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BWP Setup Downlink

Bandwidth part (BWP) is a UE-specific setting, but the N7631C Signal Studio Pro for 5G NR 2021 software does not have a concept of UE. Therefore, separate BWP setup nodes (see below) are required so that each data channel can select which BWP to use.

BWP Setup Node

Initial BWP Properties

BWP1 (and greater) Properties

Add BWP

Click the Add BWP button to add a BWP to the setup table. The BWP is inserted above the currently selected BWP in the table. The maximum number of supported BWPs is eight.

Remove BWP

Click the Remove BWP button to delete the currently selected BWP from the setup table.

Initial BWP in downlink cannot be removed.

Copy BWP

Click the Copy BWP button to copy the currently selected BWP to the last row of the setup table. The maximum number of supported BWPs is eight.

Bandwidth part

BWP_ID

Display the ID of current BWP, it is automatically generated based on the index of BWP array.

Name

Set the name of the BWP, it will be used as a selection for data channel to select BWP.

Numerology

Choices: u = 0: 15 kHz | u = 1: 30 kHz | u = 2: 60 kHz Normal CP | u = 2: 60 kHz Extended CP for FR1; u = 2: 60 kHz Normal CP | u = 2: 60 kHz Extended CP | u = 3: 120 kHz | u = 4: 240 kHz for FR2.

Default: u = 1: 30 kHz

Display the numerology for the BWP, it is automatically coupled with the numerology under carrier node. This parameter is read-only.

If selected numerology is not enabled in Resource Grid under Carrier node, an error occurs.

Auto Configuration

Choices: On | Off

Default: On

Set whether Initial BWP is configured automatically by CORESET0 which is related to the RMSI-scs and RMSI-PDCCH-Config in MIB under SSPBCH setting.

If Auto Configuration is set to off, user can input the RB Offset and RB Number of InitialBWP manually, but the InitialBWP should contains CORESET0.

Minimum Channel Bandwidth

Choices: 5 MHz or 10 MHz | 40 MHz

Default: 5 MHz or 10 MHz

Select the minimum channel bandwidth when getting the location and size of the CORESET0 from pdcch-ConfigSIB1 in MIB.

Shared Spectrum Channel Access

Choices: On | Off

Default: Off

Sets the state of shared spectrum channel access. When enabled, the CORESET0 is determined by Table 13-1A/13-4A of 38.213, chapter 13.

RB Offset (N_BWP_start)

Range: N_grid_start to (N_grid_start + N_grid_size - 1)

Default: 0

Set the RB offset of the BWP relative to CRB0.

RB Number (N_BWP_size)

Range: 1 to (N_grid_start + N_grid_size - N_BWP_start)

Default: 273

Set the RB number of the BWP.

Control Resource Sets

Number of CORESET

Range: 1 to 3

Default: 1

Set the number of CORESET of the BWP. A maximum of 3 CORESETs are allowed for each BWP. When this parameter is changed, there are individual CORESET settings that need to be specified for each CORESET.

CORESET (ID = n)

CORESET ID

Range: 0 to 11.

Default: 0

Set the CORESET ID.

1. For Downlink, the CORESET ID 0 is releated to the RMSI-PDCCH-Config in MIB, and can't be used for other CORESETs

2. The CORESET ID is unique in current BWP.

RB Offset

Range: -1 to 5 for non-zero CORESET.

Default: 0 for CORESET0; -1 for others.

For CORESET0: Display the RB Offset of the CORESET0 relative to the start of InitialBWP.

For other CORESET: Set the RB Offset of the first group of 6 RBs relative to the start of BWP, -1 means not configured.

RB Number

Display the RB Number of the CORESET0 which is determined by RMSI-PDCCH-Config in MIB.

Symbol Number

Range: 1 to 3

Default: 1

Set the number of symbols of the CORESET. A maximum of 3 symbols are allowed.

Frequency Domain Bitmap

Displays the Closedfrequency domain bitmap editor of CORESET. This parameter is used to represent the CORESET frequency location in RRC signaling and specify the RB allocation of CORESET.

CCE to REG mapping type

Choices: Non-Interleaved | Interleaved

Default: Non-Interleaved

Select the CCE to REG mapping type of CORESET.

REG bundle size (L)

Choices: 2 | 6 for N_symb_CORESET = 1; N_symb_CORESET | 6 for N_symb_CORESET = 2 or 3

Default: 6

Set the REG bundle size (L) of CORESET for interleaved CCE to REG mapping.

Interleaver size (R)

Choices: 2 | 3 | 6

Default: 2

Set the Inter leaver size (R) of CORESET for interleaved CCE to REG mapping.

Shift index

Range: 0 to 274

Default: 0

Set the shift index of CORESET for non-initial BWP when CCE to REG mapping is interleaved.

The shift index is equal to cell ID for Initial BWP, i.e. CORESET0.

Precoder Granularity

Choices: REG Bundle Size | CORESET Size

Default: REG Bundle Size

Set the Precoder Granularity of the CORESET.

Channel Allocation

Resource Grid(s)