The Relationship of Interference and Capacity in LTE
By Cristine Korowajczuk, CCO CelPlan Technologies, Inc.
When people ask me about how inter-cell interference and capacity interact in LTE networks, I like to start from the basics. Let’s talk about how LTE uses subcarriers and combines them to form the overall transmission carrier, which is what you probably know as the “LTE channel”. (click here to read full article).
Improving Reliability and Flexibility for Grid IoT: Multicarrier eSIM
Co-authored by Rick Schmidt & Kathy Nelson
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cellular technology, a new standard is emerging that promises to revolutionize the reliability and flexibility of IoT device connectivity for utilities, particularly in field area network (FAN) backhaul systems. The Multi-Carrier eSIM, defined by the SGP.32 standard, represents a significant leap forward in addressing the longstanding challenges of network redundancy and automated failover in remote locations. (click here to read full article).
Adaptive Modulation and How it Affects Cell Capacity
by Cristine Korowajczuk
I like to tackle problems in parts, break them down, understand what each thing is, and then how they work together. I think this will also be a good approach to address this topic. Let’s start with a quick recap on modulation, then address the adaptive side of it, and lastly understand why this knowledge is crucial to properly dimension wireless networks that use adaptive modulation (click here to read full article).
