). Control signals are interpreted and applied to the
internal circuitry of the RRH. A combination of digitized voice, data and control
signals is communicated over the optical fiber interface.
Control functions supported by the optical fiber interface include:
Control of Antenna Line Devices (ALD) using AISG commands
RF output power measurement
Diversity receive path imbalance

Internal temperature measurement
Antenna VSWR measurement
The ability to enable or disable the RRH
Network firmware upgrades are performed over the optical fiber interface when
necessary.
The RRH supports an optical fiber range of 15 km between the remote RRH and the
BBU.
The RRH obtains the system timing accuracy by recovering timing reference through
CPRI (fiber) link from the BBU system clock.
The RRH supports primary and secondary protection on all non-fiber external
interfaces.
RRH block diagram
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The following simplified block diagram shows the main functional components of the
RF head:
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ALD
TX
MON
TX/RX 0
RX 1
-50 dB
AISG
RET
TX Filter
RX Filter
LNA
RX Filter
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LNA
PA
User
Alarms
Radio
ALARMS
Controller
PCU
Master
Slave
Fiber 0
Fiber 1
Ether
DC
Powerwave RFU (not used)
Functions of the components of the RRH
The following topics describe the functions of the components of the RRH:
Controller
The controller contains the main microprocessor, the digital clock circuitry and the
integrated circuits of the auxiliary digital interface. It houses the digital signal
processing engine for both transmission and reception. The digital signals are
forwarded to, and received from, the radio.
A dual bidirectional high speed serial interface at 614.4 Mbps is converted to an
optical interface that connects to dual duplex optical fiber connector (Fiber 0/1).
The controller also serves the following interfaces:
User alarms
Maintenance (Ethernet)
Antenna Line Device (ALD)
Radio
The radio provides the complete receiver and transmitter functionality of the RRH.
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Power amplifier
The power amplifier (PA) is an RF-in, RF-out power amplifier with an I2C interface.
An RF coupler provides the necessary information for linearization and power control.
Low noise amplifier
The low noise amplifier (LNA) provides low noise gain for both receive antenna ports,
and reads the forward and reverse transmit powers from the VSWR circuit. It
communicates with the main microprocessor in the controller block.
PCU
The RRH can operate on one of the following power options:
A single nominal 110 or 220 V AC input (50 or 60 Hz)
A single nominal -48 V DC input
User Alarms
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The remote RRH supports up to 6 user definable alarms with primary lightning
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This chapter describes:
The logical structure of the Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head (RRH)
The mechanical structure of the Alcatel-Lucent 9341 RRH
The required clearances around the cabinets
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General
The Remote radio head (RRH) consists of integrated assemblies that realize the RF
transmission and reception portions of a UMTS air interface mobile network. The RRH
accepts RF inputs from user equipment (UE) and converts them to a digital format
suitable for transmission to the serving base station. The RRH is a single hardware
package that incorporates transmit path and receive path components into a single field
replaceable unit. The unit interfaces to the baseband unit (BBU) via a fiber interface
and is supplied power from either an AC or DC source, depending on the deployment.
The RRH is packaged in a weather proof housing with provision for connectors and
mounting hardware. The RRH can be mounted on a tower, pole or wall.
The RRH supports up to 15 km optical fiber range between RRH and the Baseband
Unit.
RF Head external interfaces
The following figure shows the external interfaces of the RRH:

Fiber Interface
to BBU
RF Tx/Rx0
antenna
Maintenance
interface
RF Rx1
antenna
Power & Ground

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RF Head
Module
AISG RET
interface
User alarms
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Fiber interface to
other RF Head
The following table lists the external interfaces of the RRH:

Interface
Function
Fiber interface
Fiber optical interface between BBU and RRH and

between two RRHs in daisy chaining
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Interface
Function
RF antenna interface
One Tx/Rx0 antenna connection and one Rx1

antenna connection
Maintenance interface
Maintenance interface 10/100BaseT Ethernet port

(with RJ-45 connector)
User alarms
For detecting and reporting six (6) user definable

alarms
AISG RET interface
Used to control one ALD equipped device. For

adjusting the antenna tilt angle.
Power interface
-48 V DC power in connection
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Configurations
The BBU supports a 3 sector, 1 carrier configuration with three RRHs.

