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The LTE Access Procedure

This paper describes the LTE access procedure with a main focus on the cell search procedures. The cell search is carried out by two synchronization signals i.e. the primary synchronization signal which is needed when a user equipment (UE) connects for the first time to a cell or is looking for a new one to make a cell handover, and secondary synchronization signal which is needed to provide the terminal with information about the cell ID, frame timing properties and the cyclic prefix (CP) length. The report goes through the different synchronization methods in the cell search discussing their advantages and disadvantages in synchronization. We propose an algorithm that aims for improving the cell search procedure in terms of lower complexity and increased detection probability while maintaining a robust connection.