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Information<br />

shared<br />

between sites<br />

CoMP<br />

Algorithms<br />

Backhaul<br />

Properties<br />

Table 8.1. Summary of the Characteristics of Each Type of CoMP Architecture. 128<br />

Intra-eNB<br />

Intra-site<br />

Vendor<br />

Internal<br />

Interface<br />

Coordinated<br />

Scheduling,<br />

Coordinated<br />

Beamforming,<br />

JP<br />

Baseband Interface<br />

over small distances<br />

provides very small<br />

latencies and ample<br />

bandwidth<br />

Intra-eNB<br />

Inter-site<br />

CSI/CQI,<br />

Scheduling<br />

info<br />

Coordinated<br />

Scheduling,<br />

Coordinated<br />

Beamforming,<br />

JP<br />

Fiber-connected<br />

RRH provides small<br />

latencies and ample<br />

bandwidth<br />

Inter-eNB<br />

Inter-site<br />

(1)<br />

An interesting CoMP architecture is the one associated with a distributed eNB depicted in Figure 8.2. In<br />

this particular illustration, the Radio Remote Units (RRU) of an eNB are located at different locations in<br />

space. With this architecture, although the CoMP coordination is within a single eNB, the CoMP<br />

transmission can behave like inter-site CoMP instead.<br />

Figure 8.2. An Illustration of Intra-eNB CoMP with a Distributed eNB.<br />

128 MIMO Transmission Schemes for LTE and HSPA Networks, 3G <strong>Americas</strong>, June 2009.<br />

CSI/CQI,<br />

Scheduling<br />

Info<br />

Coordinated<br />

Scheduling,<br />

Coordinated<br />

Beamforming<br />

Requires small<br />

latencies only.<br />

Inter-eNB<br />

Inter-site<br />

(2)<br />

Traffic +<br />

CSI/CQI,<br />

Scheduling<br />

Info<br />

Coordinated<br />

Scheduling (CS),<br />

Coordinated<br />

Beamforming,<br />

JP<br />

Requires small<br />

latencies.<br />

Bandwidth<br />

dominated by<br />

traffic.<br />

www.4gamericas.org February 2011 Page 82

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