


The corresponding SINR means for each MCS from MCS (0) to MCS (28) were between 5.33 and 20.38 dB, and the overall MCS SINR mean was approximately 6.04 dB. _CoberturaTextView.Text = string.Format("Cubrimiento: ", cellDataEntity. The average DL throughputs for each MCS from MCS (0) to MCS (28) were in the range of 22.9149.71 Mb/s, with an overall MCS average throughput of 18.87 Mb/s. Var list = _telephonyManager2.AllCellInfo // list with 0 elements!! _telephonyManager2.Listen(_cellSignalStrengthListener2, PhoneStateListenerFlags.CellInfo) However I can get a RSRP value for signal strength and I saw that there are some formulas to convert RSSI to RSRP and back, but I dont know how to apply them in Android. TelephonyManager _telephonyManager2 = (TelephonyManager)this.GetSystemService(Context.TelephonyService) RSRP gives you an idea of the strength of the signal it gets from the network, but it is not clear indication of how good the signal quality is. So I need to get RSSI of LTE network and I know that CellSignalStrengthLte has special method for getting RSSI, but it is available for API > 29, but my app has min API of 23. _cellSignalStrengthListener2 = new CellSignalStrengthListener(this)