5G MAC Layer

Common Causes of MSG2 RACH Failure in 5G NR

MSG2 RACH Failure Common Causes in 5G NR: The Random Access Channel (RACH) procedure in 5G NR is a critical part of establishing a communication link between the (UE) and the gNB. MSG2, which is the Random Access Response sent…

RNTI values and its usage in 5G NR

RNTI Values In 5G NR, RNTI (Radio Network Temporary Identifier) values are super important for figuring out different types of communication in the network. They help us tell apart control and data transmissions, so we can manage resources efficiently. Each…

5G NR Cell Scan and RACH Procedure Poster

Introducing a comprehensive poster detailing the 5G NR Cell Scan Procedure and RACH Procedure. This visual guide offers a step-by-step overview of how UE initiate’s the cell scan procedure upon powering on, delving into the intricacies of 5G cell scanning.…

Idle Mode DRX in 5G NR

Discontinuous Reception (DRX) is a power-saving feature designed to extend the battery life of mobile devices. It achieves this by allowing the device to switch off its radio receiver when not expecting network communication, thus reducing power consumption significantly. DRX…

SCHEDULING REQUEST

Scheduling Request in 5G-NR

The concept of Scheduling request is same for LTE and 5G NR. Scheduling request is way for UE to tell the network that it has some data in its MAC buffer and it needs PHY resources in Uplink to send…

PDCCH ORDER 5gnr

PDCCH order in 5G NR

PDCCH order is one of the reasons for RACH trigger in both LTE and 5G-NR. If the network detects that there is DL Data to be sent to UE in its MAC Buffer and there is a UL synchronization issue…

Beam Correspondence

Beam Correspondence in 5G-NR

3GPP Defines Beam correspondence as to the ability of the UE to select a suitable beam for UL transmission based on DL measurements with or without relying on UL beam sweeping. The beam correspondence requirement is satisfied assuming the presence…