RRU5516t Technical Specifications (V100R021C10 - Draft A) (PDF) - en
RRU5516t Technical Specifications (V100R021C10 - Draft A) (PDF) - en
V100R021C10
Technical Specifications
Issue Draft A
Date 2024-12-31
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Contents
NOTICE
Product Versions
The following table lists the base station product versions related to the RRU.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
● Network planners
● Onsite engineers
● System engineers
Organization
Draft A (2024-12-31)
This is a draft.
Compared with Issue 02 (2024-06-29) of V100R020C10, this issue does not include
any new topics.
Compared with Issue 02 (2024-06-29) of V100R020C10, this issue includes the
following changes.
700+800+90 Band 28/ 700: 703 to 733 700: 758 to 788 700: 30a
0 n28+Band 800: 832 to 862 800: 791 to 821 800: 30a
20/
n20+Band 900: 880 to 915 900: 925 to 960 900: 35a
8/n8
When the RX and TX signals are configured on different ports, the TX signals' PIM3
products will not fall in the RX frequency bands. In this case, the RRU5516t
supports a maximum of 2T2R. The configuration examples are as follows:
● RRU5516t (700 MHz): 2T is configured on RF ports A and B, and 2R is
configured on RF ports C and D.
● RRU5516t (800 MHz): 2T is configured on RF ports C and D, and 2R is
configured on RF ports A and B.
● RRU5516t (900 MHz): 2T is configured on RF ports A and B, and 2R is
configured on RF ports C and D.
The PIM3 products of TX signals will not fall in the RX frequency bands when the
RRU5516t meets the following conditions:
● IBW of the RRU5516t (700 MHz) ≤ 27.5 MHz
● IBW of the RRU5516t (800 MHz) ≤ 20.5 MHz
● IBW of the RRU5516t (900 MHz) ≤ 22.5 MHz
● IBW of the RRU5516t (700 MHz+900 MHz) ≤ 45 MHz (that is, the sum of the
IBW of the RRU5516t working in 700 MHz only and that of the RRU5516t
working in 900 MHz only is less than or equal to 45 MHz)
NOTE
● The RRU5516t can work on the 700 MHz, 800 MHz, or 900 MHz frequency band. It can
also work on any two of the three frequency bands or on the three frequency bands at
the same time.
● If an RRU works in multiple frequency bands, its configuration must first meet the
requirements for configuration in single-band scenarios.
● In this document, RRU5516t (frequency band) is used to indicate the RRU5516t working
in one frequency band. When the RRU5516t works in multiple frequency bands at the
same time, frequency band 1+frequency band 2 or frequency band 1+frequency band
2+frequency band 3 is used to indicate the bands. For example, RRU5516t (700 MHz
+800 MHz).
● The RRU5516t (700 MHz+800 MHz+900 MHz) provides the passive intermodulation
(PIM) cancellation function.
● Passive intermodulation (PIM) refers to the intermodulation effect caused by
nonlinearities in the passive components of an antenna system when high-power
signals of multiple frequencies are transmitted. This intermodulation effect
decreases the uplink sensitivity and negatively affects the network quality.
● The maximum gain of PIM cancellation can reach 15 dB. This function reduces the
negative impact of the intermodulation effect on the system. The following factors
impact PIM cancellation performance:
● Antennas: For example, the antenna experiences water corrosion, the antenna
is aged, or the screws inside the antenna are loose.
● Connectors: For example, the jumper connector is not securely connected, and
the jumper port is corroded by water or aged.
● External PIM issues: For example, metal obstacles (steel rope of the guyed
mast, metal fence, lightning protection ground bar, or billboard) exist near
the radiation surface of the antenna.
● Other factors that cause PIM
● An RRU must be used in a simple antenna networking scenario where the RRU
uses a fixed-length jumper (≤ 6 m or 19.68 ft) to directly connect to the antenna.
In this scenario, there is no intermediate component such as a combiner between
the RRU and the antenna. The fixed-length jumper is used because it can
effectively mitigate the PIM effect.
