What band is 3.5 GHz?

The Band 48 CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) is often referred to as the private LTE. It is the frequency band of 3.5GHz, operating in the LTE spectrum in the United States.

What is 3.5 GHz used for?

The 3.5 GHz range (also known as C-band) is the basis for the first implementations of 5G globally. This spectrum is at a balancing point between coverage and capacity that provides the perfect environment for the earliest 5G connectivity.

What band is 3.45 GHz?

mid-band spectrum
The 3.45 GHz band is considered mid-band spectrum, which is viewed as supporting the optimum mixture of range and coverage for 5G services, whether mobile or fixed.

What band is 3.6 GHz?

The 3.6 GHz band also forms a subset of the 3300–3800 MHz band, which since 2016 has been recognised internationally as a pioneer band for 5G services. The standardisation of both non-standalone and standalone 5G equipment was completed by the 3GPP in June 2018.

Why is 3.5 GHz used for 5G?

Indeed, the speed of 5G network deployment in the mid-bands, such as 3.5 GHz, can be significantly faster due to its propagation characteristics, which generally permit the reuse of the existing macro site grid that uses 1.8 GHz spectrum.

How fast is C-band 5G?

AT users on C-band also experienced a speed boost, with average 5G downloads of 160 Mbps – but again, only available in eight markets. Ookla results from February right after Verizon’s C-band launch also showed impressive speed improvement from the mid-band spectrum just a week after activating.

What 5G bands does AT use?

US 5G Bands (by carrier)

CARRIER	BANDS
AT	n5, n77, n260
VERIZON	n2, n5, n77, n66, n261, n260
T-MOBILE	n41, n71, n261, n260
SPRINT	n41

What GHz is 4G?

3G Vs 4G

	3G	4G
Frequency Band	1.8 – 2.5 GHz	2 – 8 GHz
Bandwidth	5-20 MHz	5-20 MHz
Data rate	Up to 2Mbps ( 384 kbps WAN)	Up to 20 Mbps or more
Access	Wideband CDMA	Multi-carrier – CDMA or OFDM(TDMA)