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eMBMS Architecture ENENSYS Technologies | 6 rue de la Carrière | CS 37734 | 35577 CESSON-SÉVIGNÉ Cedex | FRANCE LTE existing Element MME Mobility Management Unit PGW PDN Gateway SGW Serving Gateway eNB E-UTRAN Node B UE User Equipment GCS-AS Group Communication Service Application Server, eg MCPTT New LTE Elements for eMBMS BM-SC Broadcast Multicast Service Center MBMS-GW eMBMS Gateway Distribute IP multicast content to eNodeB over M1 interface (GTP_u). MBMS Session Control Signaling to MME. MCE Multi-cell Coordination Entity Coordinates transmissions from multiple cells. Allocates time and frequency radio resources and radio configuration on all eNodeB in the MBSFN area. MME B MME add-on Convert Sm messages from eMBMS Gateway to M3 messages to MCE Unicast Multicast S1-MME S1-U SGmb SGi SGi-mb S11 S5 SGW MME PGW SGi eMBMS new entities eMBMS User Plane (Data traffic) eMBMS Control Plane (Signaling) eMBMS Service layer & Security Signaling LTE unicast control points & interfaces LTE BROADCAST BM-SC, eMBMS Gateway & MCE Functional Elements MBSFN AREA & SERVICE AREA MBSFN Synchronization Area An area of the network where all eNodeBs can be syn- chronized and perform MBSFN transmissions. MBSFN Synchronization Areas are capable of supporting one or more MBSFN Areas. On a given frequency layer, an eNodeB can only belong to one MBSFN Synchroniza- tion Area. MBSFN Synchronization Areas are independent from the definition of MBMS Service Areas. MBMS Service Area The area within which data of a specific MBMS session (or service) are sent. Each MBMS Session of an MBMS Service may be sent to a different MBMS Service Area. MBSFN Area Consists of a group of cells within an MBSFN Synchro- nization Area of a network, which are co-ordinated to achieve a MBSFN Transmission. A cell within an MBSFN Synchronization Area may form part of multi- ple MBSFN Areas, each characterized by different transmitted content and participating set of cells. MBSFN Area Reserved Cell A cell within a MBSFN Area which does not contribute to the MBSFN Transmission. The cell may be allowed to transmit for other services but at restricted power on the resource allocated for the MBSFN transmission. 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 3 3 1 1 1 2+3 2+3 1+2 1+2 1+2 1+2 Service Area (SA) – A Synchronization Area (SY) SA - B SA - C Area 3 Area 1 Area 2 SY Area 4 SY SA - E SA - D SY Area 5 Area 6 Area 7 A+B A+C A A A+D A+D A+E Service Area Synchronization Area Area SYNC MODULE, ENABLING SFN FOR LTE BROADCAST Several eNodeBs are required to pave an MBSFN Area Each eNodeB must send the same content at the same time & frequency. eNodeBs location spread generates multipath reception UE receives signal from several eNodeBs, each signal being delayed with reduced amplitude. Managing Inter-Symbol Interference (ISI) This spread creates ISI. A guard interval is added to the signal: As long as the signals spread is shorter than the guard interval, an ISI-free signal can be reconstructed from these paths. Must synchronize all eNodeBs within a MBSFN Area The synchronization of all eNodeBs guarantees that each MBMS bearer will be ISI free and optimally decoded. SYNC protocol Each MBMS bearer carries SYNC informa- tion to synchronize all eNodeBs within a MBSFN Area to ensure the UE receives constructive signal from these eNodeBs. www.enensys.com/solutions/lte-broadcast SGi Sm SGmb HTTP (FR/RR) eNodeB M1 SGi-mb GATEWAY BM-SC GTP_u encapsulation SYNC Group Comm. FEC Streaming RTP FEC Download FLUTE Transparent WebDAV HTTP User Service Provisioning Service Announcement Session & transmission Reception Reporting File Repair (Forward Session Management to MME) Control Plane eNodeB MBMS GW User Plane MBMS GW BM-SC Protocol stack Uplane Data Uplane Data SYNC SYNC UDP UDP IP IP Protocol stack SYNC SYNC GTP-U GTP-U UDP UDP IP IP Uplane Data Uplane Data MME MBMS GW Protocol stack GTPv2-C GTPv2-C UDP UDP IP IP Protocol stack Diameter Diameter TCP/SCTP TCP/SCTP IP IP MBMS GW BM-SC t Delayed signals seen as echoes Delay spread shorter than GI Guard Interval (GI) FFT window ISI free signal Cyclic Prefix DATA NETWORK Encoder CDN Session Control Signalling PGW MB2-C MB2-U MB2-U MB2-C UE M1 eNB eNB eNB MCE MME B BM-SC MBMS-GW GCS-AS Sm M2 M3 GCS-AS CDN Encoder MME B MCE Session Control eNodeB Config Protocol stack M3AP M3AP SCTP SCTP IP IP M3 Protocol stack M2AP M2AP SCTP SCTP IP IP M2 Session Control (Forward Session Management to MCE) MME MCE MCE eNodeB xMB-U xMB-C Content Provider push/pull Content Provider xMB-U xMB-C

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eMBMS Architecture

ENENSYS Technologies | 6 rue de la Carrière | CS 37734 | 35577 CESSON-SÉVIGNÉ Cedex | FRANCE

LTE existing ElementMME Mobility Management UnitPGW PDN GatewaySGW Serving GatewayeNB E-UTRAN Node BUE User EquipmentGCS-AS Group CommunicationService Application Server, eg MCPTT

New LTE Elements for eMBMSBM-SC Broadcast Multicast Service CenterMBMS-GW eMBMS GatewayDistribute IP multicast content to eNodeB over M1 interface (GTP_u). MBMS Session Control Signaling to MME.

