In late 2010, a new wireless technology called long term evolution (LTE) was introduced in the
United States. LTE service operates in several frequency bands, including the 698 MHz to 806
MHz band, which overlaps the frequency spectrum used by many cable operators to deliver
services to their customers. As LTE service providers continue to deploy LTE service, the radio
frequency (RF) signal emanating from LTE user equipment (UE) represents another source of
potential interference to services carried on cable systems.
This operational practice provides a tutorial on RF signal field strength and a method for
calculating field strength emanating from LTE UE. The same principles are
applicable to cable network signal leakage field strength.
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| Number of Pages : | 15 |
| Published : | 2020 |
