Contributions to SE43 Group 10 th Meeting

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Contributions to SE43 Group 10 th Meeting SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs SE43(11)33 Maximum EIRP calculation method Nokia Institute of Technology - INdT 1

Created in 2001 Nokia Institute of Technology Non-profit Research & Development Center, focused on developing new concepts, products and solutions to areas related to mobile technologies and Internet. Our key areas are: Software and User Interfaces Network Technologies Product and Manufacturing Technologies Service Experiences Manaus Brasília SP Recife 262 coworkers 2

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Considerations on document SE43(11)12 Protection criteria Multiple WSD interferers Interference modeling Proposal The attachment of the contribution is attached to the working document and Section 5 is placed into Section 3 of the working document Location specific emissions of WSDs are limited by a determined level of location probability degradation, where a reference protection ratio is considered and an overloading threshold is respected Need for further investigation on: path loss model for short distances, modeling of interference signal at DTT receiver, suitable levels of location probability degradation, reference values of protection ratio, reference values of overloading threshold Two scenarios that resemble the traditional fixed service point-to-point usage allow high WSD transmit powers Simultaneous multiple WSD interferers is a worst case over a worst case assumption and it is suggested that statistics of reference scenarios are taken into account 3

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Study methodology in document SE43(11)12 Wanted signal and interference signal at the DTT receiver are random variables E wmed [dbμv/m] ~ N E wmed, σ w = 5.5 E imed [dbμv/m] ~ N E imed, σ I = 3.5 Monte-Carlo simulations Location probability LP = Pr E wmed > E wmed_ref Location probability under WSD interference LP WSD = Pr E wmed > E wmed_ref + E imed Location probability degradation ΔLP = LP LP WSD 4

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Document SE43(11)12 Assumptions and methodology in document SE43(11)12 Two distinct regions Claim New approved Recommendation ITU- R BT. 1895 states I/N <= - 20 db for all radiations and emissions without a corresponding frequency allocation in the Radio Regulations Proposal I/N <= - 3 db For Ew_med_ref + 10 db, 0.1% location probability degradation is observed to be equivalent to I/N - 3 db Maximum WSD EIRP calculation Region I 0.1% location probability degradation Region II 0.1% location probability degradation at Ew_med_ref + 10 db 5

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Validation results Relationship between E wmed, LP, and E imed for fixed outdoor DTT reception and ΔLP = 0.1% Results are similar to those in document SE43(11)12 Location E wmed [dbμv /m] LP [%] (calculated) LP [%] (simulated) E imed [dbμv/m] 6 Coverage edge (E wmed ) 65.26 95.01 94.96 5.408 E wmed + 1 db 66.26 96.62 96.61 7.008 E wmed + 2 db 67.26 97.77 97.74 8.408 E wmed + 3 db 68.26 98.58 98.56 10.01 E wmed + 4 db 69.26 99.12 99.11 11.71 E wmed + 5 db 70.26 99.47 99.46 13.61 E wmed + 6 db 71.26 99.69 99.69 15.41 E wmed + 7 db 72.26 99.82 99.83 17.11 E wmed + 8 db 73.26 99.90 99.90 19.01 E wmed + 9 db 74.26 99.95 99.95 20.91 E wmed + 10 db 75.26 99.97 99.97 22.51

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Validation results Relationship between E wmed, LP, and E imed for portable outdoor DTT reception and ΔLP = 0.1% Discrepancy of about 7 db from results in document SE43(11)12 (G F = 9.15 dbi, G P = 2.15 dbi) Location E wmed [dbμv /m] LP [%] (calculated) LP [%] (simulated) E imed [dbμv/m] 7 Coverage edge (E wmed ) 70.26 95.01 94.98 19.51 E wmed + 1 db 71.26 96.62 96.60 21.01 E wmed + 2 db 72.26 97.77 97.78 22.31 E wmed + 3 db 73.26 98.58 98.58 24.01 E wmed + 4 db 74.26 99.12 99.11 25.71 E wmed + 5 db 75.26 99.47 99.46 27.41 E wmed + 6 db 76.26 99.69 99.69 29.21 E wmed + 7 db 77.26 99.82 99.83 31.21 E wmed + 8 db 78.26 99.90 99.90 33.11 E wmed + 9 db 79.26 99.95 99.95 34.91 E wmed + 10 db 80.26 99.97 99.97 36.41

