Question: For a UTRA FDD User Equipment (UE) supporting 4C-HSDPA, which of the following statements is true regarding the receiver single link performance of the High Speed Physical Downlink Shared Channel (HS-DSCH)?
Option 1: The requirements for HS-DSCH performance apply only to Release 9 and earlier releases.
Option 2: The test for HS-DSCH receiver performance is mandatory for all UTRA FDD UE, regardless of HSDPA capability category.
Option 3: The HS-DSCH receiver single link performance requirements apply to Release 10 and later releases for UE with HSDPA capability category 29.
Option 4: The performance of HS-DSCH is evaluated based solely on the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), not information bit throughput.
Explanation: This option correctly states that the requirements for the receiver single link performance of HS-DSCH, as determined by information bit throughput, apply specifically to UTRA FDD UE supporting 4C-HSDPA with HSDPA capability category 29, starting from Release 10. This highlights the importance of considering both the release version and the specific capabilities of the UE in evaluating conformance to performance standards in telecom networks.