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What will happen Uplink Received Signal Strength Indicator is too low ?

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What will happen Uplink Received Signal Strength Indicator is too low ?
posted Apr 3, 2014 by Rahul Vaidya

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  • The Signal Strength indicator of total wide-band received power within the entire channel bandwidth is called USSI.
  • Having too low or too high UL RSSI will contribute to poor quality in the network

Too low RSSI could simply mean the cell is “deaf” and cannot “listen” to any UE

  • Possible reasons are components failure, incorrect parameter settings, incorrect equipment installation, etc.

  • On the other hand, too high RSSI is equally undesirable. This case is more often seen.Due to the high noise interference, it could likely lead to frequent drop calls, call setup failure and poor voice quality. Cells with UL RSSI > -90 dBm can be considered as having high UL interference.

answer Apr 4, 2014 by Hiteshwar Thakur
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