name: MPR
full_form: Maximum Power Reduction
context: from 38.101-1 [4] and copied at the bottom are compared, and focus for QPSK modulation, it can be found that: - PC3 does not have edge allocations and outer MPR is 1dB and 3dB for DFT and CP respectively. - PC2 has edge allocation MPR of minimum 3.5dB across all modulations and outer MPR is 1dB and 3dB for DFT and CP respectively. Edge allocations are allocations within the two edge RBs on each side of the channel. - For PC1.5 (using FWA case to neglect issues related to reverse IMD) has edge allocation MPR of minimum 6.5dB across all modulations and outer MPR is 2dB and 4dB for DFT and CP respectively. Edge allocations are allocations within the four edge RBs on each side of the channel. - PC1 MPR does not have edge allocations but if the same transceiver and BB would be assumed than for PC2 and PC1.5, then it would be needed. It can be observed that while outer MPR is relatively constant across PC3 to PC1.5, edge A-MPR is increased dB/dB with the power class level, it is constant
description: Maximum Power Reduction (MPR) refers to a parameter used in the context of power control and transmission in wireless communication systems. Specifically, MPR values are associated with different power classes (PC3, PC2, PC1.5, and PC1) and modulation schemes (QPSK), influencing edge allocations within the channel. The MPR values define the maximum allowed reduction in transmit power for specific configurations, impacting the overall transmission strategy and performance.
explanation: The context provided highlights the role of MPR as a parameter that varies across different power classes and modulation schemes, affecting edge allocations and outer MPR values. This classification is based on how MPR is described within the given context, focusing on its impact on transmission configurations rather than being a protocol, network function, or any other predefined category.
section_title: 5.1.2.4	Edge allocations for PC2 and PC1.5
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