LTE571 Controller Uplink Packet Segmentation
LTE571 Controller Uplink Packet Segmentation
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Issue 01
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1.1 Benefits
End-user benefits
This feature benefits the end-user by improving performance at cell edge, which in turn
improve user experience.
Operator benefits
This feature benefits the operator by providing a better cell edge performance.
Functional overview
The BTS supports an uplink coverage improvement algorithm as an extension to the uplink
link adaptation.
The coverage extension is achieved by controlling the uplink packet segmentation. This
leads to an improvement of the coverage throughput; also PDCCH is more optimally utilized
as a result of balancing new transmissions and retransmissions. The enhancement in
coverage throughput comes at the cost of cell throughput. For a given modulation code
scheme (MCS) as determined by the uplink link adaptation and configured transport block
size (TBS), the uplink scheduler determines the PRB allocation.
The uplink packet segmentation algorithm is controlled for cell edge UEs by using two O&M
parameters:
Impact on interfaces
This feature has no impact on interfaces.
Requirements
For supported hardware and software, see Single RAN Features/List of Features and
Documents/List of Features Supported in Single RAN.
Alarms
There are no alarms related to the LTE571: Controlled uplink packet segmentation feature.
Commands
There are no commands related to the LTE571: Controlled uplink packet segmentation
feature.
Parameters
Sales information
For licensing information, see 5G/System Descriptions/5G Licenses. Remember that for 5G
features, you also need to configure the Use Case Level Activation Parameters (UCLAPs). For
more information, see .