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What is maximum power reduction in LTE?

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What is maximum power reduction in LTE?
posted Jun 27, 2018 by Jaganathan

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Maximum Power Reduction -that applies for UE power class 3 depending on the modulation being used and the number of Resource Blocks (RB) transmitted in each channel bandwidth.
MPR specifies the allowed decrease in the maximum power transmitted in order to enable the device to pass transmitter adjacent channel leakage ratio (ACLR) requirements. As per 3GPP specs, MPR specifications defines the maximum power reduction that is allowable in order to meet the LTE standard’s transmitter ACLR requirements.
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answer Jul 6, 2018 by Mohit Mohan
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