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Evaluation methodology
4.1
Antenna gain modelling
4.2
Performance metrics
4.3
Link budget template
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Baseline coverage performance
5.1
Baseline coverage performance for FR1
5.2
Baseline coverage performance for FR2
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Potential techniques for coverage enhancements
6.1
PUSCH coverage enhancements
6.2
PUCCH coverage enhancements
6.3
Coverage enhancements for channels other than PUSCH and PUCCH
7
Conclusions
A
Simulation assumptions
B
Simulation results for baseline coverage performance
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Evaluation methodology
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4.1
Antenna gain modelling
4.1.1
gNB antenna gain modelling
4.1.2
UE antenna gain modelling
Word‑p. 10
4.2
Performance metrics
4.3
Link budget template
Word‑p. 13
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Baseline coverage performance
Word‑p. 14
5.1
Baseline coverage performance for FR1
5.1.1
Representative values and observation for each scenario
5.1.1.1
Urban 4GHz TDD scenario
5.1.1.2
Urban 2.6GHz TDD scenario
Word‑p. 18
5.1.1.3
Rural 4GHz TDD NLOS O2I scenario
Word‑p. 20
5.1.1.4
Rural 2.6GHz TDD NLOS O2I scenario
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5.1.1.5
Rural 2GHz FDD NLOS O2I scenario
Word‑p. 26
5.1.1.6
Rural 700MHz FDD NLOS O2I scenario
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5.1.1.7
Rural 4GHz with long distance TDD LOS O2O scenario
Word‑p. 30
5.1.2
Bottleneck identification by representative values
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5.1.3
Observation from the simulation result not using representative values
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5.2
Baseline coverage performance for FR2
5.2.1
Representative values and observation for each scenario
5.2.1.1
Urban 28GHz TDD NLOS O2I scenario
5.2.1.2
Urban 28GHz TDD NLOS O2O scenario
Word‑p. 37
5.2.1.3
Indoor 28GHz TDD NLOS scenario
Word‑p. 40
5.2.1.4
Suburban 28GHz TDD NLOS O2I scenario
Word‑p. 42
5.2.1.5
Suburban 28GHz TDD NLOS O2O scenario
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5.2.2
Bottleneck identification by representative values
Word‑p. 45
5.2.3
Observation from the simulation result not using representative values
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Potential techniques for coverage enhancements
6.1
PUSCH coverage enhancements
6.1.1
Time-domain based solutions
6.1.2
Frequency-domain based solutions
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6.1.3
DM-RS enhancements
Word‑p. 55
6.1.4
Power-domain based solutions
Word‑p. 60
6.1.5
Spatial-domain based solutions
Word‑p. 61
6.1.6
Others
6.2
PUCCH coverage enhancements
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6.2.1
DMRS-less PUCCH
6.2.2
PUSCH-repetition-Type-B like PUCCH repetition
Word‑p. 65
6.2.3
Dynamic PUCCH repetition factor indication
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6.2.4
DMRS bundling across PUCCH repetitions
6.3
Coverage enhancements for channels other than PUSCH and PUCCH
Word‑p. 67
6.3.1
Enhancements for Msg3 PUSCH
6.3.2
Enhancements for PRACH
Word‑p. 69
6.3.3
Enhancements for broadcast PDCCH
Word‑p. 70
6.3.4
Enhancements for Msg4
Word‑p. 71
6.3.5
Enhancements for PUCCH with Msg4 HARQ-ACK
6.3.6
Enhancements for SSB
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6.3.7
Beam reporting during initial/random access procedure
6.3.8
Others
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Conclusions
Word‑p. 73
A
Simulation assumptions
Word‑p. 75
A.1
Simulation assumptions for FR1
A.2
Simulation assumptions for FR2
Word‑p. 79
A.3
Link budget template
Word‑p. 85
A.4
Derivation of target MCL for service dependent metric
Word‑p. 89
B
Simulation results for baseline coverage performance
Word‑p. 90
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