LTE Physical layer : LTE Frame structure, RE, Resource blocks and SRB with number of RB Calculation

[@WinInk]

I have re-calculated everything. For BW above 3Mhz and which are a multiple of 5, for example 5Mhz, 10, 15 and 20MHz, you take the guard space as 10% of the entire BW. Then you remove this Guard band from the BW and divide it by the 180 KHz and you would get the exact RB for the LTE specifications. Thank you for highlighting it :)

[@Abo_hamza911]

thanks

[@asifraza7167]

Thanks

[@atahanaltuntas6164]

best LTE teaching video i have seen for a while on youtube. Really appreciated

[@WinInk]

Thanks for the feedback :)

[@hotcheetoo625]

Your channel is the channel I have been waiting for. Good explanation and in depth. Thank you for this and thank you for teaching this from scratch!

[@WinInk]

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[@bhavinjoshi6780]

A big thumbs up. Very well explained Sir!!!

[@WinInk]

Thanks for liking

[@malikashrestha3993]

Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial, really helped for my project for final year :)

[@WinInk]

Thanks Malika for your feedback. We hope you get an A in your FYP :)

[@albertosanchez_telecomunic9619]

@@WinInk Please, Can you use a microphone? Thanks a lot.

[@dineshraghunath]

Can you please tell the 3gpp TS in which the Guard band formula is mentioned?

[@WinInk]

will need to look for it. Hopefully will include in one of my next videos.

[@mattc8962]

Well explained and easy to understand. Thx

[@WinInk]

thank you so much

[@rajeshkanna4697]

Thank you so much for your wonderful explanations, like this the same support need for MAC, RLC & PDCP layers for better understandings..

[@WinInk]

Glad it was helpful! Would try my best to help with other videos

[@arunravi961]

Hi is there any specific reason y the location of PSS and SSS is fixed in one subframe,like PSS is FDD can be in a different loocation ,please let me know

[@WinInk]

It is for giving the UE the best chance to decode the network info and camp on it.

[@maadhyam]

Can you tell us where you are getting that formula for Guard band calculations. LTE talks about 100 PRBs for 20 Mhz block. We are seeing 110 based on your formula. Appreciate a response.

[@WinInk]

Hi Kiran. You are right. I will check and get back with the correction. Thanks for highlighting it.

[@arunravi961]

Hi I have got one doubt with respect the the cell search during the cell search how Ue comes to know whether the pss is in the last symbol of slot 0 and 10 and the preceding symbol is SSS..is it like PSS and Sss sequences are pre known to Ue during cell search procedure and then it validates slot 0 and 10 please clarify ?

[@WinInk]

Hi Arun. This needs a long description. Would definitely include them in one of the next videos.

[@arunravi961]

Thanks a lot waiting for that 😀

[@vikashdhillon04]

@@WinInk please share this, we are searching for this

[@vikashdhillon04]

@@arunravi961 have you got your answer, if yes please share

[@arunravi961]

@@vikashdhillon04 no still waiting

[@venkatkumar812]

Excellent video. Which is the video next to this one?

[@WinInk]

Thanks. Please go the video section of the channel.

[@mennatallahali1868]

Thanks a lot, your video has really helped me, can you please make a video about resource allocation in LTE with more details, I really need it.

[@WinInk]

Sure will try to upload some more videos in Feb.

[@VishalSharma-rf4gy]

Hello Sir Please Make a detailed video over LTE, Volte & NR CALL Flow🙏

[@WinInk]

VoLTE videos are already there - Will try to make one for LTE and NR -

[@Sumit_Bure]

Excellent sir ji

[@WinInk]

Thanks :)

[@naeemqalandrani]

If we calculate with this formula the result is 26, 54 and 110 RBs for 5Mhz 10 Mhz and 20 Mhz respectively while the standard is 25, 50 and 100 resource blocks for 5, 10 and 20 MHz. Can you please explain?

[@WinInk]

Please check the pinned comment

[@trading_jp]

Thanks sir for your videos

[@WinInk]

Most welcome

[@dahlia2631]

Thanks for the simplest explanation!.. could you please make a video on RF impairments and mitigation methods ?!!

[@WinInk]

Sure. Would you elaborate a little more on what you are actually looking for.

[@satishgvt777]

Why 1RB contains only 12 subcarrier. Is it standard in LTE.

[@WinInk]

Yes it is

[@anilkumarchoudhary8444]

why sub carrier is 12 and not any other value ? i found so many video and document saying RB=12*15khz= 180 khz but no where give reason why sub carrier is 12 only ?

[@WinInk]

Its a 3GPP specification. Why its 12? 3GPP researchers would have decided on this after careful considerations.

[@Abo_hamza911]

good job bro

[@WinInk]

Thanks

[@dm3434]

Thanks for the wonderful knowledge sharing I have one doubt How one complete radio frame can be transmitted over a lower Bandwith system like 1.4/3/5 MHZ As I understand 1 subframe =2 slot; 1slot =1RB ( 12 Subcarrier in frequency domain and 7 OFDM symbol (NCP) time domain ) having a duration of 0.5 ms . So 6 RB = 3ms Now as per your lession one frame=10ms , then how canwe transmit it over 6RB(3ms)/1.4MHz bandwidth ???

[@WinInk]

will try to explain this in one of the next videos.

[@abdulrahmanalmeqdad8111]

Bro,, I saw one video about PRB, that video saying in time domain there is 7 symbols and in frequency domain there is 12 subcarriers and all of this is 1 RB, but you are saying frequency domain 1 subcarrier and time domain is 7 symbol???

[@WinInk]

Yes that is correct

[@Abo_hamza911]

can u do the calculation for Bw20 mega

[@WinInk]

I have published the answer in the pinned comment

[@jamesrule1]

Thank you. :)

[@WinInk]

You're welcome!

[@asifraza7167]

Great

[@WinInk]

Thanks

[@magedrefat1658]

A very clear explanation, but the voice is a bit low. Any way, thank you very much :-)

[@WinInk]

You're welcome

[@rudinflidersansimanullang4062]

thank you so much

[@WinInk]

You're welcome! Thanks for the positive feedback

[@bhanunagarla9622]

Your explanation is highly impressive but the voice is really low , Kindly try to fix this in your forthcoming videos

[@WinInk]

have tried to fix the audio in the recent videos

[@dilipankrishnan]

Nice

[@WinInk]

Thanks

[@ankomahalex]

The volume is low.

[@WinInk]

Hi Alex. I have tried to improve in the recent videos. Please check them out.

[@allarousan8041]

Voice is very low, can't hear well 😕

[@WinInk]

Apologies for that. Have resolved this issue in recent videos. Try to use Chrome volume booster

[@AnupamaLingampalli]

Thanks alot for crisp explanation, well understood but your voice is damn slow. Struggled to hear and understand the session .

[@WinInk]

Thanks for the feedback. Have tried to improve in the recent videos

[@iainmeikle3616]

Your audio is incredibly low !

[@WinInk]

Have tried to improve in the recent videos

[@mustapha-d2k]

Thank you so much

[@WinInk]

You're most welcome

[@theniguy89]

Thank you very much

[@WinInk]

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