LTE (Long Term Evolution) is a mobile communication standard . In the cellular network, mobile data can be transferred over the air in larger amounts and at higher speeds than was possible under earlier wireless communication standards.
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The architecture in Release 8 LTE has only two network elements: base station in the radio network and Access Gateway (a-GW) in the core network. … The flat network architecture reduces the network latency and thus improves the overall end user performance .
Read moreWhat is LTE infrastructure?
The infrastructure of an LTE cellular network comprises the E-UTRA/E-UTRAN air interface and the Evolved Packet Core (EPC), which includes the gateways, mobility management and subscriber databases . The air interface and packet core enable the LTE mobile user to connect to external data networks such as the Internet.
Read moreWhat are LTE network elements?
What are LTE Network elements?
Read moreIs LTE architecture is IP based?
LTE Architecture Various interfaces are designed between these entities which include Uu between UE and eNodeB, X2 between two eNodeB, S1 between EPC and eNodeB. eNodeB has functionalities of both RNC and NodeB as per previous UMTS architecture. LTE is completely IP based network .
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