name: OBUE
full_form: Operating Band Unwanted Emissions
context: The MU assessment was carried out using a CATR chamber only however other chamber types are not precluded if suitable MU assessment is done. A CATR MU budget was assessed in order to determine acceptable MU for the EIRP accuracy measurement in FR2. The CATR test setup and calibration and measurement procedures for FR2 are expected to be similar to those of FR1, although the test chamber dimensions and associated MU values will scale due to the shorter wavelengths and larger relative array apertures. Table 9.2.3.4-1 captures the uncertainty budget contributors and table 9.2.3.4-2 captures the derivation of the expanded measurement uncertainty values for EIRP accuracy measurements in CATR (Normal test conditions, FR2). Table 9.2.3.4-1: CATR measurement uncertainty contributors for EIRP accuracy measurements, Normal test conditions, FR2 NOTE: In the legacy technical reports for BS testability (RAN4) or UE testability (RAN5), the MU/TT derivation tables were using UID as counting numbers
description: Operating Band Unwanted Emissions (OBUE) refers to the unwanted emissions from a base station operating in a specific frequency band. The context highlights various tables and options related to OBUE requirements for different band categories, frequencies, and base station configurations. These parameters are crucial in ensuring that base stations operate within specified limits to minimize interference and maintain network performance.
explanation: The abbreviation OBUE is classified as a Parameter because the provided context revolves around specific values, tables, and options related to unwanted emissions from base stations operating in different frequency bands. The emphasis on requirements, limits, and configurations indicates that OBUE is a measurable parameter used to assess and regulate base station performance.
section_title: 6.6.2.5.1	Test requirements for Band Categories 1 and 3
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