Shandong Mobile and ZTE complete E-band 5G NR site pilot: downlink 425Mbps is more than 5 times higher than 4G network

It was reported on July 18 that China Mobile’s current 5G indoor base stations mainly use the 2.6GHz frequency band. The network interference caused by indoor and outdoor co-frequency networking scenarios affects user experience to a certain extent. ZTE officially announced that it has teamed up with Shandong Mobile, Jinan Mobile Branch and China Mobile Design Institute to complete an E-band NR site pilot at Jinan Eurasia Grand View Mall. The mall has a large flow of people and a high load on the 5G network. Officials pointed out: As a 4G indoor dedicated frequency band, the E-band can eliminate indoor and outdoor network interference and bring better network services to users by actively exploring the evolution to NR networks and inter-frequency networking with outdoor 2.6GHz.

According to official information, this pilot uses ZTE dual-band equipment R9626 M2326 2-channel RRU, which supports both 2.6GHz and 2.3GHz.

Taking full advantage of 5G technology through hardware modification and software upgrade, this pilot successfully achieved a 425Mbps downlink peak rate under a 2-channel @50M bandwidth network, which is more than 5 times higher than the E-band 4G network rate.

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