The RRHs can be linked to the BBU in a star or daisy chain connection.
Star connection:
a Sector
Tx/Rx 0
b Sector
Rx 1
Remote
RF Head
Fiber 0
Fiber 1
Tx/Rx 0
g Sector
Rx 1
Remote
RF Head
Fiber 0
Fiber 1
Tx/Rx 0
Rx 1
Remote
RF Head
Fiber 0
Fiber 1
OCM
Baseband Unit (BBU)
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a Sector
Tx/Rx 0
b Sector
Rx 1
Remote
RF Head
Fiber 0
Fiber 1
Tx/Rx 0
g Sector
Rx 1
Remote
RF Head
Fiber 0
Fiber 1
Tx/Rx 0
Rx 1
Remote
RF Head
Fiber 0
Fiber 1
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Baseband Unit (BBU)
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Overview
The Remote Radio Head (RRH) provides the RF units for the Alcatel-Lucent 9396
digital 2U Node B. The RF units comprise a fibre transceiver, radio, amplifier and
filter.
The controls, connectors and indicators are located at the bottom and top of the RRH.
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Airflow
The thermal design is able to cope with both the external and internal environments.
The RRH is conduction cooled, and does not require cooling fans.
Outside view of the RRH
Exploded view of the RRH with solar shield:
Connection area at the bottom of the RRH:

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STATUS
DOOR
ALARM
DATA
SLAVE
ETHERNET
DATA
MASTER
Top view of the RRH
Top view of the RRH:
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Rx1
Tx / Rx0
Connectors at the RRH

Connector
Function
Rx1 (at top of RRH)
Receive diversity antenna path
Tx/Rx0 (at top of RRH)
Transmit and receive antenna path
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Connector
Function
RxAIT1
Auxiliary RX Port 1
RxAIT2
Auxiliary RX Port 2
Ethernet
Maintenance terminal (OCI port)
RS232
Junction box intrusion switch cable
Door Alarm
Door alarm
AISG
AISG (Antenna Interface Standards

Group) power and control
Fan
Fan power and control
Data Slave
CPRI optical daisy-chained port
Data Master
CPRI optical main port
15 MHz IN
Factory test port
System Clock Out
Factory test port
User Alarms
6 user alarms (2 x RJ45)
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Installation options
Installation options for the RRH:
Pole-mounted (with pole brackets or pole bands)

Wall-mounted (with wall brackets)
Floor stand
Receiver preamplifiers
Tower Top Low Noise Amplifiers (TTLNAs) can be used as receiver preamplifiers.
There are TTLNAs for different frequency ranges and mounting options.
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Minimum clearances for Remote RF Head cabinets
The following table provides the minimum clearances recommended around the RRH.
RRH cabinet
Minimum clearance in
mm (in.)
Comments
Front
914 (36)
Installation and service access
Rear
0 (0)
Zero rear clearance is allowed using

