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Electromagnetic compatibility problems in LTE mobile networks 800 MHz frequency band

Stankevičius et al., 2015

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8604586330510157024
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Stankevičius E
Medeišis A
Paulikas
Anskaitis A
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This paper examines the LTE UE (Long-Term Evolution User Equipment) in 800 MHz frequency band (the so-called digital dividend) interference to Short Range Devices (SRD) in the band of 863 MHz–870 MHz. The fundamental objective of this research is to evaluate …
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