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Understanding mobile frequency bands is crucial for optimizing your network performance and choosing the right equipment. The table below provides a detailed overview of various mobile frequency bands, including their frequency ranges and common uses. By familiarizing yourself with these bands, you can ensure compatibility with your network provider, select appropriate signal boosters, and enhance your overall connectivity. This guide helps you navigate the technical aspects of mobile frequencies to make informed decisions for better signal strength and coverage.
Mobile Frequency Bands Table
| Band Name | Frequency Range | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Band 1 | 1920-1980 MHz (Uplink) | 2100 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 2 | 1850-1910 MHz (Uplink) | 1930-1990 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 3 | 1710-1785 MHz (Uplink) | 1805-1880 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 4 | 1710-1755 MHz (Uplink) | 2110-2155 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 5 | 824-849 MHz (Uplink) | 869-894 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 7 | 2620-2690 MHz (Uplink) | 2500-2570 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 8 | 880-915 MHz (Uplink) | 925-960 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 12 | 698-716 MHz (Uplink) | 728-746 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 13 | 777-787 MHz (Uplink) | 746-756 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 20 | 832-862 MHz (Uplink) | 791-821 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 28 | 703-748 MHz (Uplink) | 758-803 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 38 | 2570-2620 MHz (Uplink) | 2570-2620 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 40 | 2300-2400 MHz (Uplink) | 2300-2400 MHz (Downlink) |
| Band 41 | 2496-2690 MHz (Uplink) | 2496-2690 MHz (Downlink) |
How to Read and Understand the Table
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Band Name: This column lists the names of various mobile frequency bands. Each band has a specific range of frequencies used for communication.
- Frequency Range: This column provides the frequency ranges for each band. The frequency range is split into Uplink and Downlink. Uplink refers to the frequencies used by your device to send data to the cell tower. Downlink refers to the frequencies used by the cell tower to send data to your device.
- Uplink: The frequencies from your device to the cell tower.
- Downlink: The frequencies from the cell tower to your device.
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Usage: This column indicates the technology or service associated with each band. It shows which technologies use these frequencies, such as GSM, UMTS, LTE, or 4G.
How to Use This Information
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Identifying Supported Bands: To ensure compatibility with your mobile network, check which frequency bands your device supports. Match these with the bands used by your network provider.
- Selecting Signal Boosters: If you’re choosing a signal booster, make sure it supports the frequency bands used by your network provider. For instance, if your network uses Band 20 and Band 41, your booster should support these bands to be effective.
- Understanding Coverage: Different bands offer varying coverage and data speeds. Lower frequency bands (e.g., Band 12) cover larger areas and penetrate buildings better, while higher frequency bands (e.g., Band 40) offer faster speeds but shorter coverage areas.
By understanding how these bands and frequencies work, you can make informed decisions about network compatibility, signal boosters, and overall network performance.