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Femto Deployments. Lowest class of transmit power level of a maximum of 100 mW belongs to Femto or otherwise called Home Base Stations (or HeNBs) MME / S-GW MME / S-GW HeNB GW S1 Pico eNB S1 S1 X2 X2 Relay Node UE S1 Closed Femto eNB Open Femto eNB Figure 2.3: A HetNet consisting of different transmission points with various transmit power levels. equipped with omni-directional antennas that only support unplanned indoor access. Femto owners can configure open or closed access for such nodes. They can use consumer home digital subscriber line (DSL) or cable modem for network backhaul connection. While open-Femto provides accessibility to all local users, a closed-Femto only grants access to users belonging to its closed subscriber group (CSG). This type of Femto cell creates macro coverage holes and outage regions proportional to its transmission power levels. With no X2 interface, ICIC schemes in LTE Releases 8 and 9 are not supported for closed- Femto deployments, in case of co-channel deployment with the underlying macro base station. Additionally, the static OAM-based techniques available in LTE-A Release 10 only rely on transmit power control.
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