Thanks for this video. Does the UE/NW have to choose which power saving method to use or it can use both RRC inactive state and DRX ? If both then how would that go about ?
If a UE is in RRC Inactive/Idle state, it is by default in DRX cycle. Otherwise, UE cannot listen to paging signals. Network decides RRC-state and power-saving method of the UE.
Agree. UE cannot send SR in RRC idle/inactive state. To change to 'RRC Connected' state, UE has to do a contention-based RACH procedure. I have added this correction in the description. Thanks a lot for pointing this error 🙂
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Please make a video on 5G SA call flow, if possible.
Thanks for this video. Does the UE/NW have to choose which power saving method to use or it can use both RRC inactive state and DRX ? If both then how would that go about ?
If a UE is in RRC Inactive/Idle state, it is by default in DRX cycle. Otherwise, UE cannot listen to paging signals.
Network decides RRC-state and power-saving method of the UE.
Why UE can send the scheduling request at RCC idle/inactive state?
I can't find any resource about it.
Agree. UE cannot send SR in RRC idle/inactive state. To change to 'RRC Connected' state, UE has to do a contention-based RACH procedure. I have added this correction in the description. Thanks a lot for pointing this error 🙂
very well explained. Thank you.
Thanks!