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Tim uses TAC 15811 and 15812 for Bozen.<br /> | Tim uses TAC 15811 and 15812 for Bozen.<br /> | ||
In Bozen there are | In Bozen there are 25 LTE Basesations:<br /> | ||
24 BTS broadcast 1800 MHz, 8 with 2 CA 1 with 3 CA.<br /> | |||
8 BTS broadcast 800 MHz, 6 with CA 800 + 1800, one with CA 800 + 1800 + 2600..<br /> | |||
3 BTS broadcast 2600, two with CA 1800 + 2600, one with CA 800 + 1800 + 2600.<br /> | 3 BTS broadcast 2600, two with CA 1800 + 2600, one with CA 800 + 1800 + 2600.<br /> | ||
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'''LTE History'''<br /> | '''LTE History'''<br /> | ||
TIM was first to launch LTE in Bozen. 17 Basestations with the Prefix 7003XX and 7002XX where planed but due Permisson Problems with Stadtgemeinde Bozen only few where launched in July of 2013. Some where launched even 3 jears after. Three of those Basestations where already shutdown and replaced with 4G+ Basestations with higher eNodeB IDs.<br /> | TIM was first to launch LTE in Bozen. 17 Basestations with the Prefix 7003XX and 7002XX where planed but due Permisson Problems with Stadtgemeinde Bozen only few where launched in July of 2013. Some where launched even 3 jears after. Three of those Basestations where already shutdown and replaced with 4G+ Basestations with higher eNodeB IDs.<br /> | ||
Tim uses 3/4 available LTE bands in Bozen, for 1800 Tim partialy reuses old GSM DCS antennas, for 800 and 2600 they had to change theyr Antennas. On some eNodeBs RRUs are used. The Basestations are connected over both Fiber Optic | Tim uses 3/4 available LTE bands in Bozen, for 1800 Tim partialy reuses old GSM DCS antennas, for 800 and 2600 they had to change theyr Antennas. On some eNodeBs RRUs are used. The Basestations are connected over both Fiber Optic Cable and Microwave Link.<br /> | ||
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'''LTE-Advanced History'''<br /> | '''LTE-Advanced History'''<br /> | ||