Transcript siemens-morper

CANTO Conference, St.Kitts, 19th-22nd June 2005
Broadband Wireless Access
Unique Opportunities for Fixed and Mobile Operators
Hans-Jochen Morper
Communications
Broadband Wireless Access
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BWA Technologies: Overview
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WiMAX: FWA, cellular WLAN and mobile DSL
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Operator and Enduser Scenarios: how networks will evolve
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Wireless LAN: Hotspot, Enterprise and Meshed Scenarios
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Siemens Solutions and Product Portfolio
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Communications
Broadband Wireless Access
Upcoming New Market covering the Mobility/Bandwidth Trade Off
Price Elasticity of BWA Market
End-user Price of 1GB
One-dimensional Market:
Mobile Data
one-dimensional Market:
Price GAP to be filled!
Fixed Broadband
Today
Today
Two-dimensional Market:
“BWA”
Tomorrow
End-user Data Volume
& Usage
 BWA = Selling on Mobility*) & Bandwidth
*) Mobility = Roaming capability, Coverage & Handover (Speed)
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Communications
BWA Technologies
Bandwidth vs Mobility
stationary
nomadic
mobile
portable/ walking
mobile
driving, …
degree of
mobility
CDMA
UMTS
GSM
GPRS
EDGE
Systems
beyond 3G
>2010
2010
2005
HSDPA
EV-DO
MNO
EV-DV FlashOFDM
IEEE
802.16e
(802.20)
DECT
WLAN
(IEEE 802.11x)
IEEE
802.16a,d
Ethernet (Cu)
FNO
0.1
1
10
Mb/s
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Ethernet (Fiber) ...
100
103
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data-rate
Communications
BWA Technologies
Key Players
Operators
& Providers
Product
Portfolio
2G/ 3G
BWA
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Control
Access,
Transport
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IP PBX
Communications
BWA Technologies
Key Characteristics
WiMAX
IEEE 802.16d+e
Flarion
Flash-OFDM
3GPP
3GPP
TDD HCR
WCDMA/HSDPA
TD-SCDMA- LCR
(PS Domain
only)
OFDM, FDD
CDM, FDD
CDM, TDD
CDM, TDD
OFDMA
CDMA
TD-SCDMA
TD-CDMA
Cellular
Cellular
Cellular
Cellular
Global
Global
Global
Global
< 250 km/h
< 250 km/h
< 120 km/h
< 120 km/h
Licensed band
< 3,5 GHz
Licensed band
~ 2 GHz
Licensed band
~ 2 GHz
Licensed band
~ 2 GHz
3 Mbps DL
800 kbps UL
@ 1,25 MHz
~ 11 Mbps DL
~ 2 Mbps DL
~ 1.5 Mbps UL
@ 5 MHz
@ 1.6 MHz (with
8PSK)
(standard)
Technology
OFDM, FDD or TDD
TDMA / OFDMA
Environment
Fixed / nomadic
access
Mobility
Support
Frequency
spectrum
Peak
aggregate
Cell
throughput
Limited, with
802.16e:
< 120 km/h
Licensed & exempt
< 6 GHz NLOS
(2.5, 3.5, 5.8 GHz)
~ 17-70 Mbps DL
@ 5-20 MHz
(bandwidth
scalable)
3GPP
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~ 3.4 Mbps DL
@ 5 MHz
Communications
IEEE 802.16 - 2004 Standards Family
Feeding
FWA
Cellular
Completed
Spectrum
Channel
Conditions
Bit Rate
December 2001
January 2003
June ’04 / Mobility ‘05
10 - 66 GHz
< 11 GHz
< 6 GHz
Line of Sight Only
Non Line of Sight
Non Line of Sight
32 – 134 Mbps in 28MHz
channel bandwidth
Up to 75 Mbps in 20MHz
channel bandwidth
Up to 15 Mbps in 5MHz
channel bandwidth
Modulation
Single Carrier
QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM
OFDM 256 sub-carriers
QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM
1x Scalable OFDMA
QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM
Mobility
Fixed
Fixed
Channel
Bandwidths
Typical Cell
Radius
20, 25 and 28 MHz
Scalable
1.5 to 20 MHz
Portable
Data mobility (<120 km/h)
Scalable
1,25 to 20 MHz
2 to 5 km
7 to 10 km
Max. range 50 km
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1 to 5 km
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Communications
Implementing Tri-mode Radio
Enabling World-Wide Client
Source: Intel, 2004
N. America
APAC
W. & E. Europe
2.5 & 5.8 GHz
2.3, 3.5 & 5.8 GHz
3.5 & 5.8 GHz
Central & S. America
Caribbean
Middle East &
Africa
3.5 & 5.8 GHz
2.5, 3.5 & 5.8 GHz
Licensed Bands
Unlicensed Band
 5.8GHz (5.25-5.85)
 2.5GHz (2.3-2.4; 2.5-2.7)
 3.5GHz (3.3-3.7)
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Communications
WiMAX Evolution
Fixed
Nomadic
Portable
Mobile
Wireless DSL
Hot Zone
Hot Zone
Mobility
no handover
(regulatory reasons)
Session
continuity
Seamless
handover
?
