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Resource Block calculation

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Hi,

I just wanted to know how number of resource block calculation is done,
i mean to say:

System BW Number of RBs

1.4 6
3 15
5 25
10 50
and so on

posted Sep 6, 2017 by Sushant Bose

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Hi,

Each in LTE we have one resource block = 12 subcarriers * 7 OFDM sybolms
Each subcarrier is 15khz hence in total 12*15= 180khz each resource block

For example, lets take 3MHZ BW as per LTE spec it have 15RBs

lets calculate this .... 180khz*15 = 2700khz = 2.7MHZ

Among our 3MHZ BW 2.7MHZ only used for actual data transmission. Remaining 0.3MHZ can be used to guard subcarriers.

Hence in any BW all the spectrum cant be used for data transmission.

Regards,
Suchi

answer Sep 7, 2017 by Suchakravarthi Sripathi
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