DOCUMENT:
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Proposed meeting agenda
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R4-B26ah-0001
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0001.zip
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Source:
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WG Chairman
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Abstract:
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Meeting agenda
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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A-MPR study for APAC700 protection
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0002
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0002.zip
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Source:
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Nokia Corporation
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Abstract:
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An A-MPR study to cover APAC700 protection from Band 26 UL emissions. -50dBm/MHz
emission limit is assumed, and it is investigated how duplex filter and modulat
or performance (LO and image suppression) affect the required A-MPR. Only 15MHz
carrier at the B26 lower edge is problematic with the study assumptions, narrowe
r carriers may be freely placed even with the most relaxed filter and modulator
performance.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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A-MPR study for Narrowband Systems protection below B26
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0003
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0003.zip
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Source:
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Nokia Corporation
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Abstract:
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An A-MPR study to cover Narrowband Systems protection at the 806-824MHz region f
rom Band 26 UL emissions. -42dBm/6.25kHz emission limit is assumed with results
also for -35dBm/6.25kHz. A-MPR requirements are simulated against various modula
tor image and LO suppression combinations and offsets.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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A-MPR study for Lower E850 protection
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0004
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0004.zip
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Source:
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Nokia Corporation
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Abstract:
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An A-MPR study to cover Lower E850 protection from Band 26 UL emissions. Results
are provided for -40dBm/MHz and -35dBm/MHz emission limits with varying modulat
or image and LO suppression characteristics, and for 2-4 MHz offsets.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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A-MPR study for Narrowband Systems protection above 851MHz
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0005
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0005.zip
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Source:
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Nokia Corporation
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Abstract:
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An A-MPR study to cover Narrowband Systems protection at the 851-859MHz region f
rom Band 26 UL emissions. A-MPR results are provided for -57 to -50dBm/6.25kHz e
mission limits, 2 and 6MHz offsets, and various modulator image and LO suppressi
on values.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Way forward on LO/IQ and Band 26 co-existence
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0006
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0006.zip
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Source:
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NTT DOCOMO
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Abstract:
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The targets are the fowllowings.
- Sharing the situation we are facing on this issue correctly.
- Generating a WF and achieving a consencus on how to handle the LO leakage and
I/Q image requirements during the RAN4 Band 26 ad-hoc meeting as well as the sub
sequent RAN4 meetings.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Co-existence between Band 26/XXVI and APAC700
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0007
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0007.zip
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Source:
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NTT DOCOMO, Nokia
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Abstract:
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The targets are the followings.
- Sharing the attainable spurious emission levels of LTE Band 26 and UMTS XXVI t
erminals to protect APAC700.
- Achiving a consensus on how to handle the above results to progress the discus
sion.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Relative Carrier leakage and I/Q image issues
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0008
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0008.zip
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Source:
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Renesas Mobile Europe Ltd
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Abstract:
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In previous meeting tightening of Relative Carrier leakage and I/Q image was agr
eed. This document considers this issue and gives proposals on how to handle it.
This document is for approval (as working assumption for B26 Ad-Hoc meeting)
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Results of Monte Carlo simulations for Band 26 coexistence s
tudies
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0009
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0009.zip
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Source:
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Qualcomm Inc
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Abstract:
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We present in this contribution the result of Monte Carlo simulations conducted
to take into account the user density and distribution. The major assumptions an
d parameters as well as the simulation methodology for LTE are taken from TR 36.
942.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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LO and IQ image assumptions
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0010
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0010.zip
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Source:
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Qualcomm Incorporated
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Abstract:
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The notion of a tightened UE LO and IQ image rejection requirement has been prop
osed. In this contribution, we discuss how these parameters can be taken into c
onsideration for the computation of A-MPR for Band 26.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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B26 Co-existence with APAC700
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0011
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0011.zip
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Source:
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Qualcomm Incorporated
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Abstract:
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We examine the Upper 850 band (Band 26) emissions into the APAC700 downlink band
. A set of 15MHz waveforms is simulated at the low end of B26 and the A-MPR is c
alculated.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Band 26 Deployment Opportunities in Asia Pacific
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0012
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0012.zip
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Source:
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KT
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Abstract:
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This contribution is for discussion.
Currently most of the Band 26 operators in Asia Pacific is using 2G CDMA and bel
ow. When these operator deploy LTE in this frequency, Band 26 is likely to be ad
opted since current consideration on coexistence issue covers most of the scenar
ios likely to occur.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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B26/APAC700 OOB Emission Limits for No A-MPR
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0013
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0013.zip
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Source:
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Qualcomm Incorporated
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Abstract:
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In this submission we simulate the relationship between B26 duplexer rejection i
nto the APAC700 DL band and the OOB emission level. In particular we assume vari
ous duplexer rejections and calculate the OOB emissions limit for which no A-MPR
is needed.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Band 26 Duplexer Performance and Spurious emission Requireme
nts (coexistence with protected APAC700)
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0014
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0014.zip
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Source:
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KDDI Corporation
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Abstract:
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This document discusses co-existence scenario with APAC700 band.
