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LTE-U would allow for LTE in unlicensed spectrum. Do any current devices support these bands? I would very much enjoy serving unlicensed LTE around my home.
by jacob019 8y ago
LTE-U would allow for LTE in unlicensed spectrum. Do any current devices support these bands? I would very much enjoy serving unlicensed LTE around my home. I wonder how much effort it would take to provide VoLTE over a SIP backend.
- exabrial 8y agoJust curious, does your handset super wifi calling? My parents live pretty far out in the country and were having reception issues. A few Ubiquiti wireless access points solved the problem
- apaprocki 8y agoNewly released iPhone XS supports LTE band 46.. anyone try that yet?
- walrus01 8y agoSeveral hardware manufacturers for LTE last mile fixed wireless, WISP equipment, have announced BTS and CPE equipment for LTE in unlicensed 5150-5850 MHz bands. Baicells and Telrad come to mind. It's not for around your home but as competition for things like the Cambium PMP450 platform and Ubiquiti's Rocket 5AC gen2 AP radios.
- CPAhem 8y agoYou'll need to add RF amplifiers on the transmit and receive paths along with antennas to make this work off the lab bench.