name: BCH
full_form: Broadcast Channel
context: The SEG_COUNT in the table specifies the maximum possible transport BCH blocks scheduled for broadcasting. The more contents a SIB has, the more transport BCH blocks are needed for broadcasting. In order to keep SIB repetition period, SIB_REP, unchanged in different test cases, each specific SIB in the individual test cases after the PER encoding shall not exceed the SEG_COUNT scheduled. If the transport BCH blocks actually required for a SIB is less than the scheduled SEG_COUNT, the no_segment blocks shall be placed at the rest scheduled transport BCH blocks. In addition, the corresponding SEG_COUNT IE value in MIB or in SB1 shall be set to the number of transport BCH blocks actually required.
description: The Broadcast Channel (BCH) is a type of connection used for broadcasting system information from the network to user equipment. It carries critical information such as system parameters, cell identity, and other essential data necessary for UE operation.
explanation: The BCH facilitates a communication link between the network and user equipment specifically for broadcasting vital system information, aligning with the definition of a connection.
section_title: 6.1.0a.3SIB default schedule
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