Drive test for 2G to 5G Flashcards
Choose 2G GSM drive test parameters
1) Rx level
2) Rx Quality
3) C/I: The carrier-over-interference ratio
4) FER: Frame Erasure Rate
All of them
In 2G drive test, FER stands for
1) Frame Error Rate
2) Frame Erasure Rate
Frame Erasure Rate
shows dropped frames
2G GSM drive test parameter FER is indication of
1) voice quality
2) data quality
voice quality
FER: Frame Erasure Rate
2G GSM drive test parameter Rx quality is measured on the basis of
1) FER
2) BER
BER: Bit Error Ratio
Range 0-7 where value 0 denotes minimum BER
Choose 3G GSM drive test parameters
1) CPICH Ec/No
2) CPICH RSCP
3) RSSI
4) SIR
all of them
1. Chip Energy by Noise- Common Pilot channel Ec/No
2. Received signal Code Power
3. Received Signal Strength Indicator
4. Signal to Interference ratio
In 3G drive testing, _____ shows the level of Noise disrupting the specific CPICH
1) CPICH Ec/No
2) CPICH RSCP
CPICH Ec/No
0 to -7 Good
to -10 Acceptable
10 to -36 Bad
In 3G drive testing, Ranges for Ec/No: (-36 to 0)
0 to -7 Good
to -10 Acceptable
10 to -36 Bad
In 3G drive testing, Tx Power is the power of a mobile station measured in the dedicated mode. It ranges from ______dBm to ________dBm
50 to -50
In 3G drive testing, choose the correct one
1) RSSI= RSCP + Ec/No
2) RSCP= RSSI + Ec/No
1) RSSI= RSCP + Ec/No
Choose 3G GSM drive test parameters
1) SQI
2) RRC STATE
3) TX POWER
4) AS
all of them
SQI: Speech Quality Index
AS: active set
3G GSM drive test parameter AS indicates
Active Set
Set of scrambling codes on which the user equipment is currently latched on.
There can be at least maximum three scrambling codes in an Active Set.
In 3G drive testing, there can be at least maximum ______ scrambling codes in an Active Set.
1) one
2) two
3) three
4) four
three
Neighbor cell that is detected by user equipment as a neighbor
1) MN: Monitored Neighbour
2) DN: Detected Neighbour
3) Active set
MN: Monitored Neighbour
The cells detected by UE, which are neither in the Active set nor in the Monitored set
1) MN: Monitored Neighbour
2) DN: Detected Neighbour
3) Active set
DN: Detected Neighbour
In 3G drive testing, set of scrambling codes on which the user equipment is currently latched on
1) MN: Monitored Neighbour
2) DN: Detected Neighbour
3) Active set
Active set
In 3G drive testing, ______ are used to identify different cells of a node B
1) scrambling codes
2) RRC state
scrambling codes
3G GSM drive test parameter SQI stands for
Speech Quality Index
It ranges from 0 to 30. 30 being the Best Value
3G GSM drive test parameter RRC state shows
the current state of channel as in idle or dedicated
WCDMA use AMR source Coding. AMR vary with different Ranges Highest AMR Value is _____ and lowest AMR value is ______
1) 10.75, 6.20
2) 12.20, 4.75
3) 4.75, 12.20
4) 6.20, 10.75
12.20, 4.75
In 3G drive testing, It shows the total signal strength of a UTRA carrier frequency i.e. signal strength of all cells of same frequency at a certain location.
1) RSSI
2) RSCP
3) Ec/No
RSSI: Received Signal Strength Indicator
In 3G drive testing, the received power on one code measured on the Primary CPICH. It shows the signal strength of a cell. It Indicates Coverage.
1) RSSI
2) RSCP
3) Ec/No
RSCP: Received signal Code Power
In 3G drive testing, it shows signal quality
1) RSSI
2) RSCP
3) Ec/No
Ec/No
received energy per chip divided by the
power density in the band
In 3G drive testing, value of Ec/No>_____ is considered good
1) -10dB
2) -15dB
3) -20dB
4) -25dB
-15dB
In 3G drive testing, reasons of poor Ec/Io
1) poor RSCP
2) missing neighbors
3) overshooting
4) pilot pollution
all of them
In 3G drive testing, UTRA cells currently assigning a downlink DPCH to
the UE constitute _______
1) MN: Monitored Neighbour
2) DN: Detected Neighbour
3) Active set
Active set
Probable candidate sectors for handovers
1) MN: Monitored Neighbour
2) DN: Detected Neighbour
3) Active set
MN: Monitored Neighbour
In 3G drive testing, These must not have high signal strengths otherwise they will degrade the aggregate Ec/No & lead to call drops.
