UMTS LTE Physical Uplink Control Channel - PUCCH

A physical uplink control channel is a transmission channel that is used to transport user signaling data from one or more mobiles that can transmit on the control channel. The PUCCH transports the acknowledgment responses and retransmission requests (ARQ, ACK, NAK), sends service scheduling requests, and transfers channel quality information measured by the mobile to the system.

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