Sentence examples for mobile user equipment from inspiring English sources

Mobility management, in particular, is essential to ensure a continuous connectivity to mobile user equipment (UE) while maintaining satisfactory quality of service (QoS).

The measurements were made at a number of test points at 10m and 1.5m height, in order to simulate fixed customer premises equipment (CPE) and mobile user equipment (UE) applications.

Even if the mobile user equipment only supports one or two receive antennas, the use of two, four or even eight transmit antennas at the base station can improve the radio coverage in downlink by transmit diversity.

The main focus has been the DL (base station transmissions towards the mobile user equipment) in the first step, since many applications are asymmetric and require higher data rates on the DL than on the UL.

For the general case of N transmit antennas per cell at the base station and M receive antennas at the mobile user equipment, the transmission can be modelled as shown in Fig. 4.

A key enabler for SON in LTE is a set of 3GPP-standardised functions in the mobile user equipment which allow using these end-user devices as sensors for the network that perform all kinds of measurements and report the results back to the network [2].

Then, to minimize the total energy consumption of mobile user equipments, an algorithm that determines how user equipments switch between different networks along with their traveling trajectory is designed.

The mobile user equipments (UEs) have multiple antenna elements which allow maximal ratio combining of the received signals.

It is also quite relevant for flexible networks where the trend is to split the intelligence between the network infrastructure and mobile users' equipments.

For the radio interface between base station (denoted as Node B) and the mobile station (denoted as user equipment, or UE), a 3-layer protocol is implemented.

Discontinuous Reception mode (DRX) [15, 16] is supported to conserve the power of the mobile terminal, namely the user equipment (UE) in LTE.