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Nokia SRAN-Radio-Network-Performance-Optimization Exam Syllabus Topics:

SectionWeightObjectives
Radio Network Performance Monitoring20-25%- Performance data collection and analysis
- Performance monitoring tools and dashboards
- Real-time network monitoring techniques
- Threshold configuration and alerting
- KPI definition and measurement
SRAN Optimization Tools and Reports10-15%- Configuration management for optimization
- Report generation and interpretation
- Nokia NetAct and performance tools
- Automated optimization features
Performance Troubleshooting20-25%- Network failure identification and resolution
- Optimization case studies
- Common performance issues diagnosis
- Root cause analysis methodologies
- Troubleshooting tools utilization
SRAN Architecture and Fundamentals15-20%- SRAN network architecture overview
- Single RAN integration principles
- SRAN solution components and functions
- Radio access concepts and principles
Radio Network Optimization Techniques25-30%- Parameter tuning best practices
- Handover optimization
- Load balancing techniques
- Coverage optimization methods
- Interference analysis and mitigation
- Capacity optimization strategies

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NEW QUESTION # 30
What is the role of admission control in 5G networks ?

Answer: C


NEW QUESTION # 31
Evaluate the impact of extended FR2 cell range on power consumption.

Answer: C

Explanation:
The correct answer is C .
In FR2/mmWave , uplink coverage is often the limiting factor because UE transmit power is much lower than gNodeB transmit power, and mmWave propagation suffers from high path loss and blockage. Ericsson's mmWave coverage discussion also notes that high-band coverage is limited by uplink signal quality and high- band propagation characteristics.
When the FR2 cell range is extended, UEs farther from the serving cell must transmit uplink signals over a more difficult radio path. This usually requires higher UE transmit power, more robust MCS, more repetitions or retransmissions, and potentially longer uplink activity. As a result, UE battery consumption can increase.
Therefore, extended FR2 range generally:
Increases power consumption because UEs need more energy to transmit uplink signals.


NEW QUESTION # 32
In the context of radio capacity management , what is the significance of Scheduling Request periodicity ?

Answer: A

Explanation:
The correct answer is C .
Scheduling Request , or SR , is used by the UE to request uplink resources when it has uplink data to send.
The SR periodicity defines how often the UE gets an opportunity to send this scheduling request.
A shorter SR periodicity means the UE can request uplink resources more quickly, which improves uplink latency. However, it consumes more PUCCH/control-channel resources, reducing the number of UEs that can be efficiently supported.
A longer SR periodicity saves control-channel resources and can support more connected users, but it increases uplink access delay.
Therefore, SR periodicity is important because it creates a trade-off between:
Lower latency and higher connected-user capacity.


NEW QUESTION # 33
Consider that the UE is performing handover from LTE to NR with the help of features CB007742 / CB008731 . Referring to the picture below, at what stage can the handover be triggered from LTE to NR?

Answer: D

Explanation:
The correct answer is C: From Stage 3 .
In LTE-to-NR mobility, the handover or redirection decision is normally based on a combination of:
LTE serving-cell signal level becoming weak enough, and
NR neighbor-cell signal level becoming strong enough.
From the diagram:
In Stage 1 , LTE is still good and NR is still weak, so LTE-to-NR HO should not be triggered.
In Stage 2 , the NR neighbor signal is improving, but the required combined LTE/NR mobility condition is not yet fully satisfied.
In Stage 3 , the NR neighbor signal has crossed the required NR threshold, while the LTE serving-cell signal has degraded enough to justify moving the UE from LTE to NR. This is the first valid stage where LTE-to- NR HO can be triggered.
In Stage 4 , NR is already clearly strong, but the handover could already have been triggered earlier in Stage 3.


NEW QUESTION # 34
In the context of mmWave deployments , what is the primary benefit of analog beamforming ?

Answer: A

Explanation:
The correct answer is A .
In mmWave systems, beamforming is essential because FR2 signals suffer from high path loss and blockage.
Analog beamforming uses fewer RF chains than fully digital beamforming, so it is cheaper and less complex in terms of RF hardware, power consumption, and implementation. Research and industry references explain that analog and hybrid beamforming architectures reduce the number of required ADCs/RF chains compared with fully digital beamforming, lowering cost and power complexity.
However, analog beamforming has limitations. It usually forms one beam, or a limited number of beams, at a time from a panel. Supporting multiple independent simultaneous beams and more UEs per sector is more associated with digital or hybrid beamforming, not pure analog beamforming.
Therefore, the primary benefit is:
Low cost and low complexity for coverage at higher mmWave bands.


NEW QUESTION # 35
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