Duplexer performance of Band 26 is presented in this contribution.
Based on it, relaxation of spurious emission requirement is suggested.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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The file is uploaded
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DOCUMENT:
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The offset discussion
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0015
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0015.zip
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Source:
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Verizon
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Abstract:
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This is a discussion paper
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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The file is not uploaded
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DOCUMENT:
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Further A-MPR results for lower E850 protection at 6MHz offs
et
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0016
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0016.zip
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Source:
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Nokia Corporation
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Abstract:
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This contribution presents A-MPR simulation results for lower E850 protection wi
th 6MHz offset, which was missing from R4-B26ah-0004.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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The file is uploaded
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DOCUMENT:
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A-MPR tables for Band 26
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0017
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0017.zip
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Source:
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Nokia Corporation
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Abstract:
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This contribution is for discussion. Rel-11, e850_UB
Band 26 has many challenges in co-existence with other bands and systems as it i
s global band and is located in the 850 MHz frequency range which is very popula
rly used for mobile system world wide. This 3GPP RAN4 meeting is arranged to sol
ve these co-existence issues. This contribution is Nokia proposal how the A-MPR
tables should be defined to protect APAC700 band 27 and narrow band systems belo
w and above band 26 from the Band 26 UE emissions. A-MPR tables are drafted from
the data that was submitted to this meeting
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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The file is uploaded
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DOCUMENT:
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Band 26 UE emission limits to protect adjacent services
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0018
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0018.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
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An -53 dBm/6.25kHz emission limit is proposed for protection of narrowband servi
ces above 851 MHz, and -30 dBm/MHz for protecttion of the lower E850.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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The file is uploaded
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DOCUMENT:
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IQ image and LO leakage for A-MPR specification
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0019
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0019.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
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It is proposed that the A-MPR specification is beased on the minimum requirement
s (possibly modified) for IQ image and LO leakage. 28 dBc appears feasible.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Co-existence with Narrow Band Systems in the 851-859 MHz ran
ge
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0020
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0020.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
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An A-MPR profile for protection of services above 851 MHz is proposed. The profi
le is based on PUCCH over-provisioning and can possibly be devised with and EARF
CN dependence.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Co-existence with Narrow Band Systems in the 806-824 MHz ran
ge and with APAC700
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0021
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0021.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
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A-MPR profiles for protection of services below 824 MHz is discussed, and simula
tion results for APAC700 protection provided.
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Co-existence studies involving PSNB systems
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0022
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0022.zip
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Source:
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Motorola Solutions
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Abstract:
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This paper provides a brief comment on PSNB user distributions that are used in
real world mission critical systems. It also discusses PSNB system design criter
ia based on Industry Standard TIA
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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The file is uploaded
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DOCUMENT:
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B26 co-existence overview
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0023
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0023.zip
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Source:
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Motorola Solutions
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Abstract:
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This document provides an overview of the B26 co-existence scenarios and the rel
ated A-MPR options
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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B26 FUL_Low (806-824/5MHz)
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0024
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0024.zip
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Source:
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Motorola Solutions
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Abstract:
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This document looks at the general issues related for B26 FUL_Low (806-824/5MHz)
. The required A-MPR is a function of; ACLR, Frequency offset, channel bandwidth
, protection level, LO and image performance
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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B26 FUL_Low (806-813.5MHz)
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0025
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0025.zip
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Source:
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Motorola Solutions
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Abstract:
|
This document looks at the general issues related for B26 FUL_Low (806-813.5MHz)
. The required A-MPR is a function of; ACLR, Frequency offset, channel bandwidth
, protection level, LO and image performance
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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B26 FUL_Low (806-816MHz)
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0026
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0026.zip
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Source:
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Motorola Solutions
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Abstract:
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TThis document looks at the general issues related to the A-MPR requirements for
B26 FUL Low (806-816). The required A-MPR is a function of; ACLR, frequency off
set, channel bandwidth, protection level and LO and image performance
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Band 26 FUL High (851-859MHz)
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0027
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0027.zip
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Source:
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Motorola Solutions
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Abstract:
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This document looks at the A-MPR requirements for B26 FUL High co-existence with
NB system 851-859MHz. The required A-MPR is a function of; ACLR, frequency offs
et, channel bandwidth, protection level and LO and image performance
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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The file is uploaded
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DOCUMENT:
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Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.101
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0028
