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Basic Of 5G:

• 5G Basic PART I
• 5G Basic PART II ( Key performance requirements)
• 5G Basic PART III(Use Cases of 5G)
• MCG,SCG,PCell.PSCell,spCell,SCell,CellGroupID,spCellConfig,ServCellIndex (Definitions)
• FR1 and FR2 band list (NRARFCN table)
• DC Carrier in NR
• DC Carrier in NR part 2 (interview QUS and ANS)

Deployment Option for NSA or SA:

• 5G Deployment Option1
• 5G Deployment Option2
• 5G Deployment Option-3/3a/3x
• 5G Deployment Option-4/4a
• 5G Deployment Option-5
• 5G Deployment Option-6
• 5G Deployment Option-7/7a/7x
• 5G Deployment Option-8/8a
• 5G Deployment Scenarios

Dual Connectivity (ENDC,MRDC,NRDC):

• Type of Dual Connectivity
• 5G Flexible Numerology
• Carrier Aggregation & Dual Connectivity
• Carrier Aggregation Part-1( interview questions and answers)
• Carrier Aggregation Part-2 (interview questions and answers)

Signaling Radio Bearer (SRB):

• SRB BasicPart-1 (SRB0,SRB1,SRB2,SRB3 and interview Question)
• SRB BasicPart-2 (SRB0,SRB1,SRB2,SRB3 and interview Question)
• SRB BasicPart-3 (SRB0,SRB1,SRB2,SRB3 and interview Question)

Coreset (PDCCH):

• 5G CORESET Part-1
• Why PHICH and PCFICH channel is not present in NR (5G)?

BWP:

• BWP Part-1
• BWP Part-2 BWP in SA and NSA
• Types of BWP in SA and NSA Case

AI in 5G:

• AI-5G Introduction Part-1
• AI-5G Introduction Part-2

SSB:

• SSB Basic Part-1
• SSB Basic Part-2 (5g & 4g synchronization process, pci in 5g, basic of ssb)

Reference signal:

• Reference Signal Part-1 (Basic of RS)
• Reference Signal Part-2 (DMRS, SRS,TRS)
• Reference Signal Part-3 (PTRS,CSI-RS)

PRACH/ RACH:

• PRACH Part-1 (Basic, LTE interview QUS and ANS)
• PRACH Part-2 (Basic when does UE need to perform RACH in NR/LTE case)
• PRACH Part-3 (Preamble Formats)

Beamforming:

• Beamforming Part-1 (Basic, beamforming interview QUS and ANS)
• Beamforming Part-2 (Beamforming benefits are obtained in practice with massive MIMO antennas)
• Beamforming Part-3 (Digital and Analogue domain Beamforming benefits)

Cell Selection:

• Cell Selection Part-1 (Basic, Cell selection interview QUS and ANS for SA and LTE)
• Cell Selection Part-2 (Cell selection criteria interview QUS and ANS for SA and LTE)

HARQ:

• HARQ Part-1 (Basic, HARQ, ARQ interview QUS and ANS for SA and LTE)

DSS:

• DSS Part-1 (Basic of DSS)
• DSS Part-2 (DSS interview QUS and ANS for SA and LTE)
• DSS Part-3

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1. Umang20 March 2019 at 05:22

   Nice briefing,

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2. Anupam22 March 2019 at 09:58

   Good one !

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3. Unknown19 January 2020 at 20:53

   Nicely explained

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4. Unknown30 January 2020 at 20:52

   You have any information of how AMF decode number of bits present in nrcellid which consists of variable gnb id and variable cell I'dThanks in advance

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5. Anonymous6 February 2020 at 21:45

   How is voice handled in 5G. Can you provide details on EPS fallback procedure and Voice over NR procedure.

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   1. Blacktechoguys21 February 2020 at 07:50

      Sure, we will write article on EPS Fallback and IRAT Fallback........

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6. Gokulnath27 February 2020 at 21:24

   Waiting for detailed 5G registration process and call flow process

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7. Anonymous29 March 2023 at 00:45

   Good one !

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8. 923875701021 June 2024 at 19:18

   5G

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9. 923875701021 June 2024 at 19:19

   vivo

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