Supported RATs
700+800+ 700 MHz: LTE FDD, LM, LN (SUL), NR FDD, LN (FDD), LMN (FDD)
900 800 MHz: LTE FDD, LM, LN (SUL), NR FDD, LN (FDD), LMN (FDD)
900 MHz: UMTS, LTE FDD, GU, GL, UL, GUL, GM, UM, LM, GUM,
GLM, ULM, NR FDD, GN (FDD), UN (FDD), LN (FDD), GUN (FDD),
GLN (FDD), ULN (FDD), MN (FDD), GMN (FDD), UMN (FDD), LMN
(FDD), GLMN (FDD), ULMN (FDD)
When the RRU5516t works on two or three frequency bands, the
supported RATs are the combinations of the RATs supported on
each single frequency band.
Table 3-3 TX/RX modes and capacity of an RRU5516t (700 MHz+800 MHz+900
MHz)
Frequenc Protocol- TX/RX Capacityb Supported
y Band defined Modea Bandwidth
(MHz) Band (MHz)c
a: mTnR in the TX/RX Mode column indicates that the RF module uses m
transmit channels and n receive channels.
b: The number of carriers in the Capacity column refers to the maximum
number of carriers that can be configured for the module with the RAT
configured, not the number of carriers that can be configured for a single
channel. For details about the module-level and channel-level carrier
configurations supported in single-mode and multimode scenarios, see the
Output Power Configuration column in the following table. When the module
is used with a feature, see the feature specifications in the corresponding
feature parameter description to learn the module-level or channel-level carrier
configurations that are supported after the feature is enabled.
c: The bandwidth information in Supported Bandwidth is the standard
bandwidth that can be configured for a carrier when only one carrier is
configured for the module working in a single mode. In any carrier combination
scenario, the difference between the absolute value of the highest frequency
and the absolute value of the lowest frequency of the involved carriers
operating on the same band cannot exceed the instantaneous bandwidth (IBW).
For details about the bandwidth that can be configured for each carrier in each
carrier combination scenario, see Output Power Configuration in the following
table. For details about non-standard bandwidths that can be configured for LTE
FDD carriers, see Compact Bandwidth (FDD) > Compact Bandwidth >
Requirements > Hardware > RF Modules in eRAN FDD Feature
Documentation.
NOTE
Table 3-4 Output power and carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (700 MHz
+800 MHz+900 MHz)
Frequency Maximum Output Output Power Configuration
Band (MHz) Powera
● When the RRU5516t works in both 700 MHz and 900 MHz, the total output
power of 700 MHz carriers on a single channel cannot exceed 100 W, that of
900 MHz carriers on a single channel cannot exceed 100 W, and that of 700
MHz and 900 MHz carriers on a single channel cannot exceed 120 W.
● When the RRU5516t works in both 800 MHz and 900 MHz, the total output
power of 800 MHz carriers on a single channel cannot exceed 100 W, that of
900 MHz carriers on a single channel cannot exceed 100 W, and that of 800
MHz and 900 MHz carriers on a single channel cannot exceed 120 W.
● When the RRU5516t works in 700 MHz+800 MHz+900 MHz, the total output
power of carriers in each band on a single channel cannot exceed 100 W, that
of 700 MHz and 800 MHz carriers on a single channel cannot exceed 100 W,
and that of 700 MHz, 800 MHz, and 900 MHz carriers on a single channel
cannot exceed 120 W.
NOTE
● The Typical Carrier and Power Configurations document includes the configurable
carrier combinations and the output power of each carrier in each combination. Before
referring to this document, you must be familiar with the output power configuration
rules. For details, see 4 RF Output Power Configuration Rules.
● The carrier bandwidths supported by carriers with different power may be different. For
details about the output power of carriers and supported carrier bandwidth, see the
Typical Carrier and Power Configurations document. Each Output Power per Carrier
value in the Typical Carrier and Power Configurations document indicates the maximum
output power of each carrier under the corresponding configuration while ensuring the
network performance. The actually configured carrier power of RF modules can be less
than or equal to the value of Output Power per Carrier. The power configurations that
are not mentioned in the Typical Carrier and Power Configurations document may be
configurable on the software. Performance can only be ensured under the listed power
configurations in the Typical Carrier and Power Configurations document.
