5G Spectrum
MmWave :Used to Attain Capacity
- This band has a very short wavelength which means less coverage. Mmwave range offers around coverage of upto 100-150 meters
- The objective with mmWave is to increase the data bandwidth available over smaller, densely populated areas.Its expected to provide extremely high data rates.
- Reflections in Mmwave band provide alternative path when line of sight is blocked .
- Small objects affect Mmwave propagation.
- The maximum bandwidth is 400 Mhz.
Sub 6GHz: Used to attain Coverage and Capacity
- Its a mid-band group, which is everything between 1 and 6GHz
- This spectrum is congested with the existing 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi and we also have the LTE network and Bluetooth frequencies in the 2-3 GHz range .
- The new 5G frequencies will appear in the 3-4GHz range so it will be in between the WiFi and LTE networks to avoid any congestion.
- The maximum bandwidth is 100 Mhz
Low Band:Used to attain mainly Coverage
- Sub 6 and mm wave don't work as well over long distances ,so the low band is a very good option for wide area coverage and deep indoor coverage
- The low band is already occupied with the existing 2G ,3G and partially also used for 4G networks along with the TV broadcast frequencies.
- The 700 MHz /800 MHz band if available can form the backbone of wide area coverage for 5G networks and help improve cell edge connectivity along with indoor coverage.
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