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    Default RLC vs Mac Layer throughput

    Hi Gurus,

    what at is the exact difference between Calculating throughput from RLC or Mac and which is preferred ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Darweesh View Post
    Hi Gurus,

    what at is the exact difference between Calculating throughput from RLC or Mac and which is preferred ?

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    MAC Throughput contains additional headers and padding bits as compared to the RLC . Thats why is is higher also.
    What is preferable depends on the System Vendor as well as Operator Requirement. But Generally we use Mac Throughput to measure system performance.

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    Default Re: RLC vs Mac Layer throughput

    MAC layer ,possible to do re-transmitted

    so MAC will count all
    Normal packet
    Not complete packet
    re-send packet

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    Default Re: RLC vs Mac Layer throughput

    Hi,

    Yes, MAC Layer will include normal as well re-transmitted packet also.

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    Default Re: RLC vs Mac Layer throughput

    In huawei counter, MAC throughput does not have header and retransmit data. All are excluded.

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    Default Re: RLC vs Mac Layer throughput

    how much is difference?

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    Default Re: RLC vs Mac Layer throughput

    Hi Kadir

    Can you mention the Throughput Calculation formula along with the counter descriptions.

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    Default Re: RLC vs Mac Layer throughput

    Quote Originally Posted by SHIVAM View Post
    MAC Throughput contains additional headers and padding bits as compared to the RLC . Thats why is is higher also.
    What is preferable depends on the System Vendor as well as Operator Requirement. But Generally we use Mac Throughput to measure system performance.
    So, Mac throughput will always be higher ? The debate is Mac thr. is used coz its more related to Radio side.( to detect any issues)
    But, mean while RLC throughput is more related/nearer to the User/App Layer which the customer experience

    Thanks a lot Shivam

    Quote Originally Posted by SHIVAM View Post
    Hi,

    Yes, MAC Layer will include normal as well re-transmitted packet also.
    I think we have to exclude the re-transmission by adjusting the formula by * (1-ReTx ratio)

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    Default Re: RLC vs Mac Layer throughput

    MAC-D throughput per Ue=V.S.HSDPAthroughput.sum/V.S.hsdpathroughput.sample this is RAN16 formula

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    Default Re: RLC vs Mac Layer throughput

    Hi Kadir,

    Dont see any Adjustment done in this formula for Re-Transmitted Packet Exclusion.
    Please check the counter definition, if it is excluding re-transmitted packets then it must have been mentioned explicitly in its definition.

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