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Description
Test Strategy: The TE is not sending a bandwidth grants after receiving the Bandwidth Request CDMA code.
After each code is received the TE calculates the new wiindow size.
If the new Bandwidth Request CDMA code is received outside of the window size
=> Script assigns verdict FAIL
If all further Bandwidth Request CDMA codes are received in the portion of the window that coincides
with the previous window, there is no evidence that the window size is being increased
=> Script assigns INCONC.
If sufficient number of Bandwidth Request CDMA codes are received in the portion of the window that
does not coincide with the previous window, there is evidence that the window size is being increased
=> Script assigns verdict PASS.
The script needs to know the number of transmission opportunity provided in the UL-MAP sent by the tester,
in order to measure the number of frames that the IUT defers the sending of BW CDMA.
The script uses the following approach to learn about the TOs:
const BsSimuAssignUlBurst_PeriodicRanging_BandwidthRequest c_nonOverlappingPrAndBwReqZone := {
0, Number of the Zone in which this Burst should be created
1, Burst number, should be unique within the zone starting from 0
2, Symbol offset from the start of the UL subframe
0, Subchannel offset
1, Number of symbols for the burst
6, Number of subchannels for the burst
e_bwReqPerRngOver1Symbol - Ranging method, 0=ranging over 1 symbol 1=ranging over 3 symbols
}
Is set via the f_configureBsSimu in the TC.
It can only work if the IE is sent in every frame which leads to following formula
N frames == N UL-MAP (each UL-MAP with 1 BW CDMA Request Opportunity)
Purpose
TP/SS/BWA/REQ/BV-H009
TP version: 0.0.14
Initial condition: The IUT is performing initialization procedure and has completed initial ranging.
IUT has transmitted a Bandwidth Request CDMA code.
Test purpose: Check that: On not receiving a bandwidth grant for the CDMA request, the IUT sends another Bandwidth Request
CDMA code placed randomly within a new backoff window increased by a factor two as long as the new window
is less than the maximum backoff window.