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What is difference between Cell and eNodeB?

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What is difference between Cell and eNodeB?
posted Nov 29, 2016 by Chakri

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Cell word is close to radio terminology while eNodeB is a network node which provides radio access to UE to connect to network.
eNodeB is also known as one of the LTE network nodes. An eNodeB can support multiple cell(s) but a cell can't be part of multiple eNodeBs.

answer Nov 29, 2016 by Ganesh Kumar
Hi, so in this case .. can we say a cell is coverage are ... based on type of eNodeB (femto,pico ...etc), eNodeB can serve mutiple wide coverage or low coverage ...
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