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LTE DRIVE TEST PARAMETERS RSRP: Reference Signal Receive Power RSRP (dBm) = RSSI (dBm) – 10*log(12*N) Where, RSSI: Received Signal Strength Indicator N: Number of RBs across RSSI is measured and depends on BW Significance: RSRP is the most basic of the UE Physical layer measurements and is the linear average power (in watts) of the downlink reference signal (RS) across the channel bandwidth for the Resource elements that carry cell specific Reference Signals. Knowledge of absolute RSRP provides the UE with essential information about the strength of cells from which path loss can be calculated and used in the algorithms for determining the optimum power setting for operating the network. Reference signal power is used both in idle and connected states. Range: -44 to 140 dBm RSRP term is used for coverage same as RSCP in 3G RSRQ: Reference signal receive quality RSRQ = RSRP / (RSSI / N) N is the number of resource blocks over which the RSSI is measured RSSI is wide band power, including intra cell power, interference and noise. Significance: It provides the indication of Signal Quality. Measuring RSRQ becomes particularly important near the cell edge when decisions need to be made, regardless of absolute RSRP, to perform a handover to the next cell. Reference signal receive quality is used only during connected states. Range: -3 to 19.5 dB RSRQ term is used for Quality same as Ec/No in 3G SINR: signal to noise ratio SINR: S/I + N S – Average Received Signal Power I – Average Interference power N – Noise Power

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LTE DRIVE TEST PARAMETERSRSRP: Reference Signal Receive PowerRSRP (dBm) = RSSI (dBm) !"log(#"$)%&ere' RSSI( Received Signal S)reng)& Indica)or $( $*m+er of RB, acro,, RSSI i, mea,*red and de-end, on B%Signi.cance(RSRP i, )&e mo,) +a,ic of )&e /E P&0,ical la0er mea,*remen), and i, )&e linear average -ower (in wa)),) of )&e downlin1 reference ,ignal (RS) acro,, )&e c&annel +andwid)& for )&e Re,o*rce elemen), )&a) carr0 cell ,-eci.c Reference Signal,23nowledge of a+,ol*)e RSRP -rovide, )&e /E wi)& e,,en)ial informa)ion a+o*) )&e ,)reng)& of cell, from w&ic& -a)& lo,, can +e calc*la)ed and *,ed in )&e algori)&m, for de)ermining )&e o-)im*m -ower ,e))ing for o-era)ing )&e ne)wor12 Reference ,ignal -ower i, *,ed +o)& in idle and connec)ed ,)a)e,2 Range( 455 )o 5! dBmRSRP )erm i, *,ed for coverage ,ame a, RS6P in 78RSR9( Reference ,ignal receive :*ali)0RSR9 = RSRP ; (RSSI ; $)$ i, )&e n*m+er of re,o*rce +loc1, over w&ic& )&e RSSI i, mea,*redRSSI i, wide +and -ower' incl*ding in)ra cell -ower' in)erference and noi,e2Signi.cance(I) -rovide, )&e indica)ion of Signal 9*ali)02 Mea,*ring RSR9 +ecome, -ar)ic*larl0 im-or)an) near )&e cell edge w&en deci,ion, need )o +e made' regardle,, of a+,ol*)e RSRP' )o -erform a &andover )o )&e ne dB RSR9 )erm i, *,ed for 9*ali)0 ,ame a, Ec;$o in 78 SI$R( ,ignal )o noi,e ra)ioSI$R( S;I ? $S Average Received Signal PowerI Average In)erference -ower$ $oi,e PowerSigni.cance(I, a wa0 )o mea,*re 9*ali)0 of LTE %irele,, 6onnec)ion,2 A, )&e energ0 of ,ignal fade, wi)& di,)ance i2e2 Pa)& lo,, d*e )o environmen)al -arame)er, (e2g2 +ac1gro*nd noi,e' in)erfering ,)reng)& of o)&er ,im*l)aneo*, )ran,mi,,ion)2RSSI( Received Signal S)reng)& Indica)or RSSI = %ide+and -ower = noi,e ? ,erving cell -ower ? in)erference -ower RSSI = #"$"RSRP RSSI -er re,o*rce +loc1 i, mea,*red over # re,o*rce elemen), $( n*m+er of RB, acro,, )&e RSSI i, mea,*red and de-end, on B% Ba,ed on a+ove(RSRP (dBm) = RSSI (dBm) !"log(#"$)Signi.cance(I, )&e -arame)er re-re,n)ing )&e en)ire received -ower incl*ding )&e wan)ed -ower from )&e ,erving cell a, well a, all )&e co4c&annel -ower @ o)&er ,o*rce, of noi,e69I( 6&annel 9*ali)0 Indica)orRange( 4 )o >Signi.cance(69I i, a mea,*remen) of )&e comm*nica)ion :*ali)0 of wirele,, c&annel, i2e2 i) indica)e, )&e downlin1 mo+ile radio c&annel :*ali)0 a, e!7Signi.cance( P6I *,ed )o iden)if0 )&e cell @ i, *,ed )o )ran,mi) )&e da)a P6I = PSS ? 7"SSSPSS i, -rimar0 ,0nc&roniBa)ion Signal (Iden)i.e, )&e 6ell ID)PSS val*e can +e !'and #SSS i, )&e Secondar0 S0nc&roniBa)ion Signal (Iden)i.e, 6ell ID 8ro*-)SSS val*e can +e ! )o CDBLER( Bloc1 Error Ra)eBloc1 Error Ra)io i, de.ned a, )&e ra)io of )&e n*m+er of erroneo*, +loc1, received )o )&e )o)al n*m+er of Bloc1, )ran,mi))ed2Signi.cance(A ,im-le me)&od +0 w&ic& /E can c&oo,e an a--ro-ria)e 69I val*e co*ld +e +a,ed on a ,e) of Bloc1 Error Ra)e (BLER) )&re,&old,2 T&e /E wo*ld re-or) )&e 69I val*e corre,-onding )o )&e Mod*la)ion 6oding Sc&eme, )&a) en,*re,' BLER E !F +a,ed on )&e mea,*red received,ignal 9*ali)0 BLER i, calc*la)ed *,ing 60clic Red*ndanc0 Error 6&ec1ing me)&od Gig& BLER lead, )o lo,, of Pea1 ra)e, @ eHcienc0 BLER )&re,&old ,&o*ld +e low i2e E !FDownlin1 T&ro*g&-*)(In E4/TRA$ ma0 *,e a ma! M+-, /-lin1a, com-ared )o >2DC M+-, in /MTS)2T&e *,er )&ro*g&-*) ,cale wi)& )&e ,-ec)r*m +andwid)& -rovided )&a) )&e ma