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700M “digital dividend“ frequencies for 4G radio, refusing to let go,

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700M “digital dividend“ frequencies for 4G radio, refusing to let go,


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700M "digital dividend" frequencies for 4G radio, refusing to let go-700MHz, radio-IT news 700M "digital dividend" frequencies for 4G radio, refusing to let go

On June 23, 2014, held today on future Summit Forum on radio and television around the world, radio and TV planning Academy of the State press and publication Administration said JIANG Wenbo, a wide swath of 700MHz in the UHF band, anytime an auction can not be diverted to any other use.

This illustrates that the Department of radio and television did not plan to enter the mobile communications market in the short term, telecom operators are the prospects for 700MHz resources.

698MHz~806MHz/862MHz's band, known collectively as the 700MHz band. The band previously primarily used for analogue broadcasting, with the development of radio, the band will release their 100M resources.

Due to the band at a low frequency, with features such as signal coverage, strong penetrability, suitable for wide range of network coverage, network and low cost, if the public or national security network for mobile communications, will create new economic and social value for humans, it is internationally recognized as the "digital dividend" frequencies.

According to the Administration's plan, by 2020, the national terrestrial digital TV broadcasting coverage network was basically completed, and ground to stop broadcasting analog TV signals. This shows that our 700MHz "digital dividend" the release of at least ten years behind developed countries.





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