RFO KNOWLEDGE BRAINSTORMY_1-4-24_56th Edition

1-4-24

RFO KNOWLEDGE BRAINSTORMY

-> TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATIONS

-> FORMULAS & AUTOMATIONS

-> PRICE OF LIFE

-> TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATIONS

Some view on running technologies & tools & upcoming innovations.

-> FORMULAS & AUTOMATION

Tips for formulas & automation with details

-> PRICE OF LIFE

Some Thoughts based on “ P R I C E? O F? L I F E “? in 7 aspects -: One topic day

P -: 7 P'S - PRAYERS / PLACES & PLANETS / PLANTS & PERENNIALS / PROJECTS / PRODUCTS / POETRIES / PLAYS

· R -: 7 R'S - RELIGIONS & RITUALS / RECEPIES / ROADS & ROUTES / RADIOS / RECORDS / RADIO FREQUENCIES / RANKS

· I -: 7 I'S - INNOVATIONS / IMAGES / INDIA / INTERNATIONAL / INDUSTRIES / INVENTORS / INSPIRATIONS

· C -: 7 C'S - CULTURES / CARTOONS / CARS / COURTS / CURRENCIES & CONVERSIONS / CONSTRUCTIONS / CREATIONS

· E -: 7 E'S - EVENTS / EYES & EARS / EMPLOYERS / EXAMS / ECONOMY / ELECTIONS / EPICS

· O -: 7 O'S - OPTICS / OCCUPATIONS / OCEANS / ORGANIZATIONS / OPENINGS / OFFICES / OPERATORS

· F -: 7 F'S - FOODS / FLAGS / FIGHTS / FLIGHTS / FILMS & FANFARE / FAMILIES / FASHIONS

· L -: 7 L'S - LORDS / LAWS / LANGUAGES / LOGICS / LOVE & LUSTS / LANDS & LAKES / LICENSES

· I -: 7 I'S - INVESTIGATIONS / INTERVIEWS / IDOLS & INVERTIBRATES / IDEALS / ILLNESSES & IMMUNITIES / ICEBERGS & ICELANDS / INVENTIONS

· F -: 7 F'S - FISHES / FRUITS / FANS / FORMULA'S / FRAUDS / FACTORIES / FASTS

· E -: 7 E'S - EXHIBITIONS / EXPERIMENTS & EVOLUTIONS / EDUCATIONS / ELECTRONICS & EQUIPMENTS / ENCYCLOPEDIA'S / EARTH / EMOTIONS

-> TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATIONS

“ RF OPERATIONS - TRAINING PROGRAM CREATION “

LTE KPI’S -:

ACCESSIBILITY

Major Reasons for poor accessibility

Counter-wise problem identification Steps

SSSR Phase based on Counter

Failure at RRC Setup Stage : pmRrcConnEstabFail is to be checked.

pmRrcConnEstabFail contributes to poor RRC Setup Success Rate. The triggering issues for pmRrcConnEstabFail are as follows : -

pmRrcConnEstabFailLic: The total number of failed RRC Connection establishments due to lack of connected users license.

Probable Solutions:-

Upgrade the LKF (License Key File) by Upgrading Software. E.g.- From L12A to L12B and L13A to L13B.L14A having License of 2000 Connected user per EnodeB. (License/Software up-gradation activity governs as per the agreement with customer).

Current licenseCapacityConnectedUsers as per WLA for Sprint is 100 Users per site.

Offload the traffic by optimizing azimuth and tilt of the serving and neighbouring cells.

By changing qRxLevMin (Default Value -120dBm); can be modified to -110 dBm

By implementing Hi-Cap Parameter, if Max RRC Conn Users is more than 150/sector and pdcchutil>70%. Detailed parameters for Hi-Cap parameter implementation have been shared later

If traffic load is still high after implementation of above solutions, plan for new site to offload or change LKF from 1000 to 2000. (L12A- ;L12B-; L13A-; L13B-L14A ) is submitted.

