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1Modern Wireless Networks5G Physical LayerICEN 574-Spring 2019Prof. Dola Saha

2Spectrum FlexibilityØHalf-duplex FDD -transmission and reception at a specific device are separated in both frequency and time. BS still uses full-duplex FDD as it simultaneously may schedule different devices in uplink and downlink ØFDD -uplink and downlink happens in different (paired) frequency bands, but same time frameØTDD -uplink and downlink happens same frequency bands, but in nonoverlapping time slots

3LTE SignalØOFDM-based transmission for both uplink and downlinkØWas developed for outdoor cellular deployments up to ~3GHz carrier frequencyØ15KHz subcarrier spacing Ø4.7microsecond CP

45G NR Waveform Specifications

5LTE Frame StructureTimeValueFrame10msSubframe1msSlot0.5msSymbol(0.5 ms) / 7 for normalCP(0.5 ms) / 6 for extended CPBasic Time Unit (TS)1/(15000x2048) s = 32.6nsSymbol Time (TU)2048. TS~ 66.7 usTCP160.Ts~ 5.1 us (first symbol)144. Ts~ 4.7 us (remaining)TCP-e512.Ts~ 16.7 us

6Questions?ØWhy the first OFDM symbol has longer CP?ØWhen is extended CP used?

7ResourceØResource Element: §one subcarrier & one OFDM symbolØResource Block:§12 consecutive subcarriers & 0.5ms (1 slot or 7/6 OFDM)§7*12=84 RE or 6*12=72 RE

8Unit of Scheduling ØBasic time-domain unit for dynamic scheduling in LTE is one subframe (or two slots)ØResource block pair -minimum scheduling unit, consisting of two time-consecutive resource blocks within one subframe

9Frequency domain Structure ØUnused DC subcarrier in downlink

10Carrier Center FrequencyØUnused DC subcarrier in downlink§Coincides with carrier center frequency§Interference from local oscillator leakageØUplink§Center frequency is located between two uplink sub-carriers

11Bandwidth MappingBandwidthResource BlocksSubcarriers (downlink)Subcarriers (uplink)1.4MHz673723MHz151811805MHz2530130010MHz5060160015MHz7590190020MHz10012011200

12Half Duplex DeviceØRequires guard band §to switch between Tx and Rx§Decay downlink signal ØType A§allow device to skip receiving the last OFDM symbol(s) in a downlink§BS assigns an appropriate timing advance value to UEØType B§Whole subframe used as guard§Added in LTE Release 12, for MTC

13TDD 7 configurations

14Uplink-Downlink ConfigurationØIt is provided as part of the system information ØSeldom changed, and is used in each frameØTo avoid severe interference between different cells, neighboring cells typically have the same uplink-downlink configurationØRelease 12 introduced the possibility to dynamically change the uplink-downlink configurations per frameØDynamic reconfiguration is useful in small and relatively isolated cells where the traffic variations can be large and inter-cell interference is less of an issue

15Downlink Physical Layer ProcessingØdownlink shared channel (DL-SCH)Ømulticast channel (MCH)Øpaging channel (PCH)Øbroadcast channel (BCH)

16Transmission Time Interval (TTI)ØTransport blocks may be passed down from the MAC layer to the physical layer once per Transmission Time Interval (TTI)ØTTI is 1 ms, corresponding to the subframe durationØSmallest Scheduling Interval

17CRC & SegmentationØCRC Insertion per Transport Block §24-bit CRC is calculated & appended to each transport block, triggers H-ARQ/reTxØCode-Block Segmentation & per-Code-Block CRC Insertion §Turbo-coder internal interleaveris defined for a maximum block size of 6144 bits §If Transport Block + CRC > 6144, then code-block segmentation is applied§CRC per code block§Early error detection

18Channel CodingØTurbo Coding with QPP (Quadratic Polynomial Permutation) interleaverØdecoding can be parallelized Ødifferent parallel processes can access the interleavermemoryØKcan be 40-6144 bitsØf1and f2depend on the code-block size KC. Schlegel, Trellis and Turbo Coding, Wiley, IEEE Press, Chichester, UK, March 2004.

19Rate Matching & Hybrid ARQØOutputs of Turbo encoder are separately interleaved ØInterleaved bits are inserted into circular buffer (order)ØBit selection extracts consecutive bits that matches the number of available resource blocks ØA Redundancy Version (RV) specifies a starting point to start reading out bits.