1) MN: Monitored Neighbour
2) DN: Detected Neighbour
3) Active set
DN: Detected Neighbour
In 3G drive testing, Physical optimization should be done so that there _______ (should be/should not be) many Pilots available at same spot with equally high signal strengths.
should not be.
All other strong signals received when Active Set Size is full, act as interference which degrades the
performance of the system
The main KPIs relevant to operator losses.
1) The Call Setup Success Rate (CSSR)
2) dropcall rate (DCR)
both
Drive test is done while
1) planning the network development
2) the optimization stage of network development
both
The data is collected by drive test tool in the form of Log files
Types of drive testing
1) Network Benchmarking
2) Optimization & Troubleshooting
3) Service Quality Monitoring
all of them
Service Quality Monitoring is typically carried out in an automated fashion
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Data Collection Tools
1) TEMS Investigation
2) Nemo Outdoor
3) JDSU E6474A
4) Accuver XCAL
all of them
Post-processing tools
1) Actix Analyzer/Spotlight
2) Accuver XCAP
3) TEMS Discovery LTE
4) Accuver XCAL
1,2,3
4) Accuver XCAL is a data collection tool
In 4G LTE drive testing, it indicates coverage
1) RSRP
2) RSRQ
3) RSSI
4) RSCP
RSRP: Reference Signal Received Power
In 4G LTE drive testing, it indicates quality of the received signal
1) RSRP
2) RSRQ
3) RSSI
4) RSCP
RSRQ: Reference Signal Received Quality
In 4G LTE drive testing, it indicates total received wide-band power (measure in all symbols) including all interference and thermal noise
1) RSRP
2) RSRQ
3) RSSI
4) RSCP
RSSI: Received Signal Strength Indicator
In 4G LTE drive testing, it contains information sent from a UE to the eNode-B to indicate a suitable downlink transmission data rate, i.e., a Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) value
1) RSRP
2) RSRQ
3) RSSI
4) CQI
5) SINR
CQI: Channel Quality Indicator
CQI is a 4-bit integer and is based on the observed signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) at the UE.
In 4G LTE drive testing, the ____ reported values are used by the eNode-B for downlink scheduling and link adaptation, which are important features of LTE.
1) RSRP
2) RSRQ
3) RSSI
4) CQI
5) SINR
CQI: Channel Quality Indicator
CQI=0 indicates
1) full coverage
2) out of range
3) none of the above
out of range
In 4G LTE drive testing,
wideband power = noise + serving cell power + interference power
1) RSRP
2) RSRQ
3) RSSI
4) CQI
5) SINR
RSSI: Received Signal Strength Indicator
In 4G LTE drive testing,
1) RSRP=N(RSRQ/RSSI)
2) RSRQ=N(RSRP/RSSI)
3) RSSI=N(RSRQ/RSSI)
4) RSSI=N(RSRP/RSRQ)
Where N is the number of Resource Blocks of the E-UTRA carrier
RSRQ=N*(RSRP/RSSI)
Where N is the number of Resource Blocks of the E-UTRA carrier
In 5G drive testing, it indicates coverage
1) SS-RSRP
2) SS-RSRQ
3) RSSI
4) CQI
5) SS-SINR
SS-RSRQ
In 5G drive testing, The RSRP and RSSI are both measured across the same set of Resource Blocks.
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In 5G drive testing, in contrast to RSRP measurements, RSRQ measurements are not used when reporting Channel State
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In 5G drive testing, CSI-RSRP stands for
Channel State information - Reference Signal Received Power
In 5G drive testing, _______ are used for connected mode mobility, power control calculations, and beam management
1) CSI-RSRP
2) SS-RSRP
2) CSI-RSRQ
3) SS-RSRQ
CSI-RSRP
In 5G drive testing, SS-RSRP stands for
Synchronisation Signal - Reference Signal Received Power
In 5G drive testing, _______ are used for cell selection, cell reselection and mobility procedures
1) CSI-RSRP
2) SS-RSRP
2) CSI-RSRQ
3) SS-RSRQ
SS-RSRP