Broadband White Papers
Spectrum Analysis for Future LTE Deployments
Overview LTE (Long Term Evolution) promises to deliver an unrivalled user experience with ultra fast broadband and very low latency and at the same time, a very compelling business proposition for operators with flexible spectrum bandwidth, smooth migration and the ability to deliver low cost per bit voice and data services. With LTE's ability to interconnect with other access technologies, operators will be able to converge their LTE and Fixed line broadband networks, creating the opportunity to deliver subscribers truly seamless communications. Radio frequency is a valuable and finite resource and, today, there is simply not enough to satisfy demand.
| Publisher | Motorola | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | January 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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