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linear average of the noise and interference power contribution (in Watts) over the
resource elements carrying secondary synchronization signals within the same
frequency bandwidth
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S-SS RSRQ (Secondary Synchronization Signal – Reference Signal
Received Quality) — ratio of N x SS-RSRP/NR carrier RSSI. Here N refers to
number of resource blocks in NR carrier RSSI measurement Bandwidth
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P-SS SNR (Primary Synchronization Signal – Signal to Noise Ratio) — ratio
of signal power to the noise power through the primary sync signals
NSA Analyzer also provides the seven strongest LTE signal with corresponding power
levels during its transmission period, and includes:
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RSRP (Reference Signal Received Power) – linear average over the power
contributions (in Watts) of the resource elements that carry cell-specific reference
signals (CRS) within the considered measurement frequency bandwidths
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RSRQ (Reference Signal Received Quality) – N×RSRP/(E-UTRA carrier
RSSI), where N is the number of Resource Block(RB)'s of the E-UTRA carrier
Received Signal Strength Indicator(RSSI) measurement bandwidth
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P-SS SNR (Primary Synchronization Signal – Signal to Noise Ratio) — ratio
of signal power to the noise power through the primary sync signals
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S-SS SINR (Secondary Synchronization Signal – Signal to Interference plus
Noise Ratio) — linear average over the power contribution (in Watts) of the
resource elements carrying secondary synchronization signals divided by the
linear average of the noise and interference power contribution (in Watts) over the
resource elements carrying secondary synchronization signals within the consid-
ered measurement frequency bandwidth
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S-SS RSSI (Secondary Synchronization Signal – Received Signal Strength
Indicator) — linear average of the total received power (in Watts) observed only
in secondary synchronization signal
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P-SS RSRP (Primary Synchronization Signal – Reference Signal Received
Power) — average power measurement through all the primary sync signals
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S-SS RSRP (Synchronized Signal – Reference Signal Received Power) —
linear average over the power contributions (in Watts) of the resource elements
which carry secondary synchronization signals
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P-SS RSRP (Primary Synchronization Signal – Reference Signal Received
Power) — average power measurement through all the primary sync signals
•
S-SS SINR (Secondary Synchronization Signal – Signal to Interference Plus
Noise Ratio) — linear average over the power contribution (in Watts) of the
resource elements carrying secondary synchronization signals divided by the
linear average of the noise and interference power contribution (in Watts) over the
resource elements carrying secondary synchronization signals within the same
frequency bandwidth
•
S-SS RSRQ (Secondary Synchronization Signal – Reference Signal
Received Quality) — ratio of N x SS-RSRP/NR carrier RSSI. Here N refers to
number of resource blocks in NR carrier RSSI measurement Bandwidth
•
P-SS SNR (Primary Synchronization Signal – Signal to Noise Ratio) — ratio
of signal power to the noise power through the primary sync signals
April 2021
SPA06MA-O User's Guide
22145360, R005
Chapter 8 Using NSA Signal Analyzer
Conducting OTA measurements
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