SIB 5 contains parameters for common physical channels such as PRACH, SCCPCH, etc.
These parameters are used in the establishment of channels in idle mode or connected
states, except CELL DCH.
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- Active Set Update
- Active Set Update Complete
- ASC
- BCCH
- BCH
- BMC
- Broadcast Control Channel
- Broadcast Multicast Control
- CCCH
- CDMA
- Channelisation Codes
- CM Service Request
- Code Separation
- Common Control Channel
- Common Traffic Channel
- Control Channel
- CPCH
- CTCH
- DCCH
- DCH
- Dedicated Control Channel
- Dedicated Traffic Channel
- Direct Transfer Messages
- DSCH
- DTCH
- Ericsson Counter
- FACH
- FDMA
- Flow Control
- Frequency Reuse
- Hard Handover
- Initial Direct Transfer
- Logical Channel
- MAC
- MAC-d
- Measurement Control
- Medium Access Control
- MIB.Master Information Block
- Optimization
- Packet Data Convergence Protocol
- Paging Control Channel
- Paging in Connected Mode
- Paging in Idle Mode
- PCCH
- PCH
- PDCP
- PDU
- Physical Channel
- Power Control
- RAB
- RACH
- Radio Bearers
- Radio Link Control
- Radio Resource Control
- RLC
- RLC Acknowledged Mode
- RLC TM
- RLC transparent mode
- RLC unacknowledge mode
- RRC
- RRC connection
- RRC Connection Request
- RRC Connection Setup
- RRC Connection Setup Complete
- RRC States
- Scrambling
- Security Mode Command
- Security Mode Complete
- Setup
- SIB
- SIB 1
- SIB 10
- SIB 11
- SIB 12
- SIB 13
- SIB 14
- SIB 15
- SIB 16
- SIB 17
- SIB 18
- SIB 2
- SIB 3
- SIB 4
- SIB 5
- SIB 5bis
- SIB 6
- SIB 7
- SIB 8
- SIB 9
- Soft Handover
- Spreading
- System Information
- System Information Message
- TCTF MUX
- TDMA
- TFC
- TFC Selection
- Traffic Channel
- Transport Channel
- TX Power
- Uplink Common Packet Channel
- USCH
- WCDMA
- WCDMA Blocked Call
- WCDMA Dropped Call
- WCDMA for UMTS
- WCDMA Requirements and Practical Design
- Wideband CDMA