WiMAX Profile#0
WiMAX Profile#1 (802.16-2004/802.16e)
WiMAX Profile#2 (802.16-2004/802.16e/802.16g)
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Communications
WiMAX Market Evolution (1)
Fixed Outdoor starting in ‘05
Point to Point BACKHAUL
802.11
802.16(a)
802.16a
NLOS / PMP
ENTERPRISE
E1/T1+
SERVICE
Fractional E1
For small Business
Solution
• Fixed location
• Outdoor installed
Applications
 E1/T1 level service
 Backhaul for hotspots
 Residential BBA
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Internet
Backbone
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Communications
WiMAX Market Evolution (2)
Consumer Indoor starting in ’06
Point to Point BACKHAUL
Non Line of Sight
Point to Multi-point
802.16(a)
802.16REVd
Solution
Consumer:
self install
auto provisioning
Portable
Laptop Connected
Through 802.11
Backhaul to Internet
Through 802.16REVd
Applications
“Last Mile” BBA
Portable BBA
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Internet
Backbone
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Communications
WiMAX Market Evolution (3)
Mobile Consumer starting in ’07
Point to Point BACKHAUL
Non Line of Sight
Point to Multi-point
802.16REVd+e
802.16REVd+e
802.11 indoors
Always
Best
Connected
802.16(a)
Solution
 Native in Mobile PC
 Roam at varying speeds
Applications
 “Mobile” BBA for consumers
 Simple Network Selection
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Internet
Backbone
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Communications
Wi-Fi Evolution to WiMAX
browser
http
tcp
ip
802.2
802.x
802.X =
Wired
LAN
wired at the desk
802.3
802.11
802.16
Wireless
LAN
wireless in the office
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„cellular“
LAN (WiMAX)
wireless in the city
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Communications
DSL Evolution to WiMAX
browser
http
tcp
ip
PPP
x
X=
HDLC
Ethernet
Ethernet
PSTN
DSL
WiMAX
• Narrowband Internet
• Wireline access
PSTN/ISDN modem
• Wideband Internet
• Wireline access
• Broadband Internet (mobile DSL)
• Wireless access
mobile DSL
DSL, cable modem
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Communications
Broadband Access
Topology and Players today
Mobile
Carrier
Fixed
Carrier
Service
Provider
well defined roles
Clients and devices
topologies can be
structured into network and
backend services / control
infrastructure is mainly
provided by fixed and
mobile carriers
Control and applications
control and applications
may be handled by ISP
MNO are in a position to
cover all parts
Network infrastructure
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Communications
Broadband Wireless Access
Topology and Players in near future
Core Routing & Switching
ISP
City Carriers
Transport (RAN)
ISP
Incumbent MNO/FNO
Backend Control
Competitive
Managed Services
Radio Access Network
„Broker“
Radio Network Termination
Consumer Products
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Communications
WiMax Network Architecture
ASN: access serving network
CSN: connectivity serving network
ASP: access service provider
NSP: connectivity service provider
WiMax enabled
notebooks
ASN
CSN
WiMax routers
CSN-GW
WiFi
ASN-GW
AAA
other ASN
other CSN
ASP
Billing
Charging
NSP
longstick rooftop
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Communications
WiMax Access Provider
Pure Access Provider
BWA access
Provisioning
Flow Control
WiMax enabled
notebooks
Backend Ctrl
Services
…
CSN
ASN
WiFi
WiMax routers
ASN-GW
CSN
CSN
other ASN
longstick rooftop
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Communications
WiMax Access Provider
Access Provider and Access Provisioner
BWA access
Provisioning
Flow Control
Backend Ctrl
Services
…
WiMax enabled
notebooks
ASN
CSN
RAS
AAA
Portal
