Lte Eran7.0 Mimo Feature

The statement is true because in a wireless communication system, each antenna port can be connected to one or more layers. However, it is also possible to have fewer layers than the number of antenna ports. This could be due to various reasons such as resource limitations, system design choices, or specific requirements of the communication scenario. Therefore, it is correct to say that the number of layers can be less than or equal to the number of antenna ports.

Closed loop systems are generally more accurate than open loop systems because they use feedback to continuously adjust and correct errors. However, closed loop systems are typically slower and may not be suitable for high-speed movements. In the context of the question, closed loop systems are more accurate for low-speed moving users, which aligns with the statement that closed loop systems provide more accurate feedback in such scenarios. Therefore, the answer "True" is correct.

This statement suggests that there is a relationship between rank, throughput, and coverage. It states that as the rank increases, the throughput also increases, indicating a higher data transfer rate. However, it also mentions that the coverage becomes shorter, implying that the range or reach of the network may decrease. Therefore, the statement is true as it highlights the trade-off between higher throughput and shorter coverage when considering the rank.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that when eNB receives CSI (Channel State Information) reported by a UE (User Equipment), it is not mandatory for the eNB to follow the UE instruction. The eNB may use the CSI information provided by the UE as a reference, but it has the flexibility to make its own decisions based on various factors such as network conditions, resource allocation, and optimization algorithms. Therefore, the statement is false.

In order to differentiate the data streams, the number of pre-coding metric codes must be the same as the number of layers. This means that each layer will have a unique pre-coding metric code assigned to it, allowing for the separation and identification of the different data streams. Therefore, the statement is true.

To achieve MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) in wireless communication, all transmitters (Tx) need to use the same Resource Blocks (RBs) or frequency to transmit all data streams. This is because MIMO relies on spatial multiplexing, where multiple antennas transmit different data streams simultaneously over the same frequency. By using the same RBs, the receiver can separate and decode the different data streams accurately, resulting in improved data throughput and increased system capacity. Therefore, the statement is true.

The statement is incorrect. The number of Tx ports does not determine the data capacity of a device. The data capacity is determined by various factors, including the technology used, bandwidth, and signal strength. The number of Tx ports may affect the device's ability to handle multiple connections simultaneously, but it does not directly correlate with higher data capacity. Therefore, the answer is false.

The picture cannot determine the data rate of 300 Mbps based solely on the cell bandwidth of 20MHz. The data rate is influenced by various factors such as modulation scheme, coding rate, and signal-to-noise ratio. Therefore, it is not accurate to conclude that the picture can show a data rate of 300 Mbps.

The number of Tx antenna ports is not a factor to select the CSI report mode. The CSI report mode is typically determined by factors such as the scheduling method, UE moving speed, and CQI wideband/subband reports. The number of Tx antenna ports does not directly impact the selection of the CSI report mode.

The statement that "the amount of data distributed in each layer should be equal" is false. In a layered architecture, the distribution of data can vary depending on the specific requirements and design of the system. Different layers may handle different amounts and types of data based on their respective responsibilities and functions. Therefore, it is not necessary for the amount of data distributed in each layer to be equal.