According to pdvWireless Inc., the FCC has adopted a notice of proposed rulemaking that would allow a broadband allocation at 900 MHz, reconfiguring the band from its current narrowband-only allocation. Moreover, spectrum regulation in the 900 MHz (3GPP Band 8) in the US region is an emerging possibility that could support private LTE networks in addition to private two-way radio and SCADA radio systems. The four most-used bands are 1800 MHz (band 3), 800 MHz (band 20), 2600 MHz (band 7), and 700 MHz. Furthermore, according to the report from GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association) in April 2019, LTE networks have been deployed in 38 licensed frequency bands worldwide. Each country has different licensing rules and regulations. The licensed spectrum includes the commercial mobile spectrum bands for 4G LTE networks with access depending upon local frequency regulations. We will discuss licensed spectrum in this blog.
There are several spectrum options available to private LTE network operation: licensed spectrum or unlicensed frequency bands. To build a private LTE network in the mining sector, the choice of spectrum is more critical and complicated in addition to network equipment and IoT devices. A private LTE network is becoming an emerging solution to meet these requirements Mining industry demands wireless networks with high-availability, seamless mobility with world-class Quality of Service (QoS), improved security, and the ability to support multiple applications and services simultaneously.
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