supplied mounting brackets.
Right
600 (19.68)
Air flow
Left
600 (15.75)
Air flow
Top
25 (1)
Air flow
Bottom
155 (6.10)
Cable routing
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For thermal reasons, as well as for installation and maintenance work, minimum
clearances must be maintained between the cabinet and the surrounding building parts.
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Purpose
This chapter describes the additional equipment that can be installed optionally at the
Node B site, in or to the Alcatel-Lucent 9393 Microcell and 9396 digital 2U Node B.
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Overview
Purpose
This section describes the structure of the Diplexer Tower Mounted Amplifier
(DxTMA) and explains its main functions.
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Views of the Forem DxTMA
The Forem DxTMA presents the following features:
ANT J1
DxTMA
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CAB J2
GND
Alcatel-Lucent
Legend:
Fastening screws
Mounting brackets
RF connector to antenna
Ground connect
RF connector to Node B
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DxTMA functional overview
The UMTS Diplexer Tower Mounted Amplifier (DxTMA) is used in a UMTS Radio
System to establish an improved system noise figure referenced at the TTLNA ANT
connector and to maintain improved noise figure through the system.
The DxTMA is DC powered via the RF coaxial antenna cable installed between the
DxTMA and the Node B.
The alarm status of the Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) is also transmitted via the RF
coaxial antenna cable.
The DxTMA is proteced against overload and intermodulation distortion generation by
the transmit carriers.
In case of failure the LNA is bypassed.
A C based circuitry supervises the LNA and generates an alarm in case of failure.
DxTMA block diagram
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Simplified block diagram of the DxTMA main functions:
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Function
The transmit and receive signals are separated by appropriate filters. The receive signal
is amplified by a Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) and re-coupled to the common signal
path. The LNA and the C circuitry are supplied with DC voltage over the feeder cable
from the Node B; this voltage is coupled out by a bias circuitry.
Function
Bias circuitry
The DC component of the signal on the feeder cable

coming from the Node B is separated from the RF
component in the bias circuitry. The DC voltage for
supplying the amplifier and the controller circuitry is
routed directly to the LNA and C.
Additionally the alarms generated by the C are coupled
to the feeder cable and routed to the Node B in the bias
circuitry.
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Function
Filters
Filters separate and re-couple the transmit and receive

signals from/onto one line. The filters limit the signals to
the transmit or receive bandwidth. Noise and
intermodulation products are suppressed in the transmit
path. In the receive path, sidebands, and especially the
transmit signal, are suppressed. This ensures sufficient
isolation between the transmit and receive path.
LNA
The Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) amplifies the receive

signal.
Switches
Driven by the C circuitry each LNA is bypassed in case

of failure.
VSWR detector
The Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) detector

generates an alarm in case of a faulty or missing antenna
connection reflecting power back into the TTLNA.
The micro controller based circuitry (C) supervises the

LNA and the VSWR detector. In case of an LNA failure
it bypasses the LNA and generates an according alarm. It
also generates an alarm triggered by the VSWR detector.
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Radio Head
Overview
Purpose
This chapter provides technical reference information for the Alcatel-Lucent Remote
Radio Head.
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Mechanical and electrical characteristics
Parameter
Value
Width
260 mm (10.2 in.)

With solar shield: 268 mm (10.55 in.)
Depth
210 mm (8.3 in.)

With solar shield: 226 mm (8.9 in.)
Height
505 mm (19.9 in.)
Weight
20kg (44 lb)
Operating DC voltage
-48v DC (ETS300 132-2)
Power consumption
230W typical (40W RF)
Operating temperature range
-40 to +50 C (-40 to 122F)
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-45C to +55C (-49F to +131F) with

optional solar shield
Lightning surge protection:
2.5 kV, 500 A SC per conductor
Non-coaxial
1.0 kV, 100 A SC
Coaxial
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Mechanical characteristics
Mechanical data of the Forem DxTMA:

Parameter
Value
Dimension (w x h x d)
190 x 250 x 100 mm 3 (7.48 x 9.84 x 3.94

in.)
Weight
5.6 kg (12.35 lb)
Volume
4.75 liters (0.17 cu.ft.)
RF connectors
7/16 female
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DC characteristics
DC data of Forem DxTMA:

Parameter
Value
Supply voltage
+10 V to +15 V, +12 V nom.
Current consumption
60 mA to 130 mA, 95 mA typ.
Rx characteristics
Electrical data of Forem DxTMA, receive path:

Value
Frequency range
1850 to 1910 MHz.
Bandwidth
60 MHz
Gain
13 1.0 dB
Intermodulation products in Rx band
< 155 dBm
Noise figure
< 2.3 dB
Loss in bypass mode
< 3 dB
Output 1 dB
10 dBm
Output IP3
+8 dBm
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Tx characteristics
Electrical data of Forem DxTMA, transmit path:

