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These two advantages are illustrated in Figure 7.8.<br />
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Figure 7.8. Illustration of the Conceptual Gains that can be Achieved by Dynamic Deactivating<br />
Secondary Carriers by Means of HS-SCCH Orders.<br />
In figure 7.8, user 1 (white) has carrier c3 as its primary serving cell and user 2 (light blue) has carrier c1<br />
as its primary frequency. The left side of Fig. 7.8 depicts a scenario where both users have all carriers<br />
activated and the users are scheduled in a CDM fashion. The right side of Fig. 7.8 illustrates the scenario<br />
where the serving Node-B has deactivated part of the secondary serving cells. This may increase data<br />
rates (due to less intra-cell interference) as well as enable significant UE battery savings (since the can<br />
switch off one of its receiver chains).<br />
7.2.2 ADDITIONAL BAND COMBINATIONS FOR DB‐DC‐HSDPA<br />
To enable more operators to enjoy the benefits of DB-DC-HSDPA operation, 3GPP introduced support for<br />
DB-DC-HSDPA operation in the following two additional band combinations during Rel-10 (in addition to<br />
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the three band combinations introduced during Rel-9):<br />
� Band I (2100 MHz) and Band XI (1500 MHz): This band combination is intended for ITU region 3<br />
� Band II (1900 MHz) and Band V (850 MHz): This band combination is intended for ITU region 2<br />
(<strong>Americas</strong>)<br />
Both of these band combinations are introduced in a release-independent manner, which means that a<br />
Rel-9 device is able to indicate support for the band combinations in question.<br />
7.3 MULTI‐RAT RELATED ENHANCEMENTS<br />
3GPP is currently defining system and service enhancements that will be needed to help deliver the<br />
expected advance applications that users will demand in the future.<br />
7.3.1 HOME NODEB/ENODEB ENHANCEMENTS<br />
For UMTS HNB, basic solutions for inbound handover were defined in Rel-8/Rel-9. For example, inter-<br />
RAT handover, from UTRA macrocell to LTE femtocell is not supported. Consequently, it was proposed<br />
that the Home (e)NodeB (HeNB) support be further enhanced in Rel-10 with the following features:<br />
� Intra-CSG/Inter-HeNB Handover Optimization<br />
� Inter-CSG Handover Optimization<br />
123 3GPP Tdoc RP-100657, Support of New Band Combinations for Dual-Band Dual-Cell HSDPA.<br />
124 3GPP Tdoc R4-104427, Addition of new band combinations for DB-DC-HSDPA, Ericsson, ST-Ericsson.<br />
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