What is EPS in LTE? Let me explain to you what EPS means in the context of LTE so that you clearly understand how it fits into the overall network design. As we explored in earlier discussions like What is an eNodeB in LTE or What is MME, LTE is not just about speed — … Read more
What is E-UTRA in LTE? Let me explain to you what E-UTRA means in the context of LTE, because it’s one of the core parts of how the LTE system operates. If you’ve gone through some of our earlier discussions like on eNodeB or transport channels, you already have a base to better understand this … Read more
What is EVDO LTE? Let me explain to you what EVDO LTE means, especially if you’re navigating through mobile network terms and wondering how they relate. You and I both know how technology often brings together multiple generations of network standards, and this term is a great example of that. EVDO stands for Evolution-Data Optimized … Read more
What is DRX profile in LTE? Let me walk you through the concept of DRX profile in LTE, so that you can understand not just what it is, but why it matters and how it affects the performance and efficiency of your mobile device. DRX stands for Discontinuous Reception. In LTE, DRX is a mechanism … Read more
What is DTX and DRX in LTE? Let me explain to you today about two important mechanisms in LTE that help in conserving battery life of the User Equipment (UE): DTX (Discontinuous Transmission) and DRX (Discontinuous Reception). If you’ve read our earlier articles where we discussed how LTE focuses on efficiency and performance, you’ll find … Read more
What is eICIC in LTE? Let me explain to you about eICIC — a term you might’ve come across if you’re exploring LTE network optimization. eICIC stands for enhanced Inter-Cell Interference Coordination. It’s one of those concepts that may seem complex at first, but once I walk you through it, you’ll understand why it’s used … Read more
What is eNB in LTE? Let me explain to you what an eNB is in LTE, and by the end of this, you’ll have a clear picture of how it fits into the entire LTE architecture. If you’ve gone through our earlier discussions about LTE nodes and how data flows through the network, this will … Read more
What is eNodeB based on? Let me explain this to you clearly — the eNodeB, or evolved Node B, is a fundamental part of the LTE network. You and I can think of it as the bridge between your mobile device and the LTE core network. But to truly understand what the eNodeB is based … Read more
What is DL in LTE? In this article, I’m going to explain what “DL” means in the context of LTE. As we’ve learned in previous discussions, LTE (Long-Term Evolution) is a high-speed cellular network technology designed to offer faster data speeds and better user experiences compared to earlier technologies like 2G and 3G. When it … Read more
What is DRX in LTE? Today, let’s dive into a concept that plays an important role in optimizing battery life and resource usage in LTE networks – DRX, or Discontinuous Reception. If you’ve been exploring LTE in previous articles, you’ll know that energy efficiency is crucial, especially for mobile devices like smartphones, which rely on … Read more