Transcription of LTE in a Nutshell - Frank Rayal
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Telesystem Innovations LTE in a Nutshell : Protocol architecture WHITE PAPER LTE in a Nutshell : Protocol architecture 2 2010 Telesystem Innovations Inc. All rights reserved. PROTOCOL OVERVIEW This whitepaper presents an overview of the protocol stack for LTE with the intent to describe where important functions reside along with the implications of such architectural design. First, and by way of a refresher, Figure 1 shows the elements of the evolved packet system (EPS) along with the interface protocol designations. Figure 2 shows the functional split between the E-UTRAN and the EPC. FIGURE 1 THE EPS NETWORK ELEMENTS. The radio protocol architecture for LTE can be separated into control plane architecture and user plane architecture as shown in Figure 3 and Figure 4. The user plane protocol stack between the e-Node B and UE consists of the following sub-layers: PDCP (Packet Data Convergence Protocol), RLC (radio Link Control), and Medium Access Control (MAC).
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