LTE Tutorials

• Next generation LTE, LTE-Advanced or LTE Rel-10 is the next step in radio access technology

  Whatever the name – next generation LTE, LTE-Advanced or LTE Rel-10 – the next step in LTE evolution allows operators to introduce new technologies without putting exis

• MIMO Technologies in 3GPP LTE and LTE-Advanced

  Multiple input multiple output (MIMO) technologies introduced in LTE such as spatial multiplexing, transmit diversity, and beamforming are key components for providing higher peak rate at a better

• LTE tutorial - Looking forward beyond HSPA+

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• LTE eNB & Evaluation Methodology

  A comprehensive online LTE tutorial from Artiza Networks. It includes LTE overview, LTE eNB details & LTE eNB Evaluation Methodology. Contents include followings

• Guidelines for MIMO Test Setups

  Rohde & Schwarz - Multiple antenna systems, known as MIMO systems, form an essential part of today’s wireless communications standards.

• Cell search and cell selection in UMTS LTE

  Rohde & Schwarz - This application note explains the fundamentals of the cell search and cell selection and reselection procedures required for both modes of UMTS Long Term Evolution: FDD and T

• An overview of the LTE physical layer--Part II

  Telesystem Innovations - This article presents an overview of the LTE physical layer with a focus on essential aspects of the physical layer for FDD mode, which is the dominant mode of operation.

• Overview of the LTE physical layer--Part I

  Telesystem Innovations - This article presents an overview of the LTE physical layer with a focus on essential aspects of the physical layer for FDD mode, which is the dominant mode of operat

• LTE Advanced Signal Generation and - Analysis

  This Application Note describes LTE- Advanced signal generation with spectrum aggregation in numerous configurations using one or more Vector Signal Generators R&S SMU200A or R&S SMBV100A.

• LTE-Advanced Technology Introduction

  Although the commercialization of LTE technology began in end 2009, the technology is still being enhanced in order to meet ITU-Advanced requirements.

  
  

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