Method and architecture for pairing guard band frequencies for effecting GSM, CDMA, UMTS & WCDMA services
A technology for guarding frequency bands and frequency bands, which is applied in line transmission components, network planning, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as low efficiency and exaggerated infrastructure costs, and achieve the effect of balanced links, optimal and effective utilization
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[0024] For the purposes of this allocation, the International Telecommunication Union ['ITU'] divides the world into three regions. The Indian subcontinent belongs to region 3 of this classification, while Europe and Africa belong to region 1, and the Americas belong to region 2.
[0025] The design and availability of devices supporting the various platforms of cellular mobile telecommunications must be compatible with and based on this global spectrum allocation.
[0026] In summary, the available and emerging platforms can be divided into [GSM & WCDMA] and CDMA 2000 from a spectrum allocation point of view.
[0027] The global spectrum allocation for such platforms is shown in Fig. [Table] 1. As can be seen from the analysis of the table, the two basebands of the spectrum allocated to GSM / WCDMA are the 900MHz cellular frequency band and the 1800MHz DCS frequency band.
[0028] figure 2Depicts the actual frequency band allocation and deployment of the uplink and downlink ...
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