Volte MOS and Throughput Vs Coverage in LTE

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What is poorest RSRP to deliver Service in LTE

Hi readers you might be come across a situation when people can ask what will minimum RSRP to deliver good voice experience and throughput 

Below are DT observation of one of metro in India with dense clutter 
Average SINR - 5.3
Average PRB Utlization - 58.2 %

Volte MOS Vs RSRP 
Volte MOS always Good (>3.5) when coverage better than -105/-106 dBm

There is drastically degradation in MOS post RSRP -105dBm 

LTE User Throughput  Vs RSRP 

User throughput always good (>3Mbps) when RSRP better than -110dBm

-85/-95dBm is best delivery of throughout at reference RSRP

Post -100dBm throughput start degrading more frequently

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  1. AnonymousAugust 18, 2023 at 4:45 PM

    Hello, I believe you should not treat RSRP and RSRQ / SINR totally separately. If signal quality is good than even in poor RSRP conditions voice quality should be good.

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