Get Out Your 3D Glasses…for LTE troubleshooting

Monday, 22 February 2010 14:17 Last Updated on Monday, 01 March 2010 15:02 Written by Michael Ballard

There has been a lot of technology advancements in LTE/4G wireless as of late.  And leading that front is NEC.  They can add another innovation feather to their cap.

On the heels of announcing the world’s smallest LTE transmitter, NEC can now look at LTE transmission patterns in 3D.  If you want to see the wave patterns of radio devices (like cell towers, WiFi access points, etc) you would usually have a tool that showed you the top-down (2D) layout.  However, if you are trying to fine tune for better reception to the top of a high-rise building, 2D just isn’t going to cut it.  NEC’s software gives the user both the horizontal and vertical patterns.  And no 3D glasses are required J

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