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Protection criteria I/N based protection criterion for DTT service is adopted in document SE43(11)12 Limitation of interference to broadcasting systems is recommended in ITU-R BT.1895 Studies consider as interference sources non-broadcasting radiocommunication devices like ultra-wideband (UWB) devices and short-range FM modulators (Recommendation ITU-R SM. 1757 and Report ITU-R SM 2050) Are I/N based protection criteria suitable to TV white spaces? Protection of the primary DTT service should be defined according to specific studies on the impact of interference on the DTT receiver and on the DTT reception quality Protection criterion jointly considering three elements Location probability degradation Protection ratio Overloading threshold 8

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Multiple WSD interferers Reference scenarios are the worst case interference situations (distance and angle between WSD transmitter and DTT receiver) Considering 3 equivalent WSDs interferers in these scenarios (SE43(11)12) is a worst case over a worst case assumption For fixed outdoor WSD: improbable worst case interference configuration (Scenarios 4 and 5) 9 Attenuation diagram of DTT receive antenna (ITU-R BT.419-3) and the spatial composition of the worst case interference configuration with 3 WSDs interferers

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Probability of occurrence of Scenario 4 Slant-polar P IB 20m - 54.72 db H-polar - 16 db +9.15 dbi TV 10 m Probability of occurrence of scenario 4 are close to 0.5% and 2% for respectively considering and not considering the minimum separation distance (20 m). Fixed WSD Fixed rooftop DTT reception 10

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Composition of scenarios Scenarios that resemble the traditional fixed service point-to-point usage High WSD power limits Scenario 6 Scenario 7 11

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Modeling of interference In SE43(11)12 Loss between WSD and DTT receiver is the most conservative (free space path loss) Interference signal is modeled as a Gaussian random variable with standard deviation σ I = 3.5 db Both aspects deserve further investigation 12

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Simulation configuration Interference modeling No multi-interferers are considered Interference signal as a Gaussian random variable with standard deviation σ I = 1 db Protection criterion Location probability degradation: 0.1% Protection ratio (as in SE43(11)12): Overloading threshold (ECC Report 148) Co-channel 1 st adj. channel 2 nd adj. channel Fixed DTT receiver 21 db -30 db -40 db Portable DTT receiver 19 db -30 db -40 db Fixed DTT receiver Portable DTT receiver 1 st adj. channel 2 nd adj. channel 1 st adj. channel 2 nd adj. channel Fixed WSD transmitter -13 dbm -7 dbm -26 dbm -22 dbm Portable WSD transmitter -20 dbm -25.5 dbm -27 dbm -47 dbm 13

