Samsung tests Open RAN network for Verizon with 64T64R Massive MIMO equipment

According to news on February 13, Samsung announced that it has completed the Open RAN (O-RAN) conformance and interoperability testing of Verizon network commercial-grade LTE and 5G NR radios, and finally achieved the expected performance improvement, proving compatibility with O-RAN The network will be able to meet expectations while providing the capabilities of a 5G NR network.

According to reports, Samsung conducted a series of O-RAN interoperability tests on the Verizon network in Dallas, Texas. , during which Samsung's CAT-A antenna (4T4R) was used, supporting 700/850 MHz and AWS / PCS frequency bands; CAT-B 64T64R Massive MIMO C-Band antenna; 16T16R C-band antenna and CBRS dual-band antenna. Test results show that Samsung can handle Massive MIMO integration, which is more complex with the 64T64R Massive MIMO radio compared to a simple CAT-A radio. Note: 64T64R is a large MIMO antenna, consisting of 64 transmitters/receivers; the 5G antenna is also called a 5G antenna because it integrates too many (Massive in English) independent transceiver units. It is a Massive MIMO antenna.

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