-->FORMULAS & AUTOMATION -:

ANDROID BASED F&A -:

Formulas:

Formatting Currency:

• Format currency values for display in the appropriate currency format.

double price = 99.99;

NumberFormat currencyFormat = NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance(Locale.US);

String formattedPrice = currencyFormat.format(price);

Formats a numerical value representing a currency amount (e.g., price) into a localized currency format (e.g., "$99.99" in the US locale), ensuring consistency and adherence to regional conventions.

Automation Commands:

ContentResolver for Data Access:

• Access data from content providers, which can be used to interact with various types of data sources, including contacts, media files, and app-specific content.

ContentResolver resolver = getContentResolver();

Cursor cursor = resolver.query(Uri.parse("content://com.example.provider/data"), projection, selection, selectionArgs, sortOrder);

Retrieves data from a content provider identified by a content URI, using queries to specify the desired data subset, which facilitates seamless integration with external data sources and other applications.

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F -: FASTS -:

Fasting is a practice observed in various cultures and religions worldwide for spiritual, health, or cultural reasons. Here are various types of fasts observed around the world:

1. Religious Fasts:

• Islamic Fasting (Sawm/Ramadan): Muslims fast from dawn to sunset during the holy month of Ramadan, abstaining from food, drink, smoking, and marital relations.
• Christian Fasts (Lent): Christians observe fasting during Lent, abstaining from certain foods or meals, particularly on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, to commemorate Jesus Christ's fasting in the wilderness.
• Jewish Fasts (Yom Kippur): Yom Kippur, also known as the Day of Atonement, is observed with a 25-hour fast by Jewish people, abstaining from food, drink, and other physical needs.
• Hindu Fasts (Vrat): Hindus observe various types of fasts, such as Ekadashi Vrat, Karva Chauth, and Navratri fasts, where individuals abstain from specific foods or meals for religious purposes
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• 2. Intermittent Fasting:

• 16/8 Method: Involves fasting for 16 hours and eating within an 8-hour window daily.
• 5:2 Diet: Involves eating normally for five days a week and restricting calorie intake to 500-600 calories on two non-consecutive days.
• Alternate Day Fasting: Involves alternating between days of regular eating and days of fasting or consuming very few calories.
• 3. Water Fasts:

• Water-only Fast: Involves consuming only water and abstaining from all food for a set period.
• Extended Water Fasts: Involves fasting for multiple days or even weeks with only water intake, often practiced for detoxification or spiritual reasons.

• 4. Juice Fasts:

• Juice Cleanse: Involves consuming only fruit or vegetable juices for a set period while abstaining from solid foods.
• Intermittent Juice Fasting: Involves incorporating periods of juice fasting into intermittent fasting schedules.

• 5. Partial Fasts:

• Daniel Fast: Inspired by the biblical account of Daniel, involves consuming only fruits, vegetables, and whole grains while abstaining from meat, dairy, and other indulgences.
• Partial Day Fasts: Involves abstaining from certain foods or meals during specific times of the day, such as daylight hours or until sunset.

• 6. Dry Fasts:

• Absolute Dry Fast: Involves abstaining from both food and water for a set period, usually practiced for short durations due to health risks.
• Soft Dry Fast: Involves abstaining from food and beverages, but still allowing contact with water during activities such as bathing or showering.

• 7. Therapeutic Fasts:

• Fasting Mimicking Diet (FMD): Involves following a specific diet plan designed to mimic the effects of fasting while still providing some food intake, often used for health benefits such as weight loss and cellular rejuvenation.
• Medical Fasts: Prescribed by healthcare professionals for therapeutic purposes, such as pre-surgical fasting or fasting to manage certain medical conditions like obesity or metabolic syndrome.

These are just a few examples of the diverse types of fasts observed around the world, each with its own unique practices, purposes, and cultural significance.

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