RSRP Cellular Signal guide

RSRP Cellular Signal guide

Cellular Signal Guide

Cellular end-user devices on a cellular network depend on signal parameters for them to communicate effectively with the cellular towers.
Signals from these distribution points or towers face interferences on the propagation paths such as noise, signal reflection, blockage, and absorption. These are known as radio propagation effects. These interferences affect signal quality at end-user devices as they result in losses.

The table below shows recommended RSRP and RSRQ values for LTE signals.

                        

With RSRP signals of -100dBm at the UE (User equipment), it may be possible to improve the signal with external antennas that have a higher gain than internal antennas of devices.

See examples of device antenna kits available. A directional antenna may be appropriate for signal improvement when one knows the direction of a cell tower/distribution point.

Poor signals may need 4G LTE/ 5G NR boosters to try improving the signals.

Contact an Rfwel indoor coverage improvement specialist to learn more about cellular signal reception and/or improvement. You may also reach us at +1.480.218.1877 Option 2.