Question: In E-UTRA conformance testing for V2X and MCS scenarios requiring simulated GNSS signals, what does the term 'SV ID' represent for different Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS)?
Option 1: - GPS: Slot Number
  - Galileo: PRN (Pseudo-Random Noise) Code
  - GLONASS: Ranging Code Number
  - BDS: Code Number
Option 2: - GPS: Code Number
  - Galileo: Satellite Name
  - GLONASS: SV ID is not applicable
  - BDS: PRN (Pseudo-Random Noise) Code
Option 3: - GPS: Satellite PRN (Pseudo-Random Noise)
  - Galileo: Code Number
  - GLONASS: Satellite Slot Number
  - BDS: Ranging Code Number
Option 4: - GPS: Ranging Code Number
  - Galileo: Slot Number
  - GLONASS: PRN (Pseudo-Random Noise) Code
  - BDS: Satellite Name
Explanation: This question assesses understanding of specific details within GNSS requirements for V2X and MCS testing in E-UTRA conformance testing. The correct answer, Option 3, accurately maps each GNSS system to its respective SV ID definition: GPS with Satellite PRN, Galileo with Code Number, GLONASS with Satellite Slot Number, and BDS with Ranging Code Number, demonstrating a nuanced understanding of GNSS specifications within telecom testing scenarios.