Table 3-5 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (LN, 700 MHz, 4R)
Total Number of LTE Total Number of NR Bandwidth per NR SUL
FDD Carriers SUL Carriers Carrier (MHz)
3 (MIMO) 1 10
Table 3-6 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (LN, 800 MHz, 4R)
Total Number of LTE Total Number of NR Bandwidth per NR SUL
FDD Carriers SUL Carriers Carrier (MHz)
3 (MIMO) 1 10
Table 3-7 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (LN, 700 MHz LN+800 MHz
LTE FDD, 4R)
3 (MIMO) 1 10 3 (MIMO)
Table 3-8 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (LN, 800 MHz LN+700 MHz
LTE FDD, 4R)
3 (MIMO) 1 10 3 (MIMO)
Table 3-9 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (LN, 700 MHz LN+900 MHz
LTE FDD, 4R)
3 (MIMO) 1 10 3 (MIMO)
Table 3-10 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GLN, 700 MHz LN+900
MHz GL, 4R)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 4 2 (MIMO)
1 (MIMO) 1 10 8 1 (MIMO)
Table 3-11 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (ULN, 700 MHz LN+900
MHz UL, 4R)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 4 2 (MIMO)
Table 3-12 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GULN, 700 MHz LN+900
MHz GU, 4R)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 4 4
Table 3-13 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GULN, 700 MHz LN+900
MHz GUL, 4R)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 1 3 1 (MIMO)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 2 2 1 (MIMO)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 3 1 1 (MIMO)
Table 3-14 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (LN, 800 MHz LN+900 MHz
LTE FDD, 4R)
800 MHz 900 MHz
3 (MIMO) 1 10 3 (MIMO)
Table 3-15 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GLN, 800 MHz LN+900
MHz GL, 4R)
800 MHz 900 MHz
2 (MIMO) 1 10 4 2 (MIMO)
1 (MIMO) 1 10 8 1 (MIMO)
Table 3-16 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (ULN, 800 MHz LN+900
MHz UL, 4R)
800 MHz 900 MHz
2 (MIMO) 1 10 4 2 (MIMO)
Table 3-17 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GULN, 800 MHz LN+900
MHz GU, 4R)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 4 4
Table 3-18 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GULN, 800 MHz LN+900
MHz GUL, 4R)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 1 3 1 (MIMO)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 2 2 1 (MIMO)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 3 1 1 (MIMO)
For the RRU5516t (700 MHz+800 MHz+900 MHz), NR SUL carriers can be
configured only in 700 MHz or 800 MHz in the uplink, and cannot be configured
in the 700 MHz and 800 MHz bands in the uplink at the same time.
Table 3-19 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (LN, 700 MHz LN+800 MHz
LTE FDD+900 MHz LTE FDD, 4R)
Table 3-20 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (LN, 700 MHz LTE FDD+800
MHz LN+900 MHz LTE FDD, 4R)
700 MHz 800 MHz 900 MHz
Table 3-21 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GLN, 700 MHz LN+800
MHz LTE FDD+900 MHz GL, 4R)
700 MHz 800 MHz 900 MHz
Table 3-22 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GLN, 700 MHz LTE FDD
+800 MHz LN+900 MHz GL, 4R)
700 MHz 800 MHz 900 MHz
Table 3-23 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (ULN, 700 MHz LN+800
MHz LTE FDD+900 MHz UL, 4R)
700 MHz 800 MHz 900 MHz
Table 3-24 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (ULN, 700 MHz LTE FDD
+800 MHz LN+900 MHz UL, 4R)
700 MHz 800 MHz 900 MHz
Table 3-25 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (ULN, 700 MHz LN+800
MHz LTE FDD+900 MHz GU, 4R)
700 MHz 800 MHz 900 MHz
2 (MIMO) 1 10 2 (MIMO) 4 4
Table 3-26 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (ULN, 700 MHz LTE FDD
+800 MHz LN+900 MHz GU, 4R)
700 MHz 800 MHz 900 MHz
2 (MIMO) 2 (MIMO) 1 10 4 4
Table 3-27 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GULN, 700 MHz LN+800
MHz LTE FDD+900 MHz GUL, 4R)
700 MHz 800 MHz 900 MHz
2 (MIMO) 1 10 2 1 3 1 (MIMO)
