Question: What is the primary purpose of an ES Compensation procedure in a 5G network?
Option 1: To power down a cell for energy-saving purposes when traffic goes below a certain threshold.
Option 2: To reduce the coverage area of a cell during peak traffic hours to increase energy efficiency.
Option 3: To adjust a cell's configuration to remain powered on and compensate for neighboring cells in an energy-saving state, typically by expanding its coverage area.
Option 4: To initiate an ES Probing procedure for measuring network performance during off-peak hours.
Explanation: ES Compensation maintains network coverage and performance when some cells enter an energy-saving state due to low traffic. By keeping a cell powered on and potentially increasing its coverage area, the network ensures continuous service availability, balancing energy efficiency with maintaining adequate network performance.