20Scrambling, Modulation & MappingØBit level scrambling§input bit sequence undergoes a bit-wise XOR operation with a cell specified pseudo-random sequence generated by length-31 Gold sequence generator §Reduces interference from adjacent cells, full utilization of channel codingØData Modulation§QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM, 256 QAM (added in Release 12)§No BPSK ØAntenna Mapping & Resource Block Allocation

21Transmission Modes (10)

22Downlink Reference SignalsØPredefined signals in downlink resource element§Cell specific reference signals (CRS)§Demodulation reference signals (DM-RS)§CSI reference signals (CSI-RS)§MBSFN reference signals §Positioning reference signals

23Cell Specific Reference SignalsØProvides channel estimates for demodulating downlink control channelsØDesign Background§Structure§Spacing in time§Spacing in frequency

24CRS ArrangementØIn an OFDM-based system an equidistant arrangement of reference symbols in the lattice structure achieves the Minimum Mean-Squared Error (MMSE) estimate of the channel ØIn the case of a uniform reference symbol grid, a 'diamond shape' in the time-frequency plane can be shown to be optimal

25CRS -Spacing in TimeØLTE designed to support high mobility -500Km/hrØDoppler Shift -!"=(!%&/()ØConsidering §!%=2+,-, &=50001/ℎ3, c=(3.1081/9:()§!"≈950,-ØAccording to Nyquist's sampling theorem, the minimum sampling frequency needed in order to reconstruct the channel is given by §=>=1/(2!")≈0.519(1 slot)ØHence 2 CRS added per slot

26CRS -Spacing in FrequencyØDepends on Coherence Bandwidth àchannel delay spreadØCoherence bandwidth considering maximum r.m.schannel delay spread of !"=991&'§(),+,%=./,01=20456§(),/,%=./01=200456ØIn LTE, one reference symbol every six subcarriers ØReference symbols are staggered, such that there is a reference symbol for every 3 subcarriers (45KHz)

27Multiple Antenna Ports ØAntenna port is logical concept, not a physical concept (meaning 'Antenna port' is not the same as 'Physical Antenna')Ø1, 2 or 4 antenna ports can be usedØUE can derive 4 separate channel estimates ØDifferent RS pattern for each antenna portØIf a RE is used to transmit RS on antenna port, it is set to zero in other antenna ports to reduce intra-cell interference

28ModulationØAll RS are QPSK modulatedØm is the index of the RS, nsis the slot number within the radio frame and l' is the symbol number within the time slot ØThe pseudo-random sequence c(i) is comprised of a length-31 Gold sequence ØDifferent initialization values depending on the type of RSs ØThe sequence value depends on cell identity !"#$%&&

29Cell IdentityØThere are 504 (0-503) different cell identitiesØA cell-specific frequency shift is applied to the patterns of reference symbols, given by !"#$%&&'()6ØEach shift is associated with 84 different cell identities (6 x 84 = 504)ØShift helps to avoid time-frequency collisions between cell-specific RSs from up to six adjacent cells ØReference-signal power boosting: reference symbols are transmitted with higher energy to improve the reference-signal SIR

30Demodulation Reference SignalsØTransmitted within the resource blocks assigned for transmission to a particular device (UE Specific) ØTransmitted in addition to the cell-specific RSsØUE is expected to use them to derive the channel estimate for demodulating the data ØTo enable beamforming of the data transmission to a specific UE -uses same precoding as data

31DM-RS Signal StructureØ12 reference symbols within a resource-block pair ØInterference between the reference signals is avoided by applying mutually orthogonal patterns, referred to as orthogonal cover codes (OCC)ØEnables MU-MIMO

32CSI Reference SignalsØCSI-RS were introduced in LTE release 10 ØUsed by UE to acquire CSI (transmission mode 9 & 10)ØSupports up to eight-layers spatial multiplexing ØCSI-RS is transmitted on different antenna ports (15-22) than C-RS (although likely sharing physical antennas with other antenna ports), and instead of using only time/frequency orthogonality like C-RS, CSI-RS uses code-domain orthogonality as well.