(MIMO)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 2 2 2 1 (MIMO)
(MIMO)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 2 3 1 1 (MIMO)
(MIMO)
Table 3-28 SUL carrier configurations of an RRU5516t (GULN, 800 MHz LN+700
MHz LTE FDD+900 MHz GUL, 4R)
800 MHz 700 MHz 900 MHz
2 (MIMO) 1 10 2 1 3 1 (MIMO)
(MIMO)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 2 2 2 1 (MIMO)
(MIMO)
2 (MIMO) 1 10 2 3 1 1 (MIMO)
(MIMO)
NOTE
The uplink bandwidth of an LTE carrier enabled with uplink spectrum sharing must be the
same as the uplink bandwidth of an NR carrier. For detailed bandwidth, see the value in the
Bandwidth per NR SUL Carrier (MHz) column in the preceding table. The uplink
bandwidth of an LTE carrier that is not enabled with uplink spectrum sharing is not limited
by the NR SUL bandwidth.
Receiver Sensitivity
NOTE
NOTICE
RF Compliance Standards
Item Standard
Item Standard
Input Power
NOTE
● DC RRUs can use external power modules to support AC scenarios. For details about the
types of external power modules supported by each type of RRU, see section "RRU
Auxiliary Devices" in the corresponding RRU hardware description. For details about the
external power modules, see user guides of the corresponding models.
700+800+900 850
Environmental Specifications
NOTE
The output power of an RRU temporarily decreases when it operates at temperature ranges
10ºC (18ºF) less than or equal to its maximum operating temperature. This is dependent on
installation scenario, traffic load, and carrier configuration.
NOTE
● Unless otherwise specified, the surge protection specifications are based on the surge
waveform of 8/20 μs.
● In surge protection specifications of ports, unless otherwise specified as maximum discharge
current, all the surge current items refer to nominal discharge current.
Item Specifications
a: The validity period is one year. The product can function properly within the
validity period if the storage environment meets the preceding standards.
Table 3-37 CPRI port protocol and rate of an RRU5516t (700 MHz+800 MHz+900
MHz)
2 CPRI 2.5/4.9/9.8/10.1/24.3
The maximum level of cascading between an RRU and a BBU depends on the
cascading capability of the RRU working in different RATs and the bandwidth
resources of the CPRI ports on the BBU side. The following table provides the
maximum level of cascading and maximum distance between an RRU and a BBU
when the RRU works in a single mode. When the RRU works in multimode
concurrency scenarios, the maximum level of cascading and maximum distance
between the multimode RRU and a BBU are determined by the capabilities for the
mode with the lowest capabilities.
GSM 6 40
UMTS 6 40
LTE NB-IoT 4 20
NR SUL 4 20
NR FDD 4 20
NOTE
● For details about the CPRI topologies supported by each RRU model, see RF Unit and
Topology Management > Topologies > Principles > RF Modules > Basic RRU
Information in the feature documentation of the corresponding RAT (for example,
eRAN Feature Documentation)..
● For details about the ALD capabilities supported by each RRU model (for example, the
capabilities of RF ports supporting RET antennas and TMAs), see ALD Management >
General Principles in the feature documentation of the corresponding RAT (for
example, eRAN Feature Documentation).
● For details about the CPRI compression ratios supported by LTE-capable RRUs, see CPRI
Compression > CPRI Compression > Requirements > Hardware in eRAN Feature
Documentation. For details about the CPRI compression ratios supported by NR-
capable RRUs, see CPRI Compression > CPRI Compression (Macro) > Requirements >
Hardware in 5G RAN Feature Documentation.
The rules for configuring RF output power include both general rules that apply to
all RATs and specific rules for each RAT. This section outlines the general rules for
RF modules across all models. For details about the power configuration for each
carrier combination for each RF module, see Typical Carrier and Power
Configurations.
