If this parameter is set to ROUND_DOWN, all allocated RBs are fully utilized,
spectral efficiency is high, but cell throughput is relatively low.
If this parameter is set to ROUND_UP, a few allocated RBs are not utilized, spectral
efficiency is low, but cell throughput is relatively high. Compared with setting this
parameter to ROUND_UP,setting this parameter to ADAPTIVE does not waste RBs
when the number of required RBGs is less than 1.
If this parameter is set to OFF, the number of OFDM symbols occupied by the
PDCCH is fixed and cannot be dynamically adjusted.
If this parameter is set to ON, the number of OFDM symbols occupied by the PDCCH
is dynamically adjusted based on the number of required CCEs, and therefore cell
downlink throughput increases.
If this parameter is set to ECFIADAPTIONON, the dynamic adjustment of the number
of OFDM symbols occupied by the PDCCH considers cell downlink throughput, and
therefore can reach higher throughput when downlink frequency selective scheduling is
enabled.
If this parameter is set to OFF, more DMRS resources are consumed for uplink timing
when sounding reference signal (SRS) resources are not configured for UEs in heavily
loaded cells where there is a large number of UEs. As a result, the access success rate
and uplink and downlink throughput decrease, and the service drop rate increases.
If this parameter is set to ON, DMRS resources used for uplink timing decrease. As a
result, the access success rate and the uplink and downlink throughput do not decrease,
and the service drop rate does not increase in heavily loaded cells where there is a large
number of UEs. However, the uplink and downlink throughput of UEs that move faster
than 120 km/h decreases because of delayed uplink timing.
if preallocation is enabled, the delay of uplink data transmisstion is shortened, but the
uplink interference and UE power comsumption are increased.
if preallocation is disabled, the delay of uplink data transmission is increased, but the
uplink interference and UE power consumption are decreased.
If this switch is on and the number of UEs in the cell is large, the number of
retransmitted inter-RAT handover commands and the RRC Connection Release
messages decreases, and less air interface resources are consumed.
If this switch is off, some UEs may not reply to HARQs/ARQs of inter-RAT handover
commands, which causes the eNodeB to retransmit inter-RAT handover commands
repeatedly. In addition, some UEs may not send ACK to the eNodeB in response to the
RRC Connection Release messages, which causes the eNodeB to retransmit the RRC
Connection Release messages repeatedly. When one of the preceding conditions is met,
uplink and downlink throughput in the cell may decrease.
16) DataThdInPdcchPdschBal :
DL Scheduling : MOD CELLDLSCHALGO: LocalCellId=0, DataThdInPdcchPdschBal= 17000,
UeNumThdInPdcchPdschBal=100;
17) UeNumThdInPdcchPdschBal :
If the number of synchronized UEs in the cell is less than this parameter value, the
network performance is not affected.
If the number of synchronized UEs in the cell is greater than or equal to this parameter
value, PDCCH and PDSCH resources are balanced, increasing PRB usage in the
PDSCH and downlink throughput in large traffic volume scenarios.