cbdeakin
Regular Member
ok, I meant 4 channels via carrier aggregation.
whats the most common type of MIMO used for 4G masts? is it 4x4 MIMO, 2x2, or just SISO.
I read this on Reddit about MIMO and CA:
"2xCA, or two carrier aggregation, is where two bands are aggregated together and combined as if they're one, like Band 2 and Band 12.
2x2 MIMO is having two antennas on the tower sending to two antennas on the phone, over the exact same band."
Is that correct?
In the UK, do most 4G devices already recieve multiple signals from a mast via MIMO, regardless of whether carrier aggregation is enabled?
whats the most common type of MIMO used for 4G masts? is it 4x4 MIMO, 2x2, or just SISO.
I read this on Reddit about MIMO and CA:
"2xCA, or two carrier aggregation, is where two bands are aggregated together and combined as if they're one, like Band 2 and Band 12.
2x2 MIMO is having two antennas on the tower sending to two antennas on the phone, over the exact same band."
Is that correct?
In the UK, do most 4G devices already recieve multiple signals from a mast via MIMO, regardless of whether carrier aggregation is enabled?























