System Information in LTE :- MIB & SIB




System Information (36.331 Rel 13 Mar 2016)


SIBDescriptionComment
MIBDownlink channel bandwidth, PHICH configSFN
1PLMN, TAC, Cell Id, access restrictions, q-RxLevMin, frequency band, MFBIScheduling of other SIBs
1 BRBandwidth Reduced, limited channel bandwidth of 6 PRBseMTC (enhanced Machine Type Communications)
2Common radio resource config, access class barring, MBSFN configUL frequency and bandwidth
3Cell re-selection common information
4Cell re-selection information for intra-frequency neighbouring cellsBlack cell list
5Cell re-selection information for inter-frequency neighbouring cells
6Cell re-selection information for UTRA
7Cell re-selection information for GERAN
8Cell re-selection information for CDMA2000
9Home eNodeB name
10ETWS (Earthquake and Tsunami Warning System)Primary notification
11ETWSSecondary notification
12CMAS (Commercial Mobile Alert Service) notification
13MBMS control information associated with one or more MBSFN areas
14EAB (Extended access class barring) parameters
15MBMS Service Area Identities (SAI), neighbouring carrier frequencies
16GPS time and Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
17Traffic steering between E-UTRAN and WLAN
18Sidelink UE information, sidelink direct communication related resource
19Sidelink UE information, sidelink direct discovery related resource
20Control information associated transmission of MBMS using SC-PTM
21V2X

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