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    Feature Lte FDD TDD Lte: Read More

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    FDD LTE uses separate frequencies for uplink and downlink, reducing interference between base stations. TDD LTE uses the same frequency for uplink and downlink, increasing interference but allowing asymmetric data rates. FDD LTE uses a frame structure with separate uplink and downlink subframes, while TDD LTE uses a frame with special subframes containing guard periods to switch between uplink and downlink transmission.

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    FDD LTE uses separate frequencies for uplink and downlink, reducing interference between base stations. TDD LTE uses the same frequency for uplink and downlink, increasing interference but allowing asymmetric data rates. FDD LTE uses a frame structure with separate uplink and downlink subframes, while TDD LTE uses a frame with special subframes containing guard periods to switch between uplink and downlink transmission.

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    FDD LTE uses separate frequencies for uplink and downlink, reducing interference between base stations. TDD LTE uses the same frequency for uplink and downlink, increasing interference but allowing asymmetric data rates. FDD LTE uses a frame structure with separate uplink and downlink subframes, while TDD LTE uses a frame with special subframes containing guard periods to switch between uplink and downlink transmission.

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    Feature Lte FDD TDD Lte: Read More

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    FDD LTE uses separate frequencies for uplink and downlink, reducing interference between base stations. TDD LTE uses the same frequency for uplink and downlink, increasing interference but allowing asymmetric data rates. FDD LTE uses a frame structure with separate uplink and downlink subframes, while TDD LTE uses a frame with special subframes containing guard periods to switch between uplink and downlink transmission.

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    Feature LTE FDD TDD LTE

    FDD version is used where both uplink TDD version is used where both uplink and
    Application and downlink data rates are symmetrical. downlink data rates are asymmetrical.

    Frame structure Uses FDD frame structure Uses TDD frame structure, READ MORE

    Provided in the center of special subframes and


    Not provided, every downlink subframe used for the advance of the uplink transmission
    can be associated with an uplink timing. The no. of downlink and uplink
    Guard periods subframe. subframes is different

    REFER LTE Frequency Bands for FDD REFER LTE Frequency Bands for TDD
    Frequency bands frequency ranges frequency ranges

    Interference between neighboring base


    stations less as transmission and Interference between neighboring base stations
    reception is done on separate more, as transmission and reception is done on
    Interference frequencies. the same frequency.

    Peak Downlink data


    rate for FDD/TDD Minimum: 1.728 Mbps with 1.4MHz BW,6 RBs, QPSK modulation,
    LTE Maximum: 345.6 Mbps with 20MHz,100 RBs, 64QAM,4X4 MIMO

    Peak Uplink data rate Minimum: 1.8 Mbps with 1.4MHz BW, 6 RBs, QPSK modulation,
    for TDD/LTE FDD Maximum: 86.4 Mbps with 20MHz BW, 100 RBs, 64QAM modulation

    Working with other Interference will be higher than TD TDD LTE works well with minimum interference
    RAT version along with TD-SCDMA RAT
    LTE Frame structure
    The LTE frame structure are of two types based on topology either FDD or TDD. Total Frame duration is about 10ms.
    There are total 10 subframes in a frame. Each subframe composed of 2 time slots.
    Type 1, LTE frame structure is applicable to FDD system. As shown in the figure below, an LTE TDD frame is made of
    total 20 slots, each of 0.5ms. Two consecutive time slots will form one subframe. 10 such subframes form one radio
    frame. One subframe duration is about 1 ms. Hence LTE radio frame will have duration of about 10ms. Each radio frame
    will have 307200 Ts. Where in one Ts equals 1/(15000 x 2048) seconds.

    Type 2, LTE frame structure is application to TDD system. As shown in the figure, here radio frame composed of two half
    frames, each of 5ms duration resulting in total frame duration of about 10ms. Each radio frame will have total 10
    subframes,each subframe will have 2 time slots. subframe configuration is based on Uplink downlink configuration(0 to
    6). Usually in all the cases, subframe #0 and subframe#5 is always used by downlink. The Special subframe carry
    DwPTS(Downlink Pilot Time Slot),GP(Guard Period) and UpPTS(Uplink Pilot Time Slot). For the 5ms DL to UL switch
    point periodicity case, SS(Special subframe ) exists in both the half frames. For the 10ms DL to UL switch point
    periodicity case, SS exists only in first half frame.
    DL to UL configuration which determines what goes in all the subframes is mentioned below in the table.

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