Question: In a UTRA network, how is the minimum output power of a User Equipment (UE) defined for conformance testing?
Option 1: As the peak power in one transmission frame, including all guard periods.
Option 2: As the mean power in one time slot, including the guard period.
Option 3: Based on the average power consumption of the UE during idle mode.
Option 4: As the mean power in one time slot, excluding the guard period.
Explanation: This definition is crucial for conformance testing to ensure UEs meet minimum transmission power requirements without interference from transient periods (guard periods). By excluding the guard period, the test focuses on the UE's steady-state transmission capability, reflecting its minimum controlled output power in a standardized, comparable manner across all UTRA-UE types.