description"The azimuth of a beam transmission, which means the horizontal beamforming pointing angle (beam peak direction) in the (Phi) ?-axis in 1/10th degree resolution. The pointing angle is the direction equal to the geometric centre of the half-power contour of the beam relative to the reference plane. Zero degree implies explicit antenna bearing (boresight). Positive angle implies clockwise from the antenna bearing.";
description"The azimuth of a beam transmission, which means the horizontal beamforming pointing angle (beam peak direction) in the (Phi) f-axis in 1/10th degree resolution. The pointing angle is the direction equal to the geometric centre of the half-power contour of the beam relative to the reference plane. Zero degree implies explicit antenna bearing (boresight). Positive angle implies clockwise from the antenna bearing.";
reference"3GPP TS 38.104, TS 38.901, TS 28.662";
mandatoryfalse;
typeint32{range"-1800..1800";}
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ The pointing angle is the direction equal to the geometric centre of the half-po
leafbeamHorizWidth{
description" The Horizontal beamWidth of a beam transmission, which means the horizontal beamforming half-power (3dB down) beamwidth in the (Phi) ?-axis in 1/10th degree resolution.";
description" The Horizontal beamWidth of a beam transmission, which means the horizontal beamforming half-power (3dB down) beamwidth in the (Phi) f-axis in 1/10th degree resolution.";
reference"3GPP TS 38.104, TS 38.901";
mandatoryfalse;
typeint32{range"0..3599";}
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ The pointing angle is the direction equal to the geometric centre of the half-po
description"Represents the per-Beam information required for, e.g. beam performance management utilizing measurements generated in the RAN. Can have spatial attributes of horizontal/azimuth (ie: Phi ?-axis) and vertical/tilt (ie: Theta ?-axis) beam pointing direction and beam width attributes.";
description"Represents the per-Beam information required for, e.g. beam performance management utilizing measurements generated in the RAN. Can have spatial attributes of horizontal/azimuth (ie: Phi f-axis) and vertical/tilt (ie: Theta ?-axis) beam pointing direction and beam width attributes.";