Question: In a cellular network, which scenario is characterized by a cell's coverage extending beyond its planned area, potentially causing call drops or high interference for User Equipment (UEs) in that region?
Option 1: Coverage Hole
Option 2: Weak Coverage
Option 3: Pilot Pollution
Option 4: Overshoot Coverage
Explanation: Overshoot Coverage is a scenario where a cell's coverage reaches far beyond its planned boundaries, leading to issues like call drops or high interference for UEs in these extended areas, often due to environmental factors. The other options differ: Coverage Hole refers to insufficient signal strength, Weak Coverage involves below-planned signal strengths, and Pilot Pollution relates to overlapping cell coverages causing high interference.