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LfadSince this measures only the reference power, we can say that this is the strength ofthe wanted signal. But it
does not gives anyinformation about signal quality. RSRP tellsus the signal strength of the desired signal,not the
quality of signal. For quality of thesignal information we use another parametercalled RSSQ.B.
RSRQ (REFERENCE SIGNALRECIEVED QUALITY)Although RSRP is an important
measure, but it gives no indication of signal quality.RSRQ is defined as (N x RSRP)/RSSI,where N is the number of
RBs over themeasurement bandwidth. Thus this is not thedirect measurement, it is a derived valuefrom RSRP and
RSSI. By dividing RSRP byRSSI, it could give some information aboutinterference also tells about the strength
ofthe wanted signal. Measuring RSRQ becomes important near the cell edge whendecisions need to be made,
regardless ofabsolute RSRP, to perform a handover to thenext cell. Reference signal receive quality isused only
during connected states. Inter andintra frequency absolute RSRQ accuracyvaries from 2.5 to 4 db.C.
RSSI (RECEIVED SIGNALSTRENGTH INDICATOR)RSSI is a measurement of all the powercontained in the
applicable spectrum (1.4, 3,5, 10, 20 MHz). This could be data channels,control channels, adjacent cell power,
and background noise. Thus RSSI is a parameterwhich provides information about the totalreceived wide-band
power including allinterference. The RSSI is the total powerthat UE observes across the whole band, thisincludes
power from the serving cell,
adjacent channel interference and co-channel non-serving cell signal, thermalnoise within the specified band.IV.
CONTROL PARAMETERSThe control parameters are tuned by theoptimization algorithm to increase the
HO performance of the network. The metrics areused as measurements during theoptimization process and as
performanceindicators for the optimization algorithmevaluation. After UE reports the signalstrength of the serving
and neighbor cell.Then control parameters are deployed tomake the handover successful. These parameters includes
event A1 to A5 and B1,B2, MRO, offset, Time to trigger, thus toincrease the success rate of handover.V.
MEASUREMENT REPORTTRIGGERINGAfter UE measure the signal strength of itsserving cell and the neighbor
ones. Then itreports the result to eNB, periodically orwhen a measurement event is triggered asone of the reporting
criteria set bymeasurement configuration is satisfied.For LTE, the following criteria specifiedreporting and events:
Event A3: Neighbour cell becomesan offset better than the serving cell.
Event A5: Serving cell becomesworse than a threshold.For inter-RAT mobility, the followingcriteria for reporting
and events.
HYSTERESIS A3The role of the hysteresis in Event A3 is tomake the measured neighbor look worsethan the
serving one, to ensure it is reallystronger before the UE decides to send ameasurement report to initiate a
handover.D.
TIME TO TIGGER A3In Event A3 the role of ttt is to avoid ping- pong effect. Time to trigger A3 typicalvalues are
[0, 40, 64, 80, 100, 128, 160, 256,320, 480, 512, 640, 1024, 1280, 2560, 5120]milliseconds.Cell Individual offset EUTRAN:This parameter is applied individually toeach neighbor cell with load
management purposes. The higher the value given to a
neighbor cell, the more attractive it will
be. This parameter can only be used in anRRC connection reconfiguration.CONCLUSIONThere are always
increasing demands ofhigh speed data applications in wirelesssystems with seamless and fast access
ofcommunication services and better QOS.LTE required such algorithm whichautomatically optimize and configure
theSo Automatic configuration andoptimization of networks is a key concept inLTE. There are some important
parametersdescribed in the paper which are involved inthe HO. Event A3 is the most
important parameter widely used in LTE handover process.REFERENCES
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