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    Rsrp、Rsrq、Sinr: Reporter

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    The document discusses three key radio resource management metrics: RSRP, RSRQ, and SINR. It defines RSRQ as equal to RSRP multiplied by N and divided by the interference plus noise over N PRBs plus a scaling factor. SINR is defined as the signal power over M PRBs divided by the interference plus noise over those same M PRBs. The document also shows that without power boosting and even interference distribution, RSRQ is equal to the inverse of SINR plus a loading factor, demonstrating the relationship between the two metrics.

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    Rsrp、Rsrq、Sinr: Reporter

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    The document discusses three key radio resource management metrics: RSRP, RSRQ, and SINR. It defines RSRQ as equal to RSRP multiplied by N and divided by the interference plus noise over N PRBs plus a scaling factor. SINR is defined as the signal power over M PRBs divided by the interference plus noise over those same M PRBs. The document also shows that without power boosting and even interference distribution, RSRQ is equal to the inverse of SINR plus a loading factor, demonstrating the relationship between the two metrics.

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    The document discusses three key radio resource management metrics: RSRP, RSRQ, and SINR. It defines RSRQ as equal to RSRP multiplied by N and divided by the interference plus noise over N PRBs plus a scaling factor. SINR is defined as the signal power over M PRBs divided by the interference plus noise over those same M PRBs. The document also shows that without power boosting and even interference distribution, RSRQ is equal to the inverse of SINR plus a loading factor, demonstrating the relationship between the two metrics.

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    Rsrp、Rsrq、Sinr: Reporter

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    The document discusses three key radio resource management metrics: RSRP, RSRQ, and SINR. It defines RSRQ as equal to RSRP multiplied by N and divided by the interference plus noise over N PRBs plus a scaling factor. SINR is defined as the signal power over M PRBs divided by the interference plus noise over those same M PRBs. The document also shows that without power boosting and even interference distribution, RSRQ is equal to the inverse of SINR plus a loading factor, demonstrating the relationship between the two metrics.

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    RSRP、RSRQ、SINR

    Reporter: Richard.Su
    RSRQ = RSRP/(RSSI/N)

    = RSRP*N/(IN_n + ρ*12*N*Psc)

    SINR=S/(IN_m)
    Where
    N is # of PRBs(per cell resource blocks) for RSRQ
    M is # of PRBs allocated to UE based on which SINR is measured
    Psc is average Rx power per subcarrier. In case of no power boost for RS, Psc=RSRP.
    IN_n is Interference plus noise over N PRBs used for RSRQ measurement
    IN_m is Interference plus noise measured over M PRBs allocated to UE (for SINR).

    In case that I+N is evenly distributed in all PRBs, then IN_n/N = IN_m/M.
    ρ: loading (% of subcarriers transmitted) over N PRBs for RSRQ
    S=Psc*M*12 is signal power.

    Without RS power boost and with evenly distributed interference over all PRBs, we
    have RSRQ = 1/[(1/SINR+ ρ)*12]
    Relation between SINR and RSRQ

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