An Explanation of the Driving Factors for LTE & LTE Network Architecture With Mpirical

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In this video we discuss two topics: Driving Factors for LTE and LTE Network Architecture.
This video is taken from our LTE System Engineering course, which takes a “day in the life” approach to the LTE handset, detailing all the typical activity the handset undertakes as it interacts with the network. Procedures such as Initial Attach, Bearer Establishment, Mobility and Interworking are all considered. In conclusion, the course focuses on voice services, with emphasis on both CSFB and VoLTE.
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29 июн 2024

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@charleskemakolam7877 5 лет назад

Very clear,simple,concise and fathomable

@MrAlexmamora 6 лет назад

Quite informative ..Love the simplicity & layout.End User(Ms)-EUTRAN-EPCN & Bearer Network interface.

@VADroidTS555 4 года назад

Informative. Video starts at @4:18

@dakaloramugumo5434 5 лет назад

Well articulated

@RamaKrishna-et2ne 6 лет назад

very nice ..

@TheNaturalHairAddict 3 года назад

You have saved me😁

@marceloguido9173 2 года назад

Do you have a monthly subscription price to your learning platform or is it an individual course price based?

@Mpirical 2 года назад

Hi Marcelo, you can purchase individual courses on our site or pay an annual subscription for a package which includes all of our online courses and learning resources. Both will give you access to the learning platform. Here's more information: www.mpirical.com/online-anytime

@YounisAminBangi 6 лет назад

Where can I find this PPT. PPt used in this video.

@charleslibby7542 6 лет назад

Why would you want to steal their hard work?

@YounisAminBangi 6 лет назад

Steal? Charles from when is asking for something called as "Stealing"?

@charleslibby7542 6 лет назад

If you have permission to reuse the slides with a formal agreement, I agree with you, it is not stealing. But if you are planning on using it to deliver training, just asking for the slides does not give you permission to do that. Thus using the slides constitutes stealing of material. I have had it happen to me and my company many times so our policy is never to give the slides.