TR 37.802 – MSR BS RF Requirements for Non-Contiguous Spectrum
3GPP TR 37.802 is the 3GPP Technical Report for MSR BS RF Requirements for Non-Contiguous Spectrum. It is part of 3GPP Rel-10 (version 10.1.0).
Specifies RF requirements for Multi-Standard Radio Base Stations operating in non-contiguous spectrum to enable efficient multi-RAT deployments.
Releases and versions of TR 37.802
| Release | Latest version | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Rel-10 | 10.1.0 | Read · Download (3GPP) |
Scope of TR 37.802
Category: Radio Access (RF Requirements). Technology generation: Multi-Gen. Network layer: RAN.
Who should read this specification?
- Network operators
- Device manufacturers
- Regulators and standards bodies
- Researchers and academics
Implementation notes
Complexity level: Advanced. Implementation difficulty: High.
Key technologies
Other specifications in the 37 series
- TR 37.718-11 Rel-18 DC of 1 LTE band and 1 NR band
- TR 37.718-21 Dual Connectivity of 2 bands LTE inter-band CA and 1 NR band
- TS 37.719 Rel-19 Dual Connectivity Band Combinations
- TR 37.801 UMTS/LTE 3500 MHz Band Study
- TR 37.803 H(e)NB Mobility Enhancements Study
- TR 37.804 UMTS/LTE 900 MHz Band Study for Japan/Korea
- TR 37.805 HSPA & LTE Joint Operation Study
- TR 37.806 Harmonized Frequency Variant Study for 806-894 MHz
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Frequently asked questions
What is 3GPP TR 37.802?
3GPP TR 37.802 is the 3GPP Technical Report for MSR BS RF Requirements for Non-Contiguous Spectrum. Specifies RF requirements for Multi-Standard Radio Base Stations operating in non-contiguous spectrum to enable efficient multi-RAT deployments.
Which 3GPP releases include TR 37.802?
TR 37.802 is part of 3GPP Rel-10. The latest version on 3GPP Explorer is 10.1.0 (Rel-10).
What category does TR 37.802 belong to?
TR 37.802 belongs to the Radio Access (RF Requirements) category of 3GPP specifications. It applies to Multi-Gen networks.
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