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    Uplink RSSI values in LTE that are considered poor signals depend on the bandwidth being used. For a single resource block of 180kHz, a value of -121.45 dBm would be poor. As bandwidth increases from 5 MHz to 20 MHz, the poor signal threshold gets better from -105 dBm to -99 dBm. Uplink SINR is a better indicator of user quality of experience than RSSI alone, as it accounts for interference, whereas RSSI is a combined measurement. There is no single formula to calculate RSSI for multiple resource blocks, as it can depend on the uplink channel and targeted data rates.

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    Uplink RSSI values in LTE that are considered poor signals depend on the bandwidth being used. For a single resource block of 180kHz, a value of -121.45 dBm would be poor. As bandwidth increases from 5 MHz to 20 MHz, the poor signal threshold gets better from -105 dBm to -99 dBm. Uplink SINR is a better indicator of user quality of experience than RSSI alone, as it accounts for interference, whereas RSSI is a combined measurement. There is no single formula to calculate RSSI for multiple resource blocks, as it can depend on the uplink channel and targeted data rates.

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    Uplink RSSI values in LTE that are considered poor signals depend on the bandwidth being used. For a single resource block of 180kHz, a value of -121.45 dBm would be poor. As bandwidth increases from 5 MHz to 20 MHz, the poor signal threshold gets better from -105 dBm to -99 dBm. Uplink SINR is a better indicator of user quality of experience than RSSI alone, as it accounts for interference, whereas RSSI is a combined measurement. There is no single formula to calculate RSSI for multiple resource blocks, as it can depend on the uplink channel and targeted data rates.

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    UL RSSI

    What range of RSSI is considered as a poor signal for Uplink in LTE ?

    5d

    rohit chakka Thank you young!!!

     4d

    Young Hwan Kim For 1 RB, 180KHz : -121,45 dBm


    For BW 5 MHz : -105dBm
    For BW 10 MHz : -102dBm
    For BW 15 MHz : -100dBm
    For BW 20 MHz : -99dBm

      4d

    Young Hwan Kim Normal value and Troubleshooting Guide.


    https://www.scribd.com/doc/283399469/Whats-is-Uplink-RSSI-in-LTE

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    Ramses Rodríguez Ferguson Hi Engr. - more closely related to user QoE is the UL SINR (and SNR)
    than UL RSSI per se, since whichever values are measured (or deduced) for UL RSSI are not solely
    individual RSSI from individual UEs: all UL interference contribution is present too.
    Whereas UL SINR (or SNR) - although also subject to measurement or calculation limitations - will
    provide a better figure of merit of the Rx quality, in terms of Rx capabilities in the eNB versus Noise
    or Interference plus Noise. In comparison , RSSI is a "lumped" measurement.

    I.e.: For the same conditions, UEs served and eNBs under observation: there will be a correlation
    between lower/higher UL SINR (SNR) and lower/higher UL BitRates (or general performance).
    Not necessarily so for lower/higher RSSI and lower/higher BitRates (or worse/better performance).
    Actually, trying to follow a correlation for the second scenario could even be misleading.
    Hoping to be value adding.

    Regards,

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    syed haider hi Young .Thanks. Incase more than one RB scheduled by the Enb to the same UE and
    assuming UE rf environment is fairly static is there any formula or curve to show the values of
    RSSI. Thanks

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    Josh Forgie Shouldn't the BW be fixed at one RB covering 180KHz?

     2d

    Giuseppe Petrelli It depends on what uplink channel you refer: Physical Uplink Shared Channel or
    LTE Physical Uplink Control Channel

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    Alireza Torabian Hi Rohit,


    The minimum required RSSI depends on the data rate you like to achieve in UL. In the design
    process, you need to develop the link budget based on targeted data rates in UL & DL. In the link
    budget calculation you will get the minimum required RSSI for UL.

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    Tomáš Borovský Uplink RSSI in LTE and its (un)acceptable ranges:


    http://www.telecomsource.net/showthread.php?5464-Whats-is-Uplink-RSSI-in-LTE

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