4G antennas

4G (LTE)

— mobile communications of the fourth generation. Formally, several technologies belong to this generation, but LTE is the most popular, and this is what is usually meant when talking about 4G. Last but not least, this is due to the fact that the LTE network can be implemented as an add-on over both GSM/UMTS and CDMA networks. The maximum data exchange rate in such networks is declared at the level of 299.6 Mbps for reception and 75.4 Mbps for transmission; in practice, the speed depends on the characteristics of the equipment and the distance to the base station. Note that the LTE standard has two varieties that are incompatible with each other - FDD (frequency division) and TDD (time division); however, each of them has its own part of the range table, and the consumer does not need to specify which variety is supported by his device - just make sure that the ranges match. In addition, TDD networks are not yet very popular.