Understanding C-Band in 5G and 6G Systems | MPT

Why has C-band appeared onto the international landscape for 5G and 6G mobile systems? Frequency bandwidth! Increased frequency bandwidth translates directly to increased user download speeds.
Traditionally, C-band was mostly used for satellite communications, but most countries have set this middle frequency range as a major amount of spectrum for 5G. In the USA alone, over $100 billion dollars has been raised for C-band investment!
Watch my video to find out the specifics on C-band advantages compared to other frequency bands.
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[@rajnishsharma6700]

Nicely explained…with requisite details …👍👍👍

[@James_Knott]

Long before satellites, C band was used for terrestrial microwave links, usually by the phone companies. For many years, you could see the big towers supporting the antennas.

[@gangliu2399]

clearly explanation...while it is titled with 6G too, but it is not mentioned.

[@paulmitchell4421]

C band is 4 to 8 Ghz.
N77, N78, N48 are in S Band.
2 to 4 Ghz is IEEE S band. always was.