High Gain Cellular CBRS LTE 4G 5G External Antenna

What is a High-Gain Cellular CBRS LTE 4G 5G External Antenna?

The 12dBi antenna High Gain Cellular CBRS LTE 4G 5G External Antenna CTRF-ANTENNA-FB-60600-25375-N-G is a grey-color fiberglass radome antenna with an Omnidirectional verticle antenna 3G 4G LTE UMTS CBRS 5G NR antenna manufactured by C&T RF Antennas Inc for outdoor applications.

The High Gain Cellular CBRS LTE 4G 5G External Antenna has extra wide-band coverage from 600MHz to 6000MHz frequency, covering 2G/3G/4G/5G/6G wireless network applications.

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High Gain Cellular CBRS LTE 4G 5G External Antenna Features:

Ip67-rated waterproof

UV-proof, durable

Outdoor function

12dBi high-gain antenna

The high-gain 12dBi antenna High Gain Cellular CBRS LTE 4G 5G External Antenna is manufactured by C&T RF Antennas Inc, the internal 4G/5G antennas & external 4G/5G antennas manufacturer in China.

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C&T RF Antennas Inc provides the internal-external antenna with many radio frequency bands such as Cellular, 6G, 5G, 4G, 3G, NB-IoT, GNSS, GPS, Dual-band Wifi, 5.8 GHz, 2.4 GHz, 169MHz, 230MHz, 315MHz, 433MHz, 868MHz, 915MHz LoRa, UWB, RFID, ADS-B, etc.

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High Gain Cellular CBRS LTE 4G 5G External Antenna Specifications

What are the key metrics requirements for the 5G standard?

Peak 5G transmission rates

The standard requires a single 5G base station to be able to support at least 20Gbps downlink and 10Gbps uplink, which is the total amount of traffic a single base station can handle.

Theoretically, fixed wireless broadband users could get close to 5G speeds if they used a dedicated point-to-point connection.

In practice, users within the coverage area of a base station will be allocated to use 20Gbps as well as 10Gbps of this data throughput.

5G Connection Density

5G must support at least 1 million connected devices per square kilometer. This sounds exaggerated, but it’s more like for the Internet of Things. This amazing connectivity density will be achieved when all traffic lights, parking spaces, and vehicles are 5G-enabled.

5G Mobility

Similar to LTE and LTE-Advanced, the 5G standard requires base stations to be able to support connections for devices with speeds up to 500km/h (e.g. high-speed rail). In addition, the draft discusses the different needs of different physical locations for base station setups.

For example, indoor and urban centers with high population densities do not need to worry about whether high-speed rail can be connected, but rural or suburban areas need to support pedestrians, vehicles, and high-speed trains.

5G Energy Efficiency

The 5G specification requires high energy efficiency under load and the ability to quickly switch to low energy mode during idle conditions. To achieve this, 5G radios must switch from full-speed mode to energy-efficient mode within 10ms.

5G Latency

Ideally, 5G networks should have a maximum latency of no more than 4ms, compared to the 20ms required for LTE networks. however, to achieve Ultra Stable Low Latency Communication (URLLC), 5G latency must be less than 1ms.

5G Spectrum Efficiency

From the provisions of the draft, the peak spectral efficiency of 5G (bits transmitted per Hertz spectrum) is very close to LTE-advanced, both 30bits/Hz uplink and 15bits/Hz downlink, which is equivalent to 8×4 MIMO.
Actual 5G transmission rates

Regardless of the peak capacity of a single 5G base station, the draft requires download and upload speeds of 100Mbps as well as 50Mbps per user.

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