We’ve already designated that eNB stands for evolved NodeB, and is often abbreviated as eNodeB or eNB. It also means the RNC is no longer needed. This means LTE eNB relies on the radio resource management algorithm and its implementation, in order to be successful. In LTE, as reported by Artia Networks, eNBs (evolved NodeB) manage radio resource and mobility in the cell and sector to optimize all the UE’s communication in flat radio network structure. Before LTE, Radio Network Controller (RNC) nodes controlled the radio resources and mobility over multiple NodeB (3G base stations) underneath, in heretical radio access network. The notable difference between LTE and 3G is the base station change. The main goal of LTE is to provide users with mobile data speed they want and need, in a way legacy 3G networks just couldn’t do. ![]() ![]() In fact, for LTE, evolution is a good thing! In life and especially in technology, everything evolves.
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