Parameter
Value
Frequency range
1930 to 1990 MHz
Bandwidth
60 MHz
Insertion loss
< 0.55 dB
Ripple
< 0.2 dB
Return loss
> 18 dB
Rx-Tx rejection
> 80 dB
Average operation power
52 dBm
Signal peak power
62 dBm
Environmental characteristics
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Environmental data of Forem DxTMA:

Parameter
Value
Operating temperature range
40 C to +65 C (-40 F to 149 F)
Enclosure protection
IP65
MTBF
> 106 h
EMC
compliant with FCC Part 15, Subpart B,

and FCC Part 24, Subpart E
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AAL
ATM Adaption Layer

AAL2
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ATM Adaption Layer type 2

AAL5
ATM Adaption Layer type 5

ACCH
Associated Control Channel

ACIR
Adjacent Channel Interference Ratio

ACK
Acknowledgement
ACLR
Adjacent Channel Leakage power Ratio

ACS
Adjacent Channel Selectivity

AESA
ATM End System Address

AI
Acquisition Indicator
AICH
Acquisition Indication Channel
Access Link Control Application Protocol

ANI
Auxiliary Network Interface

AP
Access Preamble
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ARCNET
Attached Resource Computer Network

ARP
Address Resolution Protocol

ARQ
Automatic Repeat Request

AS
Access Stratum
ASC
Access Service Class

ASN.1
Abstract Syntax Notation One

ATM
Asynchronous Transfer Mode

AWGN
Additive White Gaussian Noise

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BBU
Base Band Unit

BCCH
Broadcast Control Channel

BCFE
Broadcast Control Functional Entity

BCH
Broadcast Channel
BER
Bit Error Rate
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BID
Binding Identify
BLER
Block Error Rate

BPSK
Binary Phase Shift Keying

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Base Station
BSC
Base Station Controller

BSS
Base Station System
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BTS
Base Transceiver Station

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C-
ControlCA
Capacity Allocation
CAA
Capacity Allocation Acknowledgement

CB
Cell Broadcast
CBR
Constant Bit Rate

CC
Call Control
CCCH
Common Control Channel

CCH
Control Channel
CCPCH
Common Control Physical Channel

CCTrCH
CD
Capacity Deallocation
CD
Collision Detection
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Coded Composite Transport Channel
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CDA
Capacity Deallocation Acknowledgement

CDMA
Code Division Multiple Access

CED
Channel Element Device

CFN
Connection Frame Number

CLGC
Close Loop Gain Control

CN
Core Network
CPC
Common Power Converter

CPCH
Common Packet Channel

CPCS
Common Part Convergence Sublayer

CPICH
Common Pilot Channel

CPRI
Common Public Radio Interface

CPS
Common Part Sublayer

CRC
Cyclic Redundancy Check

CRNC
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Controlling Radio Network Controller

CS
Circuit switched
CTCH
Common Traffic Channel
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GL-4
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CTDMA
Code Time Division Multiple Access

CTP
Common Transport Protocol

CTU
Common Timing Unit
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
CW
Continuous Wave (unmodulated signal)

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DC
Dedicated Control (SAP)

DCA
Dynamic Channel Allocation

DCCH
Dedicated Control Channel

DCH
Dedicated Channel
DHO
Diversity Handover
DL
Downlink (Forward Link)

DPCCH
Dedicated Physical Control Channel

DPCH
Dedicated Physical Channel

DPD
Digital Predistortion
DPDCH
DRNC
Drift Radio Network Controller

DRNS
Drift RNS
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GL-5
PRELIMINARY
Dedicated Physical Data Channel
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
DRX
Discontinuous Reception
DS-CDMA
Direct-Sequence Code Division Multiple Access

DSCH
Downlink Shared Channel

DSP
Digital Signal Processor

DSU
Discipline Sub Unit

DTCH
Dedicated Traffic Channel

DTLNA
Double Tower Top Low Noise Amplifier

DTX
Discontinuous Transmission
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
E-DCH
Enhanced Dedicated Channel

