Abstract
According to the LTE-A air interface protocol, an air interface monitoring study was conducted to establish a multi-user service and monitor the user’s behavior and analysis of the signalling process and data traffic. The monitor and road measurement system jointly perform active testing as a third-party test tool to evaluate the consistency of the network and the terminal. The data source of the LTE-A system provides a standard comparison for the development of the LTE-A physical layer, and also provides a reference for the accuracy of the monitoring data. The platform design is based on protocol standards to complete the analysis and provides meter data sources through modularization ideas and development. The results show that the data can meet the instrument indicators and are of great significance to the development of the LTE-A air interface monitoring analyzer and the optimization of the base station network.
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