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Tx spectral masks for mixed mode (adaptive modulation)

Tx spectral masks for mixed mode (adaptive modulation). ETSI standards for P-MP. Current multipoint (MP) standards in Europe specified by a number of ETSI EN’s . New Multipart standard DEN/TM 4130.

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Tx spectral masks for mixed mode (adaptive modulation)

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  1. Tx spectral masks for mixed mode (adaptive modulation)

  2. ETSI standards for P-MP Current multipoint (MP) standards in Europe specified by a number of ETSI EN’s

  3. New Multipart standard DEN/TM 4130 The new draft multipart standard 4130 seeks to combine the separate MP standards for all frequencies up to 33GHz into one. Drafted by STF208. < 1 GHz 1 – 3 GHz Multipart Standard 4130 3 - 11 GHz 24 - 29 GHz 31 - 33 GHz

  4. Tx spectral masks in MP standards Masks designed according to 3rd-order intermodulaton / net filter discrimination (NFD) for like systems operating in adjacent channels e.g. in 3 – 11 GHz band:

  5. Mixed mode (adaptive modulation) Current standards developed for P-P, terrestrial microwave systems, traditionally use a single modulation scheme (single mode). New generation of NLOS, P-MP systems often have adaptive modulation, (mixed mode), e.g. dynamically switch from QPSK -> 16QAM -> 64QAM depending on SNR and channel conditions for each subscriber. Question: What happens to the Tx spectral mask in mixed mode ? Current standards are inconsistent for mixed mode ……..

  6. Inconsistencies in current standards } 1 mask < 1 GHz Mixed mode not applicable 1 – 3 GHz 1 mask Single-mode masks, but silent on mixed mode 3 - 11 GHz Multipart Standard 4130 ????? 24 - 29 GHz Mixed mode must use most stringent mask (except if guardband exists)

  7. Different objectives for Tx spectral mask in mixed mode

  8. Possible Proposals Rapporteur for new Miscellaneous Work Item MI/TM-4162 in WP2 of ETSI TM4 must present a proposal and justification to ETSI for Tx spectral masks (mixed mode) in the multipart standard DEN/TM-4130. • Ideas for Proposals • Specify least stringent mask in mixed mode, but advise that the option • to use tighter mask is also provided to help operators with interference. • Specify default option as most stringent mask, but allow optional mode • with a relaxed mask to help manufacturers meet the spec. • Specify that the mask must change dynamically with the modulation. • Allow any Tx mask to be used within the block allocation, provided that • the block edge mask is not exceeded.

  9. Conclusions • Mixed mode Inconsistencies need to be resolved in new draft standard 4130 • Must be finalised by December 2003 to be included in 4130 • Comments / suggestions / proposals to : • Malcolm Sellars msellars@cambridgebroadband.com

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