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TR 37.815 – Study on High Power UE for EN-DC

3GPP TR 37.815 is the 3GPP Technical Report for Study on High Power UE for EN-DC. Its official 3GPP title is “Study on high power User Equipment (UE) (power class 2) for E-UTRA (Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access) - NR Dual Connectivity (EN-DC) (1 LTE FDD band + 1 NR TDD band)”. It is part of 3GPP Rel-16 (version 16.0.0).

Technical report studying introduction of Power Class 2 for EN-DC with 1 LTE FDD + 1 NR TDD band to improve uplink coverage and cell edge throughput.

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Document type
Technical Report
Latest release
Rel-16
Latest version
16.0.0
Series
Category
Radio Access
Network layer
UE
Technology
Multi-Gen

Releases and versions of TR 37.815

ReleaseLatest versionLinks
Rel-16 16.0.0 Read · Download (3GPP)

Scope of TR 37.815

Category: Radio Access (UE Radio Transmission & Reception). Technology generation: Multi-Gen. Network layer: UE.

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Implementation notes

Complexity level: Advanced. Implementation difficulty: High.

Key technologies

LTE5GNREN-DCHPUE

Other specifications in the 37 series

Related glossary terms

UEEN-DCNRHPUEE-UTRAPoutNOTEClauseP-MPRULINFOEDGE

Related topics

LTE / LTE-Advanced5G NR (New Radio)Lawful Intercept

Related technologies

LTE5G

Frequently asked questions

What is 3GPP TR 37.815?

3GPP TR 37.815 is the 3GPP Technical Report for Study on High Power UE for EN-DC. Technical report studying introduction of Power Class 2 for EN-DC with 1 LTE FDD + 1 NR TDD band to improve uplink coverage and cell edge throughput.

Which 3GPP releases include TR 37.815?

TR 37.815 is part of 3GPP Rel-16. The latest version on 3GPP Explorer is 16.0.0 (Rel-16).

What category does TR 37.815 belong to?

TR 37.815 belongs to the Radio Access (UE Radio Transmission & Reception) category of 3GPP specifications. It applies to Multi-Gen networks.

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