E1
2048 kbit/s digital line

EDPD
Enhanced Digital PreDistortion

EIRP
Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power

EPROM
Erasable PROM
PRELIMINARY
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FAC
Filter Alarm Converter

FACCH
Forward Access Channel
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GL-6
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FAUSCH
Fast Uplink Signaling Channel

FBI
Feedback Information
FCS
Frame Check Sequence
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
FDD
Frequency Division Duplex

FDMA
Frequency Division Multiple Access

FEC
Forward Error Correction

FER
Frame Erasure Rate

FER
Frame Error Rate

FLL
Frequency Locked Loop

FN
Frame Number
FP
Frame Protocol
FPGA
Field Programmable Gate Array

FW
Firmware
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
GC
GIM
Growth Interface Module

GLONASS
Global Navigation Satellite System

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GL-7
PRELIMINARY
General Control (SAP)
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
GMSK
Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying

GP
Guard Period
GPRS
General Packet Radio System

GPS
Global Positioning System

GSM
Global System for Mobile communications

GTP
GPRS Tunneling Protocol

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
HCS
Hierarchical Cell Structure

HHO
Hard Handover
HO
Handover
HSDPA
High Speed Downlink Packet Access

HSUPA
High Speed Uplink Packet Access

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
I2C
Inter-IC Control
IMA
PRELIMINARY
Inverse Multiplexing on ATM

IMSI
International Mobile Subscriber Identify

IOU
Input Output Unit
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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GL-8
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IP
Internet Protocol
IP-M
IP Multicast
ISCP
Interference Signal Code Power
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
ITU
International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication

ITU-T
International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication Standardization Sector

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JD
Joint Detection
JP
Joint Predistortion
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
kbps
kilo-bits per second

ksps
kilo-symbols per second

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L1
Layer 1 (physical layer)

L2
Layer 2 (data link layer)

L3
Layer 3 (network layer)

LAC
LAI
Location Area Identity

LAM
Linear Amplifier Module

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GL-9
PRELIMINARY
Link Access Control
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
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LCD
Local Configuration Data

LCD
Low Constrained Delay

LIU
Line Interface Unit

LLC
Logical Link Control

LNA
Low Noise Amplifier

LSA
Local Service Area

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MA
Multiple Access
MAC
Medium Access Control

MC
Main Controller
MCC
Mobile Country Code

Mcps
Mega-chips per second

MCR
Multi-Carrier Radio
MDS
Multimedia Distribution Service
PRELIMINARY
ME
Mobile Equipment
MEHO
Mobile Evaluated Handover

MER
Message Error Rate

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GL-10
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MM
Mobility Management
MNC
Mobile Network Code

MO
Mobile Originated
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
MOHO
Mobile Originated Handover

MS
Mobile Station
MSC
Mobile services Switching Center

MSID
Mobile Station Identifier

MT
Mobile Terminated
MTP
Message Transfer Part

MTP3B
Message Transfer Part, level 3

MUI
Mobile User Identifier

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
NAS
Non Access Stratum

NBAP
Node B Application Part

NEHO
NNI
Network-Node Interface
NRT
Non-Real Time
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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GL-11
PRELIMINARY
Network Evaluated Handover
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
NSAP
Network Service Access Point

Nt
Notification (SAP)
NVM
Non-Volatile Memory
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
O&M
Operations and Maintenance

OCCCH
ODMA Common Control Channel

OCM
OneBTS CPRI Module

ODCCH
ODMA Dedicated Control Channel

ODCH
ODMA Dedicated Channel

ODMA
Opportunity Driven Multiple Access

ODTCH
ODMA Dedicated Traffic Channel

OM
Oscillator Module
OMC-UPS
Operations and Maintenance Center UTRAN

OMI
Oscillator Module Interface
PRELIMINARY
OMQ
Oscillator Module-Quartz
ORACH
ODMA Random Access Channel

