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    This document discusses different types of handovers in mobile networks and provides parameters to optimize handover performance. It describes interference handovers that occur when interference exceeds thresholds and bad quality handovers that occur when signal quality is too low. It then lists new parameter values to make handovers less frequent by increasing thresholds and hysteresis. Several network problems are analyzed and parameter changes are proposed to address each problem and improve call handover between different network layers and cells.

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    This document discusses different types of handovers in mobile networks and provides parameters to optimize handover performance. It describes interference handovers that occur when interference exceeds thresholds and bad quality handovers that occur when signal quality is too low. It then lists new parameter values to make handovers less frequent by increasing thresholds and hysteresis. Several network problems are analyzed and parameter changes are proposed to address each problem and improve call handover between different network layers and cells.

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    This document discusses different types of handovers in mobile networks and provides parameters to optimize handover performance. It describes interference handovers that occur when interference exceeds thresholds and bad quality handovers that occur when signal quality is too low. It then lists new parameter values to make handovers less frequent by increasing thresholds and hysteresis. Several network problems are analyzed and parameter changes are proposed to address each problem and improve call handover between different network layers and cells.

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    This document discusses different types of handovers in mobile networks and provides parameters to optimize handover performance. It describes interference handovers that occur when interference exceeds thresholds and bad quality handovers that occur when signal quality is too low. It then lists new parameter values to make handovers less frequent by increasing thresholds and hysteresis. Several network problems are analyzed and parameter changes are proposed to address each problem and improve call handover between different network layers and cells.

