name: RSN
full_form: Retransmission Sequence Number
context: gain is reduced. It is noted that the results in this section show the ideal performance of the macro diversity operation, assuming no hybrid ARQ control signalling errors. Figure 9.2.8. Throughput in soft handover with 0dB link imbalance in PA 3kmph Figure 9.2.9. Average number of transmissions in soft handover with 0dB link imbalance in PA 3kmph Figure 9.2.10. Throughput in soft handover with 3dB link imbalance in PA 3kmph Figure 9.2.11. Average number of transmissions in soft handover with 3dB link imbalance in PA 3kmph
description: The Retransmission Sequence Number (RSN) is a two-bit parameter used to indicate the redundancy version (RV) of each Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request (HARQ) transmission. It assists Node B in soft buffer management and determines the applied E-DCH RV index based on its value, which ranges from 0 to 3.
explanation: The context describes RSN as a parameter used within the HARQ protocol for signaling between UE and Node B. Its specific function is to indicate the redundancy version of a transmission, aiding in buffer management and determining the appropriate E-DCH RV index.
section_title: 6.2.1	Retransmission Sequence Number (RSN)
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