In LTE (Long-Term Evolution) networks, the eNB, or evolved NodeB, plays a central and critical role in the overall architecture, management, and control of the wireless communication system. The eNB is a key component that facilitates efficient communication between user devices (UEs) and the LTE network. Let’s explore in detail the functions and responsibilities of ... Read more
System Information Blocks (SIBs) in Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks are essential elements that provide broadcasted information to User Equipment (UE) or devices within a cell. These blocks contain crucial information needed by UEs to access and connect to the LTE network. SIBs are regularly broadcasted by the evolved NodeB (eNodeB) to ensure that UEs ... Read more
MIB, or Master Information Block, decoding in Long-Term Evolution (LTE) is a critical process that involves extracting essential system information from the broadcasted MIB to facilitate the initial access and synchronization of user devices with the LTE network. The MIB is a fundamental component of LTE system information, and its decoding is a crucial step ... Read more