Tuesday, 1 March 2016

One of the most important points to realize is that there are a vast number of diverse reasons why
CDMA systems may exhibit problems. For example, parts of the system may not operate
optimally for any combination of the following reasons:
Base station hardware failures (including intermittent problems)
Poor RF environment
Sub-optimal cell site location / antenna placement
Translations entry errors or accidental changes
Translations requiring optimization
Core network problems (capacity overflows, hardware failures, incorrect provisioning etc.)
In correct antenna assembly
Cell site capacity limitations

Improper RF optimization

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