33Reason for separate C-RS and CSI-RSØthe function to acquire detailed channel estimates for coherent demodulation of different downlink transmissions Øthe function to acquire CSI for, for example, downlink link adaptation and schedulingØEarlier release relied on CRS only

34Downlink L1/L2 Control SignalingØInformation originates from Layer 1 & Layer 2§Uplink and Downlink Scheduling assignments§Information to receive, decode the user specific downlink data§Power control commands for uplink§Hybrid ARQ Acknowledgments

35Control RegionØControl Region can be §1, 2 or 3 OFDM symbols for system bandwidth > 10MHz§2, 3 or 4 OFDM symbols for system bandwidth <=10MHzØSize of control region can be varied per subframe§Depends on active number of users and their traffic patternØControl at start of subframe allows early reception of decoding information at UE

36Mapping Logical to Physical Channels

37Physical Channels1.Physical Control Format Indicator CHannel(PCFICH)§Size of control region 2.Physical Hybrid-ARQ Indicator CHannel(PHICH) §Hybrid-ARQ ACKs3.Physical Downlink Control CHannel(PDCCH) §Downlink & Uplink Scheduling, Power Control4.Enhanced Physical Downlink Control CHannel(EPDCCH) §DM-RS based signaling, transmitted in Data Region (release 11)5.MTC Physical Downlink Control CHannel(MPDCCH) §For MTC devices (release 13)6.Relay Physical Downlink Control CHannel(R-PDCCH)§To support relay (release 10)

38Physical Control Format Indicator ØTwo bits of information (control region sizes)ØTransmitted in groups of 4 REsØREs are separated in frequency to achieve diversityØLocation of four groups depends on Physical Layer Cell Identity

39Map PCFICHØEach quadruplet is mapped onto a resource element group (REG) ØFour Quadruplets are createdØFirst quadruplet is mapped onto a REG with §subcarrier index !=#$%&'/2.(#%,-.2#&')§#$%&'=12(12 subcarriers per Resource Block)§#&'is the cell bandwidth expressed in multiples of #$%&'§#%is the cell IDØSubsequent three quadruplets are mapped onto REGs spaced at intervals of #&'/2.(#$%&'/2)https://www.mathworks.com/help/lte/ug/control-format-indicator-cfi-channel.html

40Cell ID based PCFICH MappingØPCFICH Mapping in different cell IDØReduces risk of inter-cell PCFICH collision

41Physical Hybrid-ARQ IndicatorØTransmission of hybrid-ARQ acknowledgments in response to UL-SCH transmission ØPHICH is a one-bit information commanding a retransmission on the UL-SCH ØHARQ indicator is set to §0 for a positive ACKnowledgement(ACK)§1 for a Negative ACKnowledgement(NACK) ØMultiple PHICHs are mapped to the same set of REs ØA set of PHICHs transmitted on the same set of resource elements is called a PHICH group

42PHICH GenerationCell specificUser specificWalsh code

43Physical Downlink Control ChannelØCarries Downlink Control Information (DCI)ØDifferent formatØSizes varies based on cell bandwidth§Larger bandwidth cell require a larger number of bits to indicate the resource-block allocation

44DCI Format (Sizes are for 20MHz)

45DCI

PDCCHØRadio Network Temporary Identifier (RNTI) is included in CRC calculation§Not explicitly transmittedØRNTI varies with DCI formatØFor unicast data transmission, device-specific C-RNTI is used

46Control Channel Elements (CCE)ØStructure to map PDCCH to REs ØNumber of CCEs for each PDCCH may vary, not signaled ØDevice has to blindly determine the number of CCEsØAggregation reduces overhead of blind decoding

47Enhanced Physical Downlink ControlØto enable frequency-domain scheduling and interference coordination also for control signalingØto enable DM-RS-based reception for the control signaling

48Blind Decoding of PDCCHØSearch space§Common§Device specific

49Resource Block MappingP is the size of a resource-block group Virtual Resource Block to Physical Resource Block

50DownlinkØDownlink Resource Allocation information

51DCI Format 1 (DL Scheduling)

52Uplink Scheduling Grants

53LTE Resource GridØOnline Generator§http://niviuk.free.fr/lte_resource_grid.html

54Uplink Transmission

55Uplink Reference SignalØUplink Demodulation RS (DM-RS)§Channel estimation for coherent detection§Uses ZC sequence and Orthogonal Cover Codes (OCC)ØUplink Sounding RS (SRS)§Channel estimation for uplink channel-dependent scheduling and link adaptation §Estimate channel state at different frequencies§Periodic (2-160ms) or Aperiodic§Frequency-hopping/non-frequency Hopping

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