Re: Wyłączenie oraz refarming zasięgu 2G/3G
Post:11 lut 2018, 22:08
Trochę z Francji dzisiaj: https://blog.bouyguestelecom.fr/feedbac ... frequences
"Bouygues Telecom has posted on its blog an update on its spectrum refarming strategy, which is enabling the operator to add LTE capacity in urban areas and roll-out LTE-A upgrades using carrier aggregation. Among the key changes, Bouygues is in the process of reassigning 5 MHz of its 1800 MHz band spectrum from 2G to LTE services, which as a result will have an allocation of 20 MHz, compared to 15 MHz previously. This has already been achieved in around 20 of the 35 French metropolitan areas included in the scope of the project.
In mid-2017, Bouygues Telecom was allowed by telecom regulator Arcep to use its 2100 MHz band spectrum for LTE services. The operator plans to reassign 10 out of its 15 MHz holding to LTE, with the remaining 5 MHz remaining allocated to 3G. In early February, spectrum agency ANFR reported that 1,432 LTE cell sites were authorised in the 2100 MHz band across all four network operators, of which 1,159 by Bouygues Telecom."
Krótko mówiąc wyłączają DCS, aby zrobić 20 MHz w paśmie LTE1800, zamiast obecnych 15 MHz.
Natomiast z UMTS2100 wycinają 10 MHz z 15 MHz, co da LTE2100 na 10 MHz, a UMTS2100 pozostanie na 5 MHz + 5 MHz UMTS900.
"Bouygues Telecom has posted on its blog an update on its spectrum refarming strategy, which is enabling the operator to add LTE capacity in urban areas and roll-out LTE-A upgrades using carrier aggregation. Among the key changes, Bouygues is in the process of reassigning 5 MHz of its 1800 MHz band spectrum from 2G to LTE services, which as a result will have an allocation of 20 MHz, compared to 15 MHz previously. This has already been achieved in around 20 of the 35 French metropolitan areas included in the scope of the project.
In mid-2017, Bouygues Telecom was allowed by telecom regulator Arcep to use its 2100 MHz band spectrum for LTE services. The operator plans to reassign 10 out of its 15 MHz holding to LTE, with the remaining 5 MHz remaining allocated to 3G. In early February, spectrum agency ANFR reported that 1,432 LTE cell sites were authorised in the 2100 MHz band across all four network operators, of which 1,159 by Bouygues Telecom."
Krótko mówiąc wyłączają DCS, aby zrobić 20 MHz w paśmie LTE1800, zamiast obecnych 15 MHz.
Natomiast z UMTS2100 wycinają 10 MHz z 15 MHz, co da LTE2100 na 10 MHz, a UMTS2100 pozostanie na 5 MHz + 5 MHz UMTS900.
zwlaszcza na polnocy UK gdzie pelno jest starozytnych lokalizacjj co nawet EDGE nie maja tylko GPRS