name: EPC
full_form: Evolved Packet Core
context: 6.49: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 5 â ACRR = 22 dB. Figure 6.50: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 6 â ACRR = 25 dB. Figure 6.51: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 7 â ACRR = 27 dB. Figure 6.52: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 8 â ACRR = 37 dB. Figure 6.53: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 9 â ACRR = 50 dB. Figure 6.54: Subscriber distribution in snapshot number 30 for operator A and operator B in case 10 to 18 Figure 6.55: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 10 â ther repeater is off. Figure 6.56: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 11 â ACRR = 10 dB. Figure 6.57: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 12 â ACRR = 15 dB. Figure 6.58: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 13 â ACRR = 20 dB. Figure 6.59: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B in case 14 â ACRR = 25 dB. Figure 6.60: Dropped calls for operator A and operator B
description: The Evolved Packet Core (EPC) is a critical network function group within the LTE architecture, responsible for managing various aspects of mobile communication networks. It plays a key role in UE-positioning-related services, including NI-LR, MT-LR, and MO-LR location services. The EPC operations involve sequences of interactions between the E-SMLC, E-UTRAN, and UE, as defined in 3GPP TS 23.271.
explanation: The context highlights the EPC's involvement in managing UE-positioning-related services and its interaction with other network components like E-SMLC and E-UTRAN. This indicates that EPC is not just a single network function but rather a collective set of interconnected functions working together to deliver specific telecommunications capabilities, fitting the definition of a Network Function Group.
section_title: 7.3	Service Layer Support using combined LPP and LPPa Procedures
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