I am not getting clear idea , when we should use pdcp status report ? Whether it is used only during the re-establishment( i.e handover ) or in all the general cases .
And same with the discard timer. Whether timer should be started in all the cases in RLC AM mode . Please reply as soon as possible.
I'm working on X2i handover decision in LTEi, I want to know when the source eNB decides to do handover and what kind of messages they transferred in this phase ?
has a bug. When 1.4 MHz and 4 PDCCH OFDMi symbol are generated for 1 antenna port configuration, the RS signals for the 2nd port (which must be assumed if actual config has only 1 port), are not being reserved. Instead, they are marked as being assigned for PDCCH, which I think is wrong ?
We are testing our LTEi femto-cell base station with various devices, and although we have successfully tested it with Verizon and Vodafone dongles (manufactured by Pantech and Huawei respectively), we are facing issues with attaching the iPad mini to it.
I read in the book of E.Dahlman "4G LTEi/LTE-A for Mobile Broadband" that the minimum allocation unit for the scheduler is a Resource Block Pair (two RBs contugous in time domain).
However, I noticed that in the tables of determination of Transport Block Size (TBS ) in 3GPPi specs, the granularity of RBs allocated is only one RB.
I'm in my first year of my Thesis which is related to LTEi Advanced.
I would like to simulate an LTE-A network.
Can you please advise me about the best Open Source Simulator (simple and efficient one).
Hi, We are in the process of putting together elements we need for a new deployment of LTEi technology based Network in West Africa covering few cities with backhaul Data Traffic to Layer 2 or 3 level backbone. We would like to cover around 1000 multi-points and a scaleable network as needed.
I have only recently started understanding the PHY layer of ODFMA based LTEi. Visualizing what exactly happens at Layer 1 is a little more challenging than at protocol stack level.
The X2i interface enables eNodeBs de to communicate directly between each other whitch is good for Interference management (especially in HetNets) and seamless HandOver. I read that it is a logical interface not hard one. So I want to understand how it is done softly and whitch protocol is used? Do someone have an idea about this?