SE43(11)32 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Simulation results WSD EIRP limits [dbm] Portable WSD transmitter Portable WSD transmitter Portable WSD transmitter Fixed WSD transmitter Fixed WSD transmitter Fixed WSD transmitter Fixed WSD transmitter Location Fixed DTT receiver Fixed DTT receiver Portable DTT receiver Fixed DTT receiver Portable DTT Location receiver Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4 Scenario 5 1st adj 2nd adj 1st adj 2nd adj 1st adj 2nd adj Fixed DTT receiver Portable DTT receiver Scenario 6 Scenario 7 1st adj 2nd adj 1st adj 2nd adj Coverage edge Coverage edge -19.0-9.0-20.8-10.8-28.8-18.8-17.8-7.8 1.9 11.9 (E wmed ) (E wmed ) 22.9 32.9 35.1 45.1 E wmed + 1 db -17.6-7.6-19.4-9.4-27.6-17.6-16.4-6.4 E wmed 3.1 + 1 db 13.1 24.3 34.3 36.3 46.3 E wmed + 2 db -16.3-6.3-18.1-8.1-26.1-16.1-15.1-5.1 E wmed 4.6 + 2 db 14.6 25.6 35.6 37.8 47.8 E wmed + 3 db -14.7-4.7-16.6-6.6-24.5-14.5-13.6-3.6 E wmed 6.2 + 3 db 16.2 27.1 37.1 39.4 49.4 E wmed + 4 db -12.6-2.6-14.5-4.5-22.7-12.7-11.5-1.5 E wmed 8.0 + 4 db 18.0 29.2 39.2 41.2 51.2 E wmed + 5 db -10.8-0.8-12.7-2.7-20.5-12.3-9.7 0.3 E wmed 10.2 + 5 db 20.2 31.0 41.0 43.4 53.4 E wmed + 6 db -8.9 1.1-10.8-0.8-18.5-12.3-7.8 2.2 E wmed 12.2 + 6 db 22.2 32.9 42.9 45.4 55.4 E wmed + 7 db -7.0 3.0-8.9 1.1-16.8-12.3-5.9 4.1 E wmed 13.9 + 7 db 23.9 34.8 44.8 47.1 57.1 E wmed + 8 db -4.9 5.1-6.8 3.2-14.7-12.3-3.8 6.2 E wmed 16.0 + 8 db 26.0 36.9 46.9 49.2 59.2 E wmed + 9 db -3.0 7.0-4.9 5.1-12.8-12.3-1.9 8.1 E wmed 17.9 + 9 db 27.9 38.8 48.8 51.1 61.1 E wmed + 10 db -1.2 8.8-3.1 6.9-10.9-12.3-0.1 9.9 E wmed 19.8 + 10 db 29.8 40.6 50.6 53.0 63.0 E wmed + 20 db 11.7 21.7 9.8 19.8 1.9-12.3 12.8 22.8 E wmed 32.6 + 20 db 42.6 53.5 63.5 65.8 75.8 1st adj 2nd adj 1st adj 2nd adj 14

SE43(11)33 Maximum EIRP calculation method 15

SE43(11)33 Maximum EIRP calculation method Proposal We propose to divide the coverage area in layers, according to the mean received DTT field strenght E med_ref + 2Δ db E med_ref + Δ db E med_ref In each layer, we apply the protection criteria of 0.1% degradation in location probability and calculate the maximum interference that can be caused. The upper limit is set by overloading thresholds for each type of WSD. The maximum EIRP is calculated according to reference geometries 16

Location probability as a function of the maximum interference field strength at the DTT receiver LP WSD = Pr( E wmed E wmed_ref + E imed ) Fixed DTT Rx Portable DTT Rx 17 Co-channel operation

Interference field strength as a function of the wanted signal field strength for different layers E_imed varies with: Channel Type of WSD Type of DTT Rx Layer (location) Fixed DTT Rx Portable DTT Rx 18 Note: Location probability degradation in 0.1%

Maximum permitted interference I dbm = E imed dbμv/m 20 log 10 f MHz 77.2 All values are bellow the overloading thresholds that protects 90% of the receivers E wmed I dbm Fixed WSD Fixed DTT Rx 1 st adjacent channel 2 nd adjacent channel I dbm Portable WSD 1 st adjacent channel 2 nd adjacent channel E wmed_ref -74.05-67.05-94.05-68.05 E wmed_ref + 5 db -65.85-58.85-85.85-59.85 E wmed_ref + 10 db -56.95-49.95-76.95-50.95 E wmed_ref + 15 db -50.25-43.25-70.25-44.25 E wmed_ref + 20 db -44.75-37.75-64.75-38.75 E wmed_ref + 25 db -39.65-32.65-59.65-33.65 E wmed_ref + 30 db -34.55-27.55-54.55-28.55 O th [dbm] -13-7 -20-25.50 19