OVSF
Orthogonal Variable Spreading Factor

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GL-12
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....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
PC
Power Control
PCCC
Parallel Concatenated Convolutional Code

PCCH
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
Paging Control Channel

PCCPCH
Primary Common Control Physical Channel

PCH
Paging Channel
PCM
Pulse Code Modulation

PCPCH
Physical Common Packet Channel

PCS
Personal Communication System

PDA
Power Distribution Area

PDH
Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy

PDP
Power Distribution Panel

PDSCH
Physical Download Shared Channel

PDU
Protocol Data Unit

PG
PHS
Personal Handyphone System

PHY
Physical layer
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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GL-13
PRELIMINARY
Processing Gain
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
PhyCH
Physical Channel
PI
Page Indicator
PICH
Page Indication Channel

PLL
Phase Locked Loop

PLMN
Public Land Mobile Network

PMD
Physical Media Dependent

PN
Pseudo Noise
PPM
Parts Per Million

PRACH
Physical Random Access Channel

PS
Packet Switched
PSC
Primary Synchronization Code

PSCCCH
Physical Shared Channel Control Channel

PSCH
Physical Shared Channel

PTM
PRELIMINARY
Point-to-Multipoint
PTM-G
PTM Group Call

PTM-M
PTM-Multicast
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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GL-14
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
PU
Payload Unit
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
QoS
Quality of Service
QPSK
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
Quaternary Phase Shift Keying

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
RAB
Radio Access Bearer

RACH
Radio Access Channel

RANAP
Radio Access Network Application Part

RET
Remote Antenna Electrical Tilt

RF
Radio Frequency
RFSU
Radio Frequency Switch Unit

RL
Radio Link
RLC
Radio Link Control

RLCP
Radio Link Control Protocol

RMT
RNC
Radio Network Controller

RNS
Radio Network Subsystem

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
401-382-977UA06
GL-15
PRELIMINARY
Remote Maintenance Terminal

Remote Maintenance Tool
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
RNSAP
Radio Network Subsystem Application Part

RNTI
Radio Network Temporary Identity

RRC
Radio Resource Control

RRH
Remote Radio Head

RRM
Radio Resource Management

RSCP
Received Signal Code Power

RSSI
Received Signal Strength Indicator

RT
Radio Terminal
RT
Real Time
RU
Resource Unit
RX
Receive
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
SAAL
Signaling ATM Adaption Layer

SACCH
Slow Associated Control Channel
PRELIMINARY
SAP
Service Access Point

SAR
Segmentation and Reassembly

SCCH
Synchronization Control Channel

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
401-382-977UA06
GL-16
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
SCCPCH
Secondary Common Control Physical Channel

SCH
Synchronization Channel
SDCCH
Stand-Alone Dedicated Control Channel
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
SDH
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy

SDPD
Simplex Digital PreDistortion

SDU
Service Data Unit

SF
Spreading Factor
SFN
System Frame Number

SIR
Signal-to-Interference Ratio
SMS
Short Message Service

SMS-CB
SMS Cell Broadcast

SNCF
Societ Nationale des Chemins de Fer

SP
Switching Point
SPM
Signal Protection Module
Serving Radio Network Controller

SRNS
Serving Radio Network Subsystem
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
401-382-977UA06
GL-17
PRELIMINARY
SRNC
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
SS7
Signaling System Number 7

SSC
Secondary Synchronization Code

SSCF
Service Specific Coordination Function

SSCF-NNI
Service Specific Coordination Function Network Node Interface

SSCOP
Service Specific Connection Oriented Protocol

SSCS
Service Specific Convergence Sublayer

SSDT
Site Selection Diversity Transmission

SSSAR
Service Specific Segmentation And Reassembly sublayer

STC
Signaling Transport Converter

STM
Synchronous Transport Module

STTD
Space Time Transmit Diversity

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
T1
1544 kbit/s digital line

TB
Transport Block
PRELIMINARY
TC
Transmission Convergence
TCH
Traffic Channel
TD-CDMA
Time Division Code Division Multiple Access