General Rules
● The total output power of all carriers on a single channel cannot exceed the
maximum output power of a single channel.
● It is recommended that a module be located at an altitude less than or equal
to 4000 m (13123.36 ft). The output power is 1 dB less than the standard
power when a module is located at an altitude of 3500 m (11482.80 ft) to
4500 m (14763.60 ft) and is 2 dB less than the standard power when a
module is located at an altitude of 4500 m (14763.60 ft) to 6000 m (19684.80
ft).
NOTICE
● For details about the minimum configurable output power for each channel,
see the output power configuration rules of each RAT. Ensure that the carrier
output power of the cell is not less than the minimum configurable output
power of the RAT. Otherwise, the cell performance on the channel cannot be
ensured, and there is a possibility that the RF module functions abnormally and
hardware alarms are falsely reported.
● Assume that an RF module works in multiple frequency bands and a single
channel is configured with multiple cells in different frequency bands. To ensure
cell performance, avoid the following configuration: The carrier output power is
less than the minimum configurable output power for all of the cells that work
in the same frequency band. Such configuration cannot ensure the performance
of the cells in this frequency band, and significantly affects the performance of
the cells that share this channel and work in other frequency bands. The
minimum configurable output power of a cell varies depending on the RAT. For
details, see the output power configuration rules of each RAT.
For example, a single channel of an RF module is configured with one NR cell
in the 1800 MHz frequency band and one LTE cell in the 2100 MHz frequency
band. The carrier output power of the NR cell in the 1800 MHz frequency band
is 1 mW, which is less than the minimum configurable output power per
channel for the NR cell of the module. In this case, the performance of the NR
cell cannot be ensured. In addition, the performance of the LTE cell in the 2100
MHz frequency band on the same channel deteriorates significantly even if its
output power meets the requirements.
configurable carrier output power per channel for the GSM cell is 0.8 W (80
W/100).
● The following table lists the available power configurations for each GSM
carrier. For details about the configurable GSM carrier power in different
carrier combinations, see Typical Carrier and Power Configurations.
80.0 49.0
60.0 47.8
40.0 46.0
31.0 44.9
30.0 44.8
27.0 44.3
25.0 44.0
20.0 43.0
16.0 42.0
15.0 41.8
14.0 41.5
13.3 41.2
13.0 41.1
12.0 40.8
11.0 40.4
10.0 40.0
9.5 39.8
9.0 39.5
8.5 39.3
8.0 39.0
7.5 38.8
7.0 38.5
6.0 37.8
5.5 37.4
5.0 37.0
Output Power per Carrier (W) Output Power per Carrier (dBm)
4.0 36.0
3.7 35.7
3.1 34.9
3.0 34.8
2.5 34.0
2.0 33.0
1.5 31.8
1.0 30.0
– Minimum NB-IoT power per PA for an RF module when NB-IoT cells work
in guardband or in-band mode = min(23 dBm, maximum output power
per PA for an RF module – 40 dB)
– Minimum NB-IoT power per PA for an RF module when NB-IoT cells work
in standalone mode = min(23 dBm, maximum output power per PA for
an RF module – 20 dB)
● In standalone mode, the bandwidth spacing between two NB-IoT carriers
must be less than or equal to 300 kHz.
● When the LTE bandwidth is 5 MHz, LTE NB-IoT cells cannot be deployed in
guardband mode.
● After the NB-IoT multi-carrier function is enabled, one NB-IoT multi-carrier
cell can be configured with multiple NB-IoT carriers.
– When an NB-IoT multi-carrier cell is configured in standalone mode, a
maximum of four NB-IoT carriers can be configured.
– When an NB-IoT multi-carrier cell is configured in in-band mode and the
LTE bandwidth is 5 MHz, a maximum of four NB-IoT carriers can be
configured. If the LTE bandwidth is 10/15/20 MHz, a maximum of eight
NB-IoT carriers can be configured for an NB-IoT multi-carrier cell.
– When a cell is configured with multiple NB-IoT carriers, the cell can have
only one anchor carrier but can have multiple non-anchor carriers.
NOTE