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What is the difference between TAI and ECGI in LTE?

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As per my understanding, We are able to locate UE with the use of TAI then what is the use of ECGI?

posted Jan 21, 2015 by anonymous

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On behalf of Bart (https://www.facebook.com/groups/LTE.Professionals/?fref=nf )

TAI is per operators choice, while ECGI is one for cell.
So
Operator1: TAI 1+ECGI
Operator2: TAI 2+ECGI

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Difference between TAI and ECGI are
1. TAI is plmn+TAC and ecgi is plmn +cellid(eNodeBid).
2. In connected mode UE location is know at cell level to core network.
3. In Idle mode UE location is known at TAI level to core network

answer Jan 23, 2015 by Veer Pal Singh Yadav
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