Wireless: WBS-680 Questions regarding WBS-680 rebanding
Question - What is the difference between a one side rebanding and two sides rebanding.
Answer - A one side rebanding only changes the frequency range on half the system, that is the beltpack Tx and base station Rx typically.
A two sides rebanding would encompass the beltpack Tx and Rx, base station Tx and Rx.
As an example a C6 rebanding to C3 would only be a one side rebanding. This would move the 704 - 722 MHz section of the system to 650 - 668 MHz band.
A C6 to B4 would be an example of a two sides rebanding. This would move the 554 - 572 MHz section of the system to 536 - 554 MHz (Base Tx and Beltpack Rx) and the 704 -722 MHz section to 668 - 686 MHz (Base Rx and Beltpack Tx).
Answer - A one side rebanding only changes the frequency range on half the system, that is the beltpack Tx and base station Rx typically.
A two sides rebanding would encompass the beltpack Tx and Rx, base station Tx and Rx.
As an example a C6 rebanding to C3 would only be a one side rebanding. This would move the 704 - 722 MHz section of the system to 650 - 668 MHz band.
A C6 to B4 would be an example of a two sides rebanding. This would move the 554 - 572 MHz section of the system to 536 - 554 MHz (Base Tx and Beltpack Rx) and the 704 -722 MHz section to 668 - 686 MHz (Base Rx and Beltpack Tx).
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