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    Default Bandwith limitation

    Good day.

    I've made a IMSI trace on Huawei UMTS LMT. And i see bandwidth on my test user = 14 Mbps, but this is user uses HSPA+ modem, on cell 64-QAM activated, no limitation on IUB (optic line), no limitation on SIM (21 Mbit in profile).

    So, where is limitation? Why i see 14 Mbps not 21???

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    Default Re: Bandwith limitation

    What is the CQI reported by the user?

    How many codes are available for HSDPA? Are any of them used by R99?

    Is this the only user in the cell?

    Is there enough DL power?

    All these play an important role.

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    Default Re: Bandwith limitation

    Along with this the Category of Hsdpa in Modem is also important.
    High-Speed Downlink Packet Access - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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    Dear Friens.

    Have you ever saw LMT Huawei Trace, which has a name DL thrpougput&bandwidth? On this trace you see subscruber real thrpougput and his capability (bandwidth). And my qeastion was about bandwidth, but not about how to rich this value.

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    Default Re: Bandwith limitation

    Quote Originally Posted by _lisi4king View Post
    Good day.

    I've made a IMSI trace on Huawei UMTS LMT. And i see bandwidth on my test user = 14 Mbps, but this is user uses HSPA+ modem, on cell 64-QAM activated, no limitation on IUB (optic line), no limitation on SIM (21 Mbit in profile).

    So, where is limitation? Why i see 14 Mbps not 21???
    have you check the code allocation on the cell ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dodotiro View Post
    have you check the code allocation on the cell ?
    Yes, it is OK. And we had on this cell - 18Mbps. But now strange. And again qestion is not how to rich this 21Mbps. I have qestion about capability.

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    Default Re: Bandwith limitation

    A very common reason to reduce HSDPA throughput is the lack of sufficient capacity of the uplink (HSUPA in this case) to transmit TCP ACKs

    (unless you did a UDP-based throughput test)

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    Quote Originally Posted by boring View Post
    A very common reason to reduce HSDPA throughput is the lack of sufficient capacity of the uplink (HSUPA in this case) to transmit TCP ACKs

    (unless you did a UDP-based throughput test)
    Please see my attached srceenshot.
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    Default Re: Bandwith limitation

    1. UE/ Modem Capablelity
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    Default Re: Bandwith limitation

    Quote Originally Posted by _lisi4king View Post
    Please see my attached srceenshot.

    What is the Nodeb type ?

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