This document discusses radio frequency (RF) optimization for WCDMA networks. It describes typical RF problems such as issues with the neighbor cell list, poor coverage, and interference. Three case studies are provided as examples. The first case involves a call drop due to a missing neighbor cell. The second case is a call drop caused by an incorrect neighbor cell configuration. The third case examines high call drop rates resulting from inter-frequency handover settings. Solutions provided include updating the neighbor cell list, correcting the neighbor cell configuration, and modifying inter-frequency handover parameters.