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    Handovers

    Interference Handovers
    When the receiving quality is lower than
    the interference quality threshold and
    receiving level is higher than the interference
    level threshold, it is considered that
    interference exists in serving cell, so
    interference handover is triggered.
    Bad Quality Handovers
    When the receiving level of a MS or a BTS is
    lower than the quality threshold, bad quality
    handover will be triggered.
    TelecomTraffic
    When handovers are triggered
    Change the default interference handover parameters to the new
    one
    Interference HO
    Receiving Quality Old Value New Value
    RXQUAL1 60 50
    RXQUAL2 50 40
    RXQUAL3 49 39
    RXQUAL4 48 38
    RXQUAL5 47 37
    RXQUAL6 46 36
    RXQUAL7 45 35
    RXQUAL8 44 34
    RXQUAL9 43 33
    RXQUAL10 42 32
    RXQUAL11 41 31
    RXQUAL12 40 30
    RXLEVOff 5 5
    TelecomTraffic
    Bad Quality HO
    Non-AMR HO
    DL Qual. Threshold from 50(60) 40
    UL Qual. Threshold from 50(60) 40
    AMR HO
    DL QuaLimit AMRFR from 65 55
    UL QuaLimit AMRFR from 65 55
    DL QuaLimit AMRHR from 60 50
    UL QuaLimit AMRHR from 60 50
    TelecomTraffic
    Change the default quality handover parameters to the new one
    EDGE HO
    Edge HO Allowed --> yes
    Edge HO UL RX_LEV Threshold 12(-98dBm)
    Edge HO DL RX_LEV Threshold 17(-93dBm)
    TelecomTraffic
    Change the default edge handover parameters to the new one
    Layer HO
    Layer HO watch Time(s) 3
    Layer HO valid Time(s) 2
    Inter-Layer HO Threshold from 25dB(-85 dBm) Depends on situation
    0 to 63 is corresponding to -110 dBm to -47 dBm
    If the DL receive level of a cell is lower than the Inter-layer HO Threshold, the cell is listed in the
    candidate cells based on the receive level. The cell takes a low priority for handovers
    Actual Inter-layer HO Threshold of a serving cell = configured Inter-layer HO Threshold - Inter-
    layer HO Hysteresis
    Actual Inter-layer HO Threshold of an adjacent cell = configured Inter-layer HO Threshold + Inter-
    layer HO Hysteresis of an adjacent cell 64.
    Inter-Layer HO Hysteresis from 3dB Depends on situation
    Adjacent Cell Inter-layer HO Hysteresis 67 Depends on situation
    TelecomTraffic
    Layer HO conclusions
    1. Increase of HO hysteresis = decrease the possibility to make ping-pong HO
    2. Increase of adjacent HO hysteresis = increase the RxLvl of the adjacent cell to enter the HO process
    (decrease the probability of a adjacent cell to make HO)
    3. Increase of HO threshold = increase of the RxLvl to enter the HO process
    (decrease the HO occurrence)
    Exp a) Make easier only HO from A B
    Serving RxLvl A = -89dBm
    Best neighbor RxLvl B = -84dBm
    A parameters B parameters
    HO hysteresis = 3 HO hysteresis = 3
    Adj. HO hysteresis = 64 Adj. HO hysteresis = 67
    HO threshold = 25 HO threshold = 25
    A point of view
    Actual threshold of serving = 25 3 =22(-88dBm)
    Actual threshold of adjacent= 25+64-64=25(-85dBm)
    B point of view
    Actual threshold of serving = 25 3 =22(-88dBm)
    Actual threshold of adjacent= 25+67-64=28(-82dBm)
    Cell A default parameters
    HO hysteresis = 3
    Adjacent HO hysteresis = 67
    HO threshold = 25
    Cell B default parameters
    HO hysteresis = 3
    Adjacent HO hysteresis = 67
    HO threshold = 25
    Default:
    Actual threshold of serving =
    25 3 =22(-88dBm)
    Actual threshold of adjacent=
    25+67-64=28(-82dBm)
    TelecomTraffic
    Problem 1:
    Call is passed from 1800 to 1800
    Reason 1800 Layer has bigger priority. Inter layer parameters
    Hardware solution
    Down tilt 1800 cells
    Software Solution
    Change BQ HO, Interference HO,
    1800 site
    HO hysteresis = 3 Actual threshold of serving = 40 3 =37(-73dBm)
    Adjacent HO hysteresis = 67 Actual threshold of adjacent= 40+67-64=43(-67dBm)
    HO threshold = 40
    900 site
    HO hysteresis = 3 Actual threshold of serving = 25 3 =22(-88dBm)
    Adjacent HO hysteresis = 71 Actual threshold of adjacent= 25+71-64=32(-78dBm)
    HO threshold = 25
    TelecomTraffic
    Problem 2:
    1800 cells have more traffic than 900 cells
    Reason 1800 Layer has bigger priority and less down tilt
    Hardware solution
    Down tilt 1800 cells
    Software Solution
    1800 site
    HO hysteresis = 3 Actual threshold of serving = 40 3 =37(-73dBm)
    Adjacent HO hysteresis = 67 Actual threshold of adjacent= 40+67-64=43(-67dBm)
    HO threshold = 40
    900 site
    HO hysteresis = 3 Actual threshold of serving = 25 3 =22(-88dBm)
    Adjacent HO hysteresis = 67 Actual threshold of adjacent= 25+67-64=28(-82dBm)
    HO threshold = 25
    TelecomTraffic
    Problem 3:
    Call is passed from 900 to 1800 easy even if 900 is a better cell and 1800 cell pass it to 1800 cell due to layer priority
    Reason 900 cell has less priority and HO in the same layer is easier according to HO parameters.
    Hardware solution
    Down tilt 1800 cells
    Software solution
    1800 site
    HO hysteresis = 5 Actual threshold of serving = 40 8 =32(-78dBm)
    Adjacent HO hysteresis = 67 Actual threshold of adjacent= 40+67-64=43(-67dBm)
    HO threshold = 40
    900 site
    HO hysteresis = 3 Actual threshold of serving = 25 3 =22(-88dBm)
    Adjacent HO hysteresis = 71 Actual threshold of adjacent= 25+71-64=32(-78dBm)
    HO threshold = 25
    TelecomTraffic

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