4G LTE RRC Design – UE, eNB(36.304,36.301)

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Duration: 10Hrs
Lectures: 1
Level: Advanced

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Working hours

Monday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Tuesday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Wednesday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Thursday 9:30 am - 6.00 pm
Friday 9:30 am - 5.00 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

What you’ll learn 

his course covers LTE 3gpp RRC protocol specification layer 36.304(Idle Mode) and 36.331(Connected Mode) details, including functionalities like broadcast information, paging, handover, RRC messages carrying NAS piggyback details, CSI, PMI, SR, BSR configurations, with PDCP, UM, AM, TM Mode of RLC along with the PHY configurations like PDSCH, PDCCH, PUSCH, PUCCH.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of wireless systems and protocols in the air interface domain.

Description

Whether you are a beginner  in RRC or an experienced Technical/Managerial person, this course will help you get a head start with the 4G Radio Resource Controller,  which is a Layer 3 RAN protocol.

For Beginners, it will provide a strong foundation in understanding the  RRC  features and functions as defined in the RRC specifications.

For Experienced people, this would provide a good structured recourse, with tidbits that are not explicitly mentioned in the specification.

The FAQ list that would be available to students on completion of the course, could help in Job Interviews.

Why take this course

The instructor possesses extensive experience as an early adopter of 5G RAN protocols, having implemented them since the initial standardised specifications were introduced for 4G. Through this course, you’ll benefit from their wealth of knowledge as they provide a comprehensive explanation of RRC (Radio Resource Controller) , a crucial aspect of 4G technology. Understanding RRC is essential for grasping the intricacies of 4G specifications, and the instructor’s expertise will greatly facilitate this process.

One notable aspect of the course structure is the careful consideration given to the duration of each sub-topic. The timing has been meticulously planned to ensure that students can maintain focus and absorb the material effectively. By breaking down complex concepts into manageable segments, the instructor creates an environment conducive to learning and comprehension.Upon completing this hour-long session, you’ll emerge with a thorough understanding of the 4G RRC protocol. Moreover, you’ll likely find yourself inspired and motivated to further explore the vast landscape of 4G RAN technology, armed with newfound

What Topics would you learn

Introduction

Idle and Connected Mode

Idle Mode Procedures

o Idle Mode Process Flow

o DL Synchronization & Initial Access

Frequency Scan, Cell Scan, Cell-Search

o SIB Timing and Reception

o PLMN Selection

o Cell Types

Suitable Cell, Barred Cell, Forbidden Cell, Selected Cell,

CSG Cell, Hybrid Cell, Blacklisted Cell, Reserved Cell

o Cell Selection- S-Criteria

o Cell Re-Selection – S-Criteria, Ranking, Speed Factors, Access Classes

o Paging – Timing

o System Information Reception

MIB, SIBs Introduction

Scheduling window and MIB and SIB Timing

SI-Window and Periodicity

SI-Acquisition & Timing

Reception of GSM, UMTS and CDMA System Information

TAU update( Registration)

 

Measurements

RRC Messages

o UL-CCCH RRC Messages

o DL-CCCH RRC Messages

o UL-DCCH RRC Messages

o DL-DCCH RRC Messages

o SRBs and DRBs of RRC

Radio ConnectionControl

o RRC Connection Establishment

o RRC Connection Re-Establishment

o RRC Connection Re-Configuration

o Request/Setup/Complete – Reject and Accept

o RRC Connection Release

o RRC Connection Release to Others RATs.

o Signalling Radio Bearers, Data Radio Bearers

o Security Activation procedure

o UE Capability Enquiry

o Recovery from radio link failure

o DL Information transfer

o UL information transfer

o RRC Timers

RRC Measurements

o Measurement Configurations

o Measurement Events – A1-A5 for Intra RAT

o Measurement Events – B1,B2 for Inter RAT

o Measurement Object, Measurement ID

o Report Configuration

o L3-Filtering

o Measurement Triggering

o Measurement ReportLTE Handovers

o Introduction to Handover

o Types of Handovers – Intra LTE, Inter-RAT

o Intra-LTE Handovers Types

X2-HO – with eNB Change

S1-HO

Without MME Change

With MME Change

Without SGW Change

With SGW Change

Without PGW Change

With PGW Change

 

When X2-HO Fails

RRC Procedures Involved

Mobility Control Info in RRC Connection config

Handover Failure

Radio Link Failure

o Inter- RAT Handovers Types

LTE to 2G – PS HO

LTE to 3G – PS HO

2G to LTE – CSFB

3G to LTE – PSHO

CDMA to LTE – PSHO

LTE to CDMA – PSHO

RRC Procedures Involved

Mobility from LTE to other RAT

MobilityFromEUTRACommand/Failure

Success and Failure case from EUTRA

HandoverfromE-UTRAPreparationRequest(CDMA2000) –

non-3gpp

CSFBParameterRequestCDMA2000

ULHandoverPreparationTransfer

Handover from GERAN/UTRAN to E-UTRAN

Inter-RAT Cell Change Order

RRC for Carrier Aggregation and Configurations – Rel-10

 

Self-Organizing Networks and Automatic Neighbour Relation

Bonus

Students who stay invested and complete this course, would get a list of commonly asked Job Interview Questions for RRC Also, these students could get discounts on our upcoming tutorials.

Who this course is for:

  • Telecom Professionals from Wireless Background such as RF, KPI, OAM, Config, NPO in 4G or 5G

4G LTE RRC Design – UE, eNB(36.304,36.301)

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Telecom Professionals from Wireless Background such as RF, KPI, OAM, Config, NPO in 4G or 5G

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