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Drive testing is principally applied in both the planning and optimisation stage of network development. However, there are other purposes f...

The purpose of drive testing

Drive testing is principally applied in both the planning and optimisation stage of network development. However, there are other...

RSSI The Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) is a value that takes into account both RSCP and Ec/I0. It is usually given in dBm and ca...

what is RSSI

RSSIThe Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) is a value that takes into account both RSCP and Ec/I0. It is...

Ec/Io This is the ratio of the received energy per chip (= code bit) and the interference level, usually given in dB. In case no true interf...

what is Ec/Io

Ec/IoThis is the ratio of the received energy per chip (= code bit) and the interference level, usually given...

RSCP The "Received Signal Code Power" (RSCP) is the collected RF energy after the correlation / descrambling process, usually give...

what is RSCP or Received Signal Code Power

RSCPThe "Received Signal Code Power" (RSCP) is the collected RF energy after the correlation / descrambling process, usually given...

HSDPA uses link adaptation, which means the way of transmission is changed according to the quality of the channel conditions. If a user is ...

What in Link Adaptation in HSDPA

HSDPA uses link adaptation, which means the way of transmission is changed according to the quality of the channel...

Latency is the time a packet needs to travel from sender to receiver. While UMTS typically features an end-to-end latency of approximately 2...

WWhat is Latency in HSDPA?

Latency is the time a packet needs to travel from sender to receiver. While UMTS typically features an end-to-end...

ARQ (Automatic Repeat Request), which is used in UMTS, a package received in error will be discarded and a retransmission will be requested....

What is Difference between ARQ and HARQ

ARQ (Automatic Repeat Request), which is used in UMTS, a package received in error will be discarded and a...

1)After every TTI the resources can be redistributed among the users. Therefore, the resource usage is more efficient. 2)each UE reports abo...

What is benefit of shorter TTI in HSDPA

1)After every TTI the resources can be redistributed among the users. Therefore, the resource usage is more efficient.2)each UE...

Pilot channel power or Ec is always less than the Total Cell Power, the ratio of the Pilot power (Ec) to the Total Cell power (Io) is always...

Why Ec/Io is always negative

Pilot channel power or Ec is always less than the Total Cell Power, the ratio of the Pilot power...

The main idea in HSDPA is to use the radio resources, mainly power and code, in an optimal way, that is possible by adapting rapidly to the ...

Basic features in HSPDA

The main idea in HSDPA is to use the radio resources, mainly power and code, in an optimal way,...

HSDPA is an improvement of  best-effort packet data on the DL in WCDMA in terms of speed, capacity and end user performance. Higher b...

HSDPA Basics

HSDPA is an improvement of  best-effort packet data on the DL in WCDMA in terms of speed, capacity...

HSPA supports 16QAM modulation on the downlink and QPSK on the uplink. As Figure 4 shows, the data capacity (bits/symbol) increases as we mo...

Higher Order Modulation (HOM)

HSPA supports 16QAM modulation on the downlink and QPSK on theuplink. As Figure 4 shows, the data capacity (bits/symbol)...

HSPA+ R7 supports 2x2 downlink MIMO that uses two transmit antennas at the Node B to transmit orthogonal (parallel) data streams to the two ...

Multiple Input Multiple Output MIMO

HSPA+ R7 supports 2x2 downlink MIMO that uses two transmitantennas at the Node B to transmit orthogonal (parallel) data...

With the launch of HSPA, operators are seeing a significant uptake in data demand, a result of new data applications and increased demand fo...

HSPA+ Doubles Data Capacity and Reduces Cost

With the launch of HSPA, operators are seeing a significant uptake indata demand, a result of new data applications...

HSPA and HSPA+ allows consumers and business users to rely on HSPA as their main broadband connection, and offer a similar user experience a...

HSPA Offers an Entire Range of IP Services

HSPA and HSPA+ allows consumers and business users to rely on HSPA as their main broadband connection, and offer...

HSPA+ is the name of the set of HSPA enhancements that are defined in 3GPP beyond Release 6 (R6). The enhanced downlink (HSDPA) was defined ...

What is HSPA+

HSPA+ is the name of the set of HSPA enhancements that are defined in 3GPP beyond Release 6 (R6)....

Nearly all WCDMA operators across both developed and developing countries have rapidly launched HSPA services to capitalize on its excellent...

HSPA+ For Mobile Broadband Evolution

Nearly all WCDMA operators across both developed and developing countries have rapidly launched HSPA services to capitalize on its...

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