Maximum permitted interference I dbm = E imed dbμv/m 20 log 10 f MHz 77.2 Some values exceed the overloading threshold Portable DTT Rx I dbm Fixed WSD I dbm Portable WSD E wmed 1 st adjacent channel 2 nd adjacent channel 1 st adjacent channel 2 nd adjacent channel E wmed_ref -61.95-58.95-76.95-63.95 E wmed_ref + 5 db -54.05-51.05-69.05-56.05 E wmed_ref + 10 db -45.05-42.05-60.05-47.05 E wmed_ref + 15 db -38.15-35.15-53.15-40.15 E wmed_ref + 20 db -32.65-29.65-47.65-34.65 E wmed_ref + 25 db -27.45-24.45-42.45-29.45 E wmed_ref + 30 db -22.65-19.65-37.65-24.65 O th [dbm] -26-22 -27-47 20

Maximum permitted interference Portable DTT Rx I dbm Fixed WSD I dbm Portable WSD E wmed 1 st adjacent channel 2 nd adjacent channel 1 st adjacent channel 2 nd adjacent channel E wmed_ref -61.95-58.95-76.95-63.95 E wmed_ref + 5 db -54.05-51.05-69.05-56.05 E wmed_ref + 10 db -45.05-42.05-60.05-47.05 E wmed_ref + 15 db -38.15-35.15-53.15-47 E wmed_ref + 20 db -32.65-29.65-47.65-47 E wmed_ref + 25 db -27.45-24.45-42.45-47 E wmed_ref + 30 db -26-22 -37.65-47 Oth [dbm] -26-22 -27-47 21

Maximum WSD EIRP EIRP dbm = I dbm + LOSS Distance [m] DTT height [m] WSD heigh t [m] Polarization discriminatio n [db] Rx Antenna discriminatio n [db] Tx antenna attenuatio n [db] Total Loss [db] Scenario 1 22 10 1.5-0.45-56.6 Scenario 2 20 10 10 - - - 54.72 Scenario 3 2 1.5 1.5 - - - 34.72 Scenario 4 22 10 10 3 - - 57.72 Scenario 5 20 1.5 10 - - 10 65.45 Fixed DTT Fixed DTT Portable DTT Fixed DTT Portable DTT Portable WSD Portable WSD Portable WSD Fixed WSD Fixed WSD Layer Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4 Scenario 5 1 st adj 2 nd adj 1 st adj 2 nd adj 1 st adj 2 nd adj 1 st adj 2 nd adj 1 st adj 2 nd adj E wmed_ref -37.4-11.4-39.3-13.3-42.2-29.2-16.3-9.3 3.5 6.5 E wmed_ref + 5 db -29.2-3.2-31.1-5.1-34.3-21.3-8.1-1.1 11.4 14.4 E wmed_ref + 10 db -20.3 5.7-22.2 3.8-25.3-12.3 0.8 7.8 20.4 23.4 E wmed_ref + 15 db -13.6 12.4-15.5 10.5-18.4-12.3 7.5 14.5 27.3 30.3 E wmed_ref + 20 db -8.1 17.9-10.0 16.0-12.9-12.3 13.0 20.0 32.8 35.8 E wmed_ref + 25 db -3.0 23.0-4.9 21.1-7.7-12.3 18.1 25.1 38.0 41.0 E wmed_ref + 30 db 2.1 28.1 0.2 26.2-2.9-12.3 23.2 30.2 39.5 43.5 Maximum EIRP considering the 10th percentile of Oth 22

SE43(11)33 Further analisis on EIRP limits for WSDs Probability of occurrence of Scenario 4 Slant-polar P IB 20m - 54.72 db H-polar - 16 db +9.15 dbi TV 10 m Probability of occurrence of scenario 4 are close to 0.5% and 2% for respectively considering and not considering the minimum separation distance (20 m). Fixed WSD Fixed rooftop DTT receptio n 23

Probability of occurence of scenario 4 and maximum EIRP Limits 1st adjacent channel 2nd adjacent channel Maximum EIRP worst case geometry 24

Thank you! fabiano.chaves@indt.org.br robson.domingos@indt.org.br 25