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Junior Member
Reputation: 10
Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
Hi friends you can find the overshooting cells by calculating the Propagation Delay. Try to plot this graph.
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2011-05-25 10:09 AM
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VIP Member
Reputation: 1118
Re: Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
what's do you mean? yes absolutely we can using PropDelay to approximate overshooting cell using NASTAR tools then combining with SHO overhead to make complete analyze (ideal value : 30%-40%)
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Member
Reputation: 177
Re: Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
Hi jamal
Which plot are you talking for??
Originally Posted by
jamalll2000
Hi friends you can find the overshooting cells by calculating the Propagation Delay. Try to plot this graph.
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Member
Reputation: 15
Re: Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
Originally Posted by
adewijaya
what's do you mean? yes absolutely we can using PropDelay to approximate overshooting cell using NASTAR tools then combining with SHO overhead to make complete analyze (ideal value : 30%-40%)
How precise and accurate is propagation delay? What do you mean by combining SHO overhead?
Please clarify as I have been pondering about this topic for awhile now.
Thanks!
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Member
Reputation: 228
Re: Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
if your equipment is huawei you can use this counter : VS.LCS.OutCellCover.CellIdRtt
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Member
Reputation: 228
Re: Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
Originally Posted by
tthach830
How precise and accurate is propagation delay? What do you mean by combining SHO overhead?
Please clarify as I have been pondering about this topic for awhile now.
Thanks!
dear when you have overshooting cells you will have bad quality & high SHO Overhead .
* propagation delay in 3G = TA in 2G (you can get it in drive test by using nastar)
* soft handover overhead = # of times where UE was in SHO state(more than one radio link)/# of times where UE was in connected mode(also can be calculated in DT)
in 3G overshooting means both bad quality & resource wasting (not like 2G) . because when UE can decode the serving cell & the overshooting one , it will enter SHO state even though it's not in SHO area .
hope it's useful
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Member
Reputation: 172
Re: Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
Originally Posted by
zeezzoo
dear when you have overshooting cells you will have bad quality & high SHO Overhead .
* propagation delay in 3G = TA in 2G (you can get it in drive test by using nastar)
* soft handover overhead = # of times where UE was in SHO state(more than one radio link)/# of times where UE was in connected mode(also can be calculated in DT)
in 3G overshooting means both bad quality & resource wasting (not like 2G) . because when UE can decode the serving cell & the overshooting one , it will enter SHO state even though it's not in SHO area .
hope it's useful
how u can get propagation delay for drive test from Nastar...?! not possible at all!
BR
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Member
Reputation: 15
Re: Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
Originally Posted by
zeezzoo
dear when you have overshooting cells you will have bad quality & high SHO Overhead .
* propagation delay in 3G = TA in 2G (you can get it in drive test by using nastar)
* soft handover overhead = # of times where UE was in SHO state(more than one radio link)/# of times where UE was in connected mode(also can be calculated in DT)
in 3G overshooting means both bad quality & resource wasting (not like 2G) . because when UE can decode the serving cell & the overshooting one , it will enter SHO state even though it's not in SHO area .
hope it's useful
So if my site overshooting;however has SHO overhead of 30% and SSHO of 5%; should I leave it alone?
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Member
Reputation: 228
Re: Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
Originally Posted by
tthach830
So if my site overshooting;however has SHO overhead of 30% and SSHO of 5%; should I leave it alone?
no you should fix the overshooting . because overshooting increases ur rssi ==> bad Ec/No .
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Member
Reputation: 228
Re: Propogation Delay for overshooting cells
Originally Posted by
agenov
how u can get propagation delay for drive test from Nastar...?! not possible at all!
BR
sorry ... my mistake
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