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0028.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
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TS 36.101, Rel-10, Cat B, e850_UB
Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.101
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.133
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0029
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0029.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
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TS 36.133, Rel-10, Cat B, e850_UB
Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.133
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.307
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0030
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0030.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
|
TS 36.307, Rel 8, Cat B, e850_UB
Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.307
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.307
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0031
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0031.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
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TS 36.307, Rel 9, Cat B, e850_UB
Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.307
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.307
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0032
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0032.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
|
TS 36.307, Rel 10, Cat B, e850_UB
Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 36.307
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Late Contribution Date:
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Late Contribution Flag:
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N
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DOCUMENT:
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Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 25.101
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Doc.Name
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R4-B26ah-0033
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Allocations:
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Content Type:
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0033.zip
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Source:
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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Abstract:
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TS 25.101, Rel 10, Cat B, e850_UB
Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to TS 25.101
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to 25.133
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R4-B26ah-0034
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R4-B26ah-0034.zip
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Ericsson, ST-Ericsson
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TS 25.133, Rel 10, Cat B, e850_UB
Introduction of Band 26/XXVI to 25.133
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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N
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Band 26 UE spurious emission on APAC700
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R4-B26ah-0035
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R4-B26ah-0035.zip
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Intel Corporation
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This contribution adopts the statistical approach, e.g. Monte-Carlo simulation,
to study the impact of Band 26 UE spurious emission on APAC700 DL performance wh
en they are in the same hotspot in various environments. Based on the simulation
results of all scenarios, we would recommend specifying -30dBm/MHz or at most -
40dBm/MHz as the Band 26 UE spurious emission requirement.
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Band 26 UE spurious emission on 850 MHz lower band (Band 27)
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R4-B26ah-0036
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R4-B26ah-0036.zip
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Intel Corporation
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Abstract:
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This contribution adopts the statistical approach, e.g. Monte-Carlo simulation,
to study the impact of Band 26 UE spurious emission on Band 27 DL performance wh
en they are in the same hotspot in various environments. Based on the simulation
results of all scenarios, we would recommend specifying -30dBm/MHz or at most -
40dBm/MHz as the Band 26 UE spurious emission requirement.
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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N
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Band 26 UL performance with A-MPR
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R4-B26ah-0037
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R4-B26ah-0037.zip
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Intel Corporation
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Abstract:
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This contribution studies the effect of A-MPR on Band 26 UL performance. As the
A-MPR value increases Band 26 UL performance degrades dramatically. Using a larg
e A-MPR value to meet unnecessary stringent spurious emission requirements, such
as the requirement of -50dBm/MHz or -57dBm/6.25kHz, is not a wise choice. We wo
uld recommend specifying a realistic spurious emission requirement to reduce the
burden on A-MPR and maintain a reasonable uplink performance. Otherwise, a larg
e A-MPR will degrade the system performance significantly.
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Effect of IQ Imperfections and Carrier Rejection on A-MPR
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R4-B26ah-0038
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R4-B26ah-0038.zip
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Intel Corporation
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Introducing more stringent values for the carrier rejection and image rejection
of the modulator will in some scenarios with one or few resource blocks reduce
the necessary A-MPR by 1dB, in specific cases more. It doesn’t help at all to
reduce the required A-MPR at large or full allocations.
The best way to reduce the required A-MPR is to specify reasonable spurious emis
sions requirements like -50dBm/6.25kHz instead of the overly stringent -57dBm/6.
25kHz, which reduces A-MPR by up to 8dB (counter IM3) or 6dB (full allocation).
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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N
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Band 26 UE OOBE on Public Safety
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R4-B26ah-0039
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R4-B26ah-0039.zip
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Source:
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Intel Corporation
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Abstract:
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This contribution adopts the statistical approach, e.g. Monte-Carlo simulation,
to study the impact of Band 26 UE OOBE on the Public Safety service. Based on th
e technical analysis, we would recommend to the group to adopt the Band 26 LTE U
E OOBE requirement of -50dBm/6.25kHz.
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Revision of R4-116112 on Band 26 Protection of Public Safety
in 851-854 MHz
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R4-B26ah-0040
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R4-B26ah-0040.zip
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Source:
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Motorola Mobility
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In R4-116112, the radius of the Public Safety cell was given as 7.5 km, when in
fact the value used in the analysis was 7.5 miles. Also, the labels for the two
curves in Figure 1 were reversed. Both errors have been corrected in this revi
sion.
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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N
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Co-existence between Band 26/XXVI and APAC700
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R4-B26ah-0041
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R4-B26ah-0041.zip
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Source:
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Fujitsu
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Abstract:
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This document is for approval.
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Y
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[DRAFT] LO feed-through IQ Imbalance for Band 26
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R4-B26ah-0042
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File Name:
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R4-B26ah-0042.zip
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Source:
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Fujitsu
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Abstract:
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This document is for discussion
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2012-01-13 23:59:00
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Y
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