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    LTE Unlicensed

    Does the future of LTE lie in unlicensed spectrum and can it co-exist with current users and technologies such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi? Explore the drivers behind LTE Unlicensed as well as the mechanisms for and challenges to coexistence.

    Sep 18, 2017

    AnritsuFrequency spectrum is a limited and therefore precious resource, as a finite number of radio frequencies must support a rapidly expanding range of spectrum uses. In this resource-constrained environment, one of the biggest concerns is how LTE, operating primarily in the licensed spectrum, can co-exist with incumbents, such as industrial, scientific and medical users in the unlicensed bands. The key is determining how to do this efficiently and reliably without obtruding on existing users of the unlicensed channels.

     
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