IQQuadErr (LTE)
shows the IQ quadrature error, or angle error between I and Q for a transmit antenna, averaged over the PDSCH Physical Downlink Shared Channel subcarriers on a C-RS Cell-specific RS antenna port for all VSA measurement channels (Rx0 = Measurement Channel 1).
is expressed in number of degrees. Positive values indicate that the angle between I and Q is greater than 90 degrees. Negative values indicate that the angle between I and Q is less than 90 degrees.
is calculated for each C-RS antenna port. When a C-RS/Rx path is present, the MIMO Info Table will show the IQ quadrature error for the corresponding antenna port. C-RS/Rx paths with the same C-RS antenna port but different Rx channels will show the same value.
The will show "---" for IQ data results that cannot be calculated from the demodulated data. Cases where the IQ metrics cannot be calculated are as follows:
- The signal has the Precoding mode set to (Spatial Multiplexing), CDD set to , and the number of layers is less than the number of transmit antennas.
- The signal has only UE-RS UE-specific Reference Signal PDSCH allocations (data results do not include PDSCH transmitted on UE User Equipment (e.g. cell phone)-RS antenna ports).
- The signal in the Measurement Interval does not contain at least one PDSCH subcarrier that has a corresponding PDSCH subcarrier in the frequency-mirrored location on the other side of the DC axis.
- The transmitted data is identical on two or more layers and Codebook Idx is set to zero.
- The number of measurement channels is less than the number of C-RS antenna ports.
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