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What are various LTE Network elements?

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Sorry for asking basic question, please help me to understand basic architecture of LTE.

posted Nov 24, 2013 by Neelam

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UE - EnodeB - MME - HSS - SGW - PGW - PCEF - PCRF - OCS [online charging system ], OFC [offline charging], - AAA server.

Check this link for more detail...
http://www.eventhelix.com/lte/lte-tutorials.htm

answer Nov 24, 2013 by sivanraj
How r they connected?
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As such there are a number of nodes in lte network. The whole network is divided into AS and NAS network.
AS stands for "access stratum", mainly eNodeB belongs to AS network. UE and eNodeB both have air interface (namely Uu interface). Other network is core network which is known as "NAS component" of a network.

MME, HSS, SGW, PGW, PCEF, PCRF, SPR and AF are the main nodes in core network which do their specific task while handling of Ue attach procedure. Every node is the network performs a number of functionality which can't be covered here as one answer. If you want to get more details per node then you have to go through a number of 3GPP specifications .

answer Dec 21, 2013 by Vimal Kumar Mishra
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