The third 5G standard will further enhance system performance and expand into new applications.
Source: Qualcomm
The third 5G standard will further enhance system performance and expand into new applications.
Source: Qualcomm
In this document (e.g. page 3), they are referring to FR1 as “Sub-7” and not “Sub-6” (as i used to read)
Rel-15 eMBB focus
• Sub-7 and mmWave
Any explanation for this naming?
Makes sense.
It’s no more below 6 Ghz. We discussed it sometimes back in this forum. FR1 freq was changed in recent specs and it is now just a bit above 7 GHz.
So calling it sub-7 makes sense.
I heard that one of the advantages of Wi-Fi 6E is the fact of working in the 6GHz range, a dedicated range only for the WiFi so it won’t get problems with interference with other kinds of equipments/signals… now I’m confused about it. If the 6ghz range will be shared with 5G technology, will we have interference problems?