WiFi
WiMax routers
ASN-GW
CSN
CSN
CSN
other ASN
longstick rooftop
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Communications
WiMax Access Provider
ISP with core routing
BWA access
Flow Control
Backend Ctrl
Services
…
ASN
ASN-GW
WiMax enabled
notebooks
Provisioning
CSN
ASN
Portal
ASN-GW
WiFi
AAA
BRAS
WiMax routers
ASN-GW
ASN
longstick rooftop
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Communications
Siemens SkyMAX
SkyMAX
Solution
Description
End-to-end product portfolio
NetViewer
SkyMAX
Residential
Modem
SkyMAX
Base
Station
SkyMAX
Portable
Modem
SkyMAX
Business
Modem
•One O&M system for
SkyMAX and microwave PtP,
PtMP
•Widespread Northbound
Integration Landscape
Network Planning
SkyMAX familyNetwork Planning tools
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Communications
One of the market’s first end-to-end solutions
for WiMAX radio networks comes from Siemens
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WiMAX
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Ideally for stationary, wireless broadband internet access
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Wireless DSL and ‘nomadic’ notebook use
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Wireless ‘last mile’ solution for fixed and mobile operators
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Ideally for rural and remote areas where the provisioning of
services by cable or fiber is difficult or uneconomic
SkyMAX by Siemens
 End-to-end: SkyMAX base station and modems
presented at the 3GSM Congress in February 2005
 Best-in-class in cell range
 Available in the second half of 2005
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SkyMAX Base Station - IDU layout
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Siemens is worldwide leading
in wireless broadband technologies
End user deployment case
Mobile
UMTS/HSDPA
Siemens HSDPA
available end of 2005
Nomadic
First HSDPA end-to-end
solution in the market
FLASH-OFDM
Siemens FLASH-OFDM 450 MHz
Available early 2005
First all-IP solution
for 450MHz
WiMAX Mobile
Siemens development ongoing
Still under standardization
At home
First carrier grade
WiMAX system
in the market
Wireless DSL
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WiMAX Stationary
Siemens “SkyMAX”
available mid 2005
Data throughput per base station
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Communications
Wireless LAN
At the Edge of Broadband Wireless
on the move
Major WLAN deployments issues:
housing areas,
enterprise
•access points suitable for the desired use case
•access control, traffic shaping
•authentication, autorization
•billing, charging
•roaming
•voice
•network integration
public hotspots
rural / suburban
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Communications
WIFI - a must
Access Points for any Use Case
Enterprise
Industrial
Environment
Mesh 200
HiPath Wireless
Scalance W788
Cisco Aironet Series
Mesh 100
Mesh 50
Outdoor Mesh
for indoor
coverage
Indoor Rugged
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Communications
Wireless Integration Platform
Single Platform for Multi-Broadband Integration
BWA Technologies
Integration
Customer
care
AZR
Charging
Mediation
AZR
HLR
Wi-Fi
Accounting
aggregation
AAA
Proxying
AZR
Core & Enabling
Infrastructure
WiMAX
Flash OFDM
SMSC
Access
control
W I P
Portal
Toolkit
Backend
modules
CCS7
gateway
Roaming
Voucher
mgt.
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User
repository
Accounting,Billing
Customer Care
(ABC)
Charging/
Prepaid
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Communications
Thank You
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please join our presentations in booth #55, 56 &57
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