eNodeB
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What is eNodeB?
An eNodeB (evolved NodeB) is the hardware base station in a Long Term Evolution (LTE) network. It provides the radio interface between the mobile network and the user equipment (UE), such as smartphones. The eNodeB handles radio resource management, mobility management, and encryption/decryption of data.
Which job functions commonly mention eNodeB?
Telecommunications Engineer
0.1% of all Telecommunications Engineer jobs mention eNodeB
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Integration Engineer
13 Integration Engineer jobs mention eNodeB
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Network Operations Engineer
3 Network Operations Engineer jobs mention eNodeB
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Engineer
113 Engineer jobs mention eNodeB
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Software Engineer
51 Software Engineer jobs mention eNodeB
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