WWAN_NR_NEIGHBOR_CELLS_INFO - NtDoc
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// wwan.h
typedef struct _WWAN_NR_NEIGHBOR_CELLS_INFO {
ULONG SystemSubType;
ULONG ProviderIdOffset;
ULONG ProviderIdSize;
ULONG CellIDOffset;
ULONG CellIDSize;
UINT32 PhysicalCellID;
UINT32 TAC;
UINT32 RSRP;
UINT32 RSRQ;
UINT32 SINR;
BYTE Data[ANYSIZE_ARRAY];
} WWAN_NR_NEIGHBOR_CELLS_INFO, *PWWAN_NR_NEIGHBOR_CELLS_INFO;
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The WWAN_NR_NEIGHBOR_CELLS_INFO structure represents information about NR neighbor cells.
SystemSubTypeIndicates the system subtype for which a neighbor cell information is valid. This is applicable for indicating whether a neighbor cell is either an NR or EUTRA cell corresponding to the WWAN data subclasses. For a detailed list of values, see the dataSubclass member of IS_5G_5GC_PRESENT.
ProviderIdOffsetThe offset in bytes, calculated from the beginning of this structure, to a numeric (0-9) string called ProviderId that represents the network provider identity. This string is a concatenation of a three-digit Mobile Country Code (MCC) and a two or three-digit Mobile Network Code (MNC). This member can be NULL when no ProviderId information is returned.
ProviderIdSizeThe size, in bytes, used for ProviderId.
CellIDOffsetThe offset of the CellID in bytes, calculated from beginning of structure. This member can be NULL when no CellID information is available.
CellIDSizeThe size used for the CellID.
PhysicalCellIDThe physical Cell ID (0-1007). Use 0xFFFFFFFF when this information is not available.
TACThe Tracking Area Code (TAC) is a 24-bit value for EUTRA-5GC or a 16-bit value for EUTRA-EPC. It is used to identify the tracking area within the scope of a public land mobile network (PLMN). Use 0xFFFFFFFF when this information is not available.
RSRPThe average Reference Signal Received Power. The range is 0 to 127 and mapped to -156 to -31 dBm. Use 0xFFFFFFFF when this information is not available.
RSRQThe average Reference Signal Received Quality. The range is 0 to 127 and mapped to -43 to 20 dB. Use 0xFFFFFFFF when this information is not available.
SINRThe average Reference Signal to Noise and Interference Ratio. The range is 0 to 127 and mapped to -23 to 40 dB. Use 0xFFFFFFFF when this information is not available.
DataThe data buffer containing the ProviderId and CellID.