SINR (Signal to Interference & Noise Ratio).RSRQ (Reference Signal Received Quality).In this particular example, three measurement quantities are used OFDM (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing).MIMO Radio Antenna Technology White Paper.802.11ay wireless technology: Next-gen 60GHz WiFi.
CableFree MMW E-Band Regulation by OFCOM in the UK. XPIC – Cross Polarization Interference Cancellation. Low Latency Technology for Wireless Networks. FSO: VCSEL and Laser Devices Comparison. FSO Guide – Free Space Optics, Optical Wireless. LTE S5/S8 Interface: Between the S-GW and P-GW. LTE S1 Interface: LTE RAN to Evolved Packet Core. Remote Management of CableFree LTE CPEs using TR-069. LTE Network Latency compared with 2G, 3G & WiFi. LTE Frequency Bands & Spectrum Allocations. 5G Frequency Bands & Spectrum Allocations. CPRI Interfaces for 4G & 5G Base Stations. Mining: CableFree 5G for mining Applications. Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP). Mobile, Temporary and Disaster Recovery. Fibre Cut – Avoiding Network Outage Using Wireless. Broadcast Television & Satellite Uplinks. CableFree Sapphire – High Performance MIMO Radio. CableFree Pearl – High Performance MIMO Radio. Custom SIM cards for 4G LTE & 5G NR Networks. CableFree Industrial 4G LTE CPE devices. CableFree Enterprise 4G LTE CPE devices. OpenRAN (O-RAN) & V-RAN for 4G & 5G LTE. 2G & 3G: CableFree GSM, GPRS & UMTS Solutions. For 3G (UMTS) an RNC (Radio Network Controller) number is used. If you would like to use some tools yourself, here's a few things to help you:Ĭompare with actual GPS coords on Google Maps or Bing Maps - postcodes are not an accurate guide! The coverage checkers below may display "no coverage", but comparing the precise location of the property may reveal it be within a signal area the opposite is also possible. We are happy to undertake a desk survey on any UK address - just raise a ticket and we'll provide as much info as we can. These are the current UK bands (full Excel spreadsheet attached at end of article) If the user does not have a WiFi "AC" device, test using a direct LAN cable with WiFi turned off) To carry out a speed test we recommend (If the client device is WiFi, please note that 2.4 Ghz "N" will never perform as well as 5 Ghz "AC". *Signal quality: all measurements need to be within range, just one poor factor can impact the perceived "speed" (IP throughput) for the user. 
Not all routers or modems will report RSSI,SINR,RSRQ,RSRP or even just "signal", but here's our guide to the expected results:
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