Basics of capacity Planning in LTE [ Dont ignore VoLte/ViLte Traffic]

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 Below  are basics of capacity planning 

1. Thumb rule of input is cell throughput or user throughput that derived from below testing .

1.1   How many concurrent users

1.2   What are services we are offering to those concurrent users and what are Min Bit Rate [ UL/DL ]

1.2.1         How many users uses voice- 

1.2.2         How many users uses Video

1.2.3         How many users uses Data/OTT

1.2.4         How many users uses Mobile TV

1.2.5         How many users uses TV [ SD & HD ]

1. 2. How many hours are considered as busy hours out of 24 hours

 2.3. What is data Uses Per Hour DL_MB [ Convert All services into MB 1.2.1 + 1.2.2+1.2.3+1.2.4+1.2.5 ]

4  4. What is UL Data Volume Per Hour_MB [ Considers as 20% of DL while planning ]

5. 5.  Total Data Uses_MB :- Point 3+4

6.  6.How much load Condition data uses_MB :- 70% used as idle

Total Data consumption in that total busy hour out of 24 Hrs*70% = Equipped Capacity for that cell


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