Millimeter wave link with a data transmission rate of 40Gbps

Hello Expets,

I’ve read that in Deutsche Telekom, Ericsson has achieved 40 Gbps in E-band backhaul trial

But from what I know E// has MINI-LINK 6352 which supports 10 Gbps over 2000 MHz channel.

So: how could they achieved 40Gbps over a hop distance of 1.4 km?

Due to distance and climatic zone, I think they are talking about D Band link 64/128QAM - >10GHz bandwidth

I think they use aggregation and a high QAM (around 16k afaik) to do that.

If you are really interested in data transmission rate limits you should take a look at this paper (just as old as this topic but pretty underrated):

# Encoding many channels on the same frequency through radio vorticity: first experimental test
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1367-2630/14/3/033001

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