UL-BWP (6GR)

The UL-BWP sub-tab of the Carrier Definition tab configures the uplink bandwidth parts. It is shown when the carrier's Link Direction is Uplink. The collection holds between 2 and 5 bandwidth parts; use the instance selector's Add and Remove buttons to grow or shrink it (only the last BWP can be removed).

UL Up Link (reverse link: from cell phone to base station)-BWP Enabled - Enables or disables this bandwidth part. It is the first row of the tab; while it is cleared, the rows below it are grayed.

Default: BWP 0 enabled; all others disabled

BWP ID - (Read-only) The bandwidth part's ID. The ID uniquely identifies the BWP; channels associate themselves with a BWP through it.

Numerology - (Read-only) Reports the numerology (subcarrier spacing) of this bandwidth part. Every bandwidth part of a carrier uses that carrier's subcarrier spacing; a bandwidth part cannot be given a numerology of its own. To change it, set the carrier's Resource Grid numerology.

Choices: µ = 0 : 15 kHz kiloHertz: A radio frequency measurement (one kilohertz = one thousand cycles per second)., µ = 1 : 30 kHz, µ = 2 : 60 kHz, µ = 3 : 120 kHz

RB Offset - Sets the RB offset of this bandwidth part within the carrier's resource grid.

Default: 0

Range: 0 to (maximum RB count minus 1) for the carrier's configuration

RB Number - Sets the number of resource blocks in this bandwidth part.

Default: Auto — the largest RB count for the carrier's frequency range, bandwidth, and numerology

Range: 1 to the maximum RB count

See Also

Carrier Definition Tab

Resource Grid

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