Question: In a 5G FDD scenario, during specific measurement steps, what is the maximum allowed phase discontinuity between any two adjacent slots, with an additional condition for subsequent measurements if this threshold is slightly exceeded?
Option 1: ≤ 36 degrees, with no additional conditions for subsequent measurements.
Option 2: ≤ 66 degrees, with no requirement for subsequent measurements to meet a stricter threshold if initially exceeded but within this range.
Option 3: ≤ 36 degrees; if exceeded but ≤ 66 degrees, the next four measurements must each be ≤ 36 degrees.
Option 4: ≤ 20 degrees, with an automatic test failure if any single measurement exceeds this value.
Explanation: This option correctly reflects the nuanced requirement for phase discontinuity measurements between adjacent slots. It acknowledges a stricter primary limit (≤ 36 degrees) while also accounting for a conditional tolerance (up to 66 degrees), provided subsequent measurements return within the stricter limit, ensuring signal integrity and stability in wireless transmissions.