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
401-382-977UA06
GL-18
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
TDD
Time Division Duplex

TDMA
Time Division Multiple Access

TDU
Test and Diagnostic Unit
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
TF
Transport Format
TFC
Transport Format Combination

TFCI
Transport Format Combination Indicator

TFCS
Transport Format Combination Set

TFI
Transport Format Indicator

TFS
Transport Format Set

TIM
Transmission Interface Module

TMSI
Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity

TN
Termination Node
TPC
Transmit Power Control

TRCH
Transport Channel
Time Switched Transmit Diversity

TTI
Transmission Timing Interval
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
401-382-977UA06
GL-19
PRELIMINARY
TSID
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
TTL
Transistor-Transistor-Logic
TTLNA
Tower Top Low Noise Amplifier

TX
Transmit
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
UARFCN
UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number

UARFN
UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Number

UCR
UMTS CDMA Radio

UCU
UMTS Channel Unit

UDD
Unconstrained Delay Data

UDP
User Datagram Protocol

UE
User Equipment
UER
User Equipment with ODMA relay operation enabled

UL
Uplink (reverse link)

UMTS
Universal Mobile Telecommunications System
PRELIMINARY
UNI
User-Network Interface
UNVM
Updatable Non Volatile Memory

UP
User Plane
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
401-382-977UA06
GL-20
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
URA
User Registration Area

URC
Universal Radio Controller

USCH
Uplink Shared Channel
PRELIMINARY
Glossary
USIM
UMTS Subscriber Identity Module

UTRA
Universal Terrestrial Radio Access

UTRAN
Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
VA
Voice Activity factor

VBR
Variable Bit Rate

VC
Virtual Circuit
VIM
Voice Interfacer Module

....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
WARC
World Administrative Radio Conference

WCDMA
Wideband Code Division Multiple Access
PRELIMINARY
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
401-382-977UA06
GL-21
PRELIMINARY
PRELIMINARY
PRELIMINARY
Index
D DxTMA
Functions, 3-4
Mechanical structure, 3-3
................................................................................................
M Mechanical structure
DxTMA, 3-3
Minimum clearances
Alcatel-Lucent RRH, 2-8
................................................................................................
R Remote radio head
Functions, 1-2
Remote Radio Head
mechanical structure, 2-5
Remote radio head
Overview, 2-2
RRH
See: Remote radio head
................................................................................................
T Technical data, 4-2
Technical Data
Technical data
Minimum clearances, 2-8
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
401-382-977UA06
IN-1
PRELIMINARY
DxTMA, Forem, 4-3
PRELIMINARY
PRELIMINARY

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Functions of the remote radio head

Structure of the Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head

Overview of the Remote radio head

Mechanical structure of the Remote Radio Head

Clearances around the Alcatel-Lucent RRH cabinets

Functions of the RRH

Low Noise Amplifier (DxTMA)

Mechanical structure of the Forem DxTMA

Technical data for the Alcatel-Lucent Remote Radio Head

Technical data for the RRH

Technical Data for the Forem DxTMA

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Describe the interfaces of a Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head.

Describe the mechanical structure of an Alcatel-Lucent 9341 Remote Radio Head.

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Functions of the RRH

This chapter describes the functions of the Remote Radio Head.

Functions of the RRH

Functions of the remote radio head

Functions of the remote radio head

Control of Antenna Line Devices (ALD) using AISG commands

RF output power measurement

Diversity receive path imbalance

Antenna VSWR measurement

The ability to enable or disable the RRH

Functions of the remote radio head

Functions of the RRH

Powerwave RFU (not used)

Functions of the components of the RRH

Functions of the RRH

Functions of the remote radio head

The RRH can operate on one of the following power options:

A single nominal 110 or 220 V AC input (50 or 60 Hz)

A single nominal -48 V DC input

This chapter describes:

The mechanical structure of the Alcatel-Lucent 9341 RRH

The required clearances around the cabinets

Mechanical structure of the Remote Radio Head

Clearances around the Alcatel-Lucent RRH cabinets