Impact of LTE-Pro on LTE-A Network

This paper presents the design of LTE-Pro network performance in LTE-LAA and LTE-LWA interoperate scenarios. By offering data flow controlling technique, and modification between Time Division Duplex (TDD) and frequency division duplex (FDD) techniques on downlink sides. In order to find an optimal cell position that enables the data transmission in the communication channel or Throughput. From the variation of User Equipment (UE) and Node (eNB) or Base Station (BS) to find the Inter-Cell Interference Coordinate (ICIC) from other nearby BS via Signal to interference plus Noise Ratio (SINR). Assuming that the nodes of the LLA and LWA are distributed randomly, the distance is between 50-1,200 meters. By using MATHLAB program to simulate the LTE-Pro network. The results showed that when the distance increased, the Throughput decreased in both cases and concluded that the 600 meters distance is the distance that affects the performance of LTE-Pro. And if the LTE-Pro network is to perform well, it must make the uplink and downlink Wi-Fi signal transmission to be FDD and TDD respectively.