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What is NAP & NSP in Wimax ? How it Works ?

In the context of WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access), NAP and NSP are important entities that play crucial roles in providing wireless broadband services. What is NAP & NSP in Wimax ? How it Works ? Let’s delve into what NAP and NSP stand for, and how they work together within the WiMAX ecosystem. … Read more

How Non Access Stratum procedures works in LTE

The procedures for the Non Access Stratum, especially power management procedures are substantially similar to UMTS. Main change is that the UMTS EPS allows concatenation certain procedures to allow faster creation of connection and media. Create MME UE context, when the UE is on and attaches to the network. Assign a unique ID called SAE … Read more

UMTS Network Structure

UTRAN (UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access network) structure The UTRAN consists of one or several Radio Network Subsystem ( RNS ), each containing one RNC and one or several NodeB. Interface Iu interface: the Iu interface connects the UTRAN to the CN and is split in two parts. The Iu-CS is the interface between the RNC … Read more

Slow Fading Margin in LTE with example of standard deviations in slow fading

Shadow fading indicates the fading brought by obstruction due to a building or a natural feature. Shadow fading changes slowly, and is thus called “slow fading”. Statistics repeatedly show that the median levels of received signals follow log-normal distribution with the time and location at a certain distance. Fading caused by location (mainly from obstruction) … Read more