LTE TCP Throughput vs Round Trip Time (RTT) In Long-Term Evolution (LTE) networks, the relationship between TCP throughput and Round Trip Time (RTT) is a critical factor influencing the performance of data transmission. Let’s explore the key considerations: TCP Throughput: Definition: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) throughput refers to the rate at which data can be … Read more
LTE Possible Dimensioning Concepts LTE network dimensioning involves planning and optimizing various aspects of the network to ensure efficient use of resources and meet performance objectives. Here are some key dimensioning concepts in LTE: Coverage Dimensioning: Cell Size: Determine the coverage area of each cell based on the expected traffic density, terrain, and interference considerations. … Read more
Constellation in LTE In LTE (Long-Term Evolution), the term “constellation” typically refers to the modulation scheme used for transmitting data over the air interface. LTE uses Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) to encode multiple bits into a single symbol. The constellation diagram visually represents how the amplitude and phase of the modulated signals correspond to specific … Read more
LTE Architecture The LTE (Long-Term Evolution) architecture consists of several key components: User Equipment (UE): Mobile devices like smartphones or tablets used by end-users. Evolved NodeB (eNB): Base station responsible for radio communication with the UE. It includes the radio transceiver and performs functions like encryption and modulation. Mobility Management Entity (MME): Manages UE mobility, … Read more
There Are Three Codes in CDMA PN Long Code,PN Short Code & Walsh Code. PN Long Code The Long Code is a PN sequence that is 242 – 1 bits (chips) long. The long code is used to encrypt user information. Both the base station and the mobile unit have knowledge of this sequence at … Read more
In an actual application, the system implements the modulation in this way: as shown above, I and Q channel sequences in the figure represent two channels of cyclic PN short code sequences. The cyclic period of each channel of PN short codes is 215. For different sectors, there are different starting locations of I … Read more
The radio waves are distributed in 3Hz ~ 3000GHz. This spectrum is divided into 12 bands, as shown in the above table. The frequencies in each specific band present unique propagation features: The lower the frequency is, the lower the propagation loss will be, the farther the coverage distance will be, and the stronger the … Read more
If the voice signal is modulated and transmitted directly after channel coding, due to the condition changes in mobile communication channel, a deep of the fading will influence a successive string of bits and cause high bit error rate. If the bits of a successive string are interfered or lost, the other end of … Read more
A transmitted signal changes as it travels to the receiver. The effect of these changes is commonly referred to as fading. The fading results from the superimposition of transmitted signals, in which differences in attenuation, delay and phase shift have occurred. Slow fading: In case shadow effect is caused by obstacles, and the receiving signal … Read more
Radio wave can be propagated from the transmitting antenna to the receiving antenna in many ways: perpendicular incidence wave or ground refraction wave, diffraction wave, troposphere reflection wave, ionosphere reflection wave, as shown in the diagram. As for radio wave, the most simple propagation mode between the transmitter and the receiver is free space propagation. … Read more