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E1 Calculation for Radio Configurations

The document discusses how to calculate the number of time slots needed for a radio configuration based on the number of transmission units. It explains that each transmission unit divided into 8 channels needs 16 kbps per channel, so a single transmission unit needs 128 kbps. Since one time slot in an E1 frame can carry 64 kbps, each transmission unit requires 2 time slots. It then works through an example of a radio configuration with 12 transmission units divided 4/4/4 between cells, calculating that this requires 12 * 2 = 24 time slots. It notes that transmission planning typically rounds up to the nearest E1, which contains 32 time slots.

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E1 Calculation for Radio Configurations

The document discusses how to calculate the number of time slots needed for a radio configuration based on the number of transmission units. It explains that each transmission unit divided into 8 channels needs 16 kbps per channel, so a single transmission unit needs 128 kbps. Since one time slot in an E1 frame can carry 64 kbps, each transmission unit requires 2 time slots. It then works through an example of a radio configuration with 12 transmission units divided 4/4/4 between cells, calculating that this requires 12 * 2 = 24 time slots. It notes that transmission planning typically rounds up to the nearest E1, which contains 32 time slots.

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E1 Calculation Base on Radio Configuration of Cell

HISTORICAL
We know if a TRU divide into 8 channel that each of channel need 16 kbps So in one TRU need : 8 x 16 kbps = 128 kbps We know 1 TS in E1 = 64 kbps 128 kbps : 64 kbps = 2 , that equal with 2 TS ( Time Slot ) So if we have radio configuration of cell 4/4/4 with total of TRU are 12 TRU, the calculation TS ( Time Slot ) is :

12 x 2 = 24 TS ( Time Slot )
Usually for Transmission Planning Round Up to 1 E1, Because 1 E1 consist of 32 TS ( Time Slot )

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