MCE Multi-cell Coordination EntityCoordinates transmissions from multiple cells. Allocates time and frequency radio resources and radio configuration on all eNodeB in the MBSFN area.

MME B MME add-onConvert Sm messages from eMBMS Gateway to M3 messages to MCE

UnicastMulticast

S1-MME

S1-U

SGmb

SGi

SGi-mb

S11

S5SGW

MME

PGW

SGi

eMBMS new entitieseMBMS User Plane (Data traffic)eMBMS Control Plane (Signaling)eMBMS Service layer & Security SignalingLTE unicast control points & interfaces

LTE BROADCAST

BM-SC, eMBMS Gateway & MCE Functional Elements

MBSFN AREA & SERVICE AREA

MBSFN Synchronization AreaAn area of the network where all eNodeBs can be syn-chronized and perform MBSFN transmissions. MBSFN Synchronization Areas are capable of supporting one or more MBSFN Areas. On a given frequency layer, an eNodeB can only belong to one MBSFN Synchroniza-tion Area.MBSFN Synchronization Areas are independent from the definition of MBMS Service Areas.

MBMS Service AreaThe area within which data of a specific MBMS session (or service) are sent. Each MBMS Session of an MBMS Service may be sent to a different MBMS Service Area.

MBSFN AreaConsists of a group of cells within an MBSFN Synchro-nization Area of a network, which are co-ordinated to achieve a MBSFN Transmission. A cell within an MBSFN Synchronization Area may form part of multi-ple MBSFN Areas, each characterized by different transmitted content and participating set of cells.

MBSFN Area Reserved CellA cell within a MBSFN Area which does not contribute to the MBSFN Transmission. The cell may be allowed to transmit for other services but at restricted power on the resource allocated for the MBSFN transmission.

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2+32+3

1+21+2

1+2

1+2

Service Area (SA) – A

Synchronization Area (SY)

SA - B SA - CArea 3

Area 1 Area 2

SY

Area 4

SY SA - ESA - D SY

Area 5 Area 6 Area 7

A+B A+C A A A+D A+D A+E

Service AreaSynchronization AreaArea

SYNC MODULE, ENABLING SFNFOR LTE BROADCAST

Several eNodeBs are required to pave an MBSFN AreaEach eNodeB must send the same content at the same time & frequency.

eNodeBs location spread generates multipath receptionUE receives signal from several eNodeBs, each signal being delayed with reduced amplitude.

Managing Inter-Symbol Interference (ISI)This spread creates ISI. A guard interval is added to the signal: As long as the signals spread is shorter than the guard interval, an ISI-free signal can be reconstructed from these paths.

Must synchronize all eNodeBs within a MBSFN AreaThe synchronization of all eNodeBs guarantees that each MBMS bearer will be ISI free and optimally decoded.

SYNC protocolEach MBMS bearer carries SYNC informa-tion to synchronize all eNodeBs within a MBSFN Area to ensure the UE receives constructive signal from these eNodeBs.

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SGi

Sm SGmb

HTTP (FR/RR)

eNodeB M1 SGi-mb

GATEWAY BM-SC

GTP_uencapsulation SYNC

Group Comm.

FEC

StreamingRTP

FEC

DownloadFLUTE

Transparent

WebDAV

HTTP

User Service Provisioning

Service Announcement

Session & transmission

Reception Reporting

File Repair

(Forward SessionManagement

to MME)

Control Plane

eNodeB MBMS GW

User Plane

MBMS GW BM-SC

Protocol stack Uplane Data Uplane Data

SYNC SYNC

UDP UDP

IP IP

Protocol stack

SYNC SYNC

GTP-U GTP-U

UDP UDP

IP IP

Uplane Data Uplane Data

MME MBMS GW

Protocol stack

GTPv2-C GTPv2-C

UDP UDP

IP IP

Protocol stack

Diameter Diameter

TCP/SCTP TCP/SCTP

IP IP

MBMS GW BM-SC

t Delayed signals seen as echoes

Delay spread shorter than GI

Guard Interval (GI) FFT window ISI free signal

Cyclic Prefix

DATA NETWORK

Encoder

CDN

SessionControl

Signalling

PGW

MB2-C

MB2-U

MB2-UMB2-C

UE

M1

eNBeNB

eNB

MCE

MME B

BM-SC

MBMS-GW

GCS-AS

SmM2 M3

GCS-AS

CDN

Encoder

MME B

MCE

Session Control

eNodeB Config

Protocol stack

M3AP M3AP

SCTP SCTP

IP IP

M3

Protocol stack

M2AP M2AP

SCTP SCTP

IP IP

M2

Session Control(Forward Session

Managementto MCE)

MME MCE

MCE eNodeB

xMB-UxMB-C

Content Providerpush/pull

Content ProviderxMB-U

xMB-C