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| Date | Name | Comment |
04 01 2018 |
Vince |
Hi,
I am not sure how the bandwidth check works in LTE EARFCN calculator.
It looks like it does not check the 36.101 Table 5.6.1-1: E-UTRA channel bandwidth .
For EARFCN 2525 (band 5) it does not reject a 20MHz bandwidth.
BR,
Vince |
12 12 2017 |
Niviuk |
Added B42 for NBN Co. And a new page with 5G Dual Connectivity |
11 12 2017 |
Andrew Kolomatski |
NBN Co (Australia) rolls out Band42 TD-3500 as well, not only Band40 TD-2300. Add it please |
11 12 2017 |
Andrew Kolomatski |
Sorry, probably I found the answer. The clause "6.2.4 Resource-element groups" of the 36.211 really states "In case a single cell-specific reference signal is configured, cell-specific reference signals shall be assumed to be present on antenna ports 0 and 1 for the purpose of mapping a symbol-quadruplet to a resource-element group, otherwise the number of cell-specific reference
signals shall be assumed equal to the actual number of antenna ports used for cell-specific reference signals. The UE shall not make any assumptions about resource elements assumed to be reserved for reference signals but not used for transmission of a reference signal".
Even though it is still not quite clear why the standard requires so, but at least it is the fact that it does. Thank you anyway. |
11 12 2017 |
Andrew Kolomatski |
Hi Niviuk!
Thanks a lot for everything in this resource and especially for your iconic radio resource grid generator.
However may I ask you for one clarification please on the CRS mapping to resource elements.
When I select a single antenna case (Tx antenna port/number of ports: 0/0), I can see that in PBCH (light blue) region the resource elements reserved for ALL FOUR reference signals are excluded. This is absolutely in line with 36.211 "The mapping operation shall assume cell specific reference signals for antenna ports 0-3 being present irrespective of the actual configuration. The UE shall assume that the resource elements assumed to be reserved for reference signals in the mapping operation above but not used for transmission of reference signal are not available for PDSCH transmission. The UE shall not make any other assumptions about these resource elements."
But at the same time I can see that under a single antenna case in your PDCCH region the resource elements in symbol 0 of every slot 0 reserved for reference signals of TWO antennas are excluded. Can you please clarify why despite only one antenna port there are two RE's reserved for CRS in symbol 0 of every slot 0 instead of one? |
28 11 2017 |
Rox |
Niviuk, thanks for fixing the frequency calculator for 5GTF. |
23 11 2017 |
Alfonso |
Thanks Niviuk! |
22 11 2017 |
Niviuk |
5G TF calculator issue is fixed. 5G TF UL/DL ratio is not 3GPP, it is only a predefined static choice to display alternate UL and DL subframes. I can try to propose a digital value for UL and DL to avoid predefined choices |
21 11 2017 |
Alfonso |
Great work Niviuk! The web is very useful. One question: in http://niviuk.free.fr/fiveg_sfn.php in the 5G TF Frame parameters there's one UL/DL data cycle. Where in the specs can I find this parameter? |
20 11 2017 |
Rox |
5G channel to frequency calculator is not working. Can you please help to fix it? |
19 11 2017 |
Niviuk |
Removed B42, and added first 5G NR frequencies found in 3GPP TDocs |
16 11 2017 |
Cham |
Hi Niviuk, correction Samsung S8 SM-G950 doesn't support band 42. |
06 11 2017 |
Niviuk |
Hi, I have sometimes some errors as well, the web pages are hosted on a mutualised server, then may be when there is some higher network traffic, or server issues ? an area where I have no control. Regards |
02 11 2017 |
Eric |
This is a very useful tool, thank you, Niviuk, for making it! Not sure if it only happens to me or my friend, seems recently the webpage(s)/tables doesn't show up correctly. We tried Chrome/Firefox or even MS IE, but same issue. Any ideas? |
22 10 2017 |
Niviuk |
Hi, for all techno, there is now an option to search for a frequency range. The filter/sort option is now saved after selection. LTE geographical area option is selected by default. I disabled the UMTS equivalent band by default, but I can enable it back easily. Cheers |
11 10 2017 |
paulhw |
Thanks for such a useful resource. I use the LTE bands page once or twice a week! A few suggestions: 1) I find that every time I go to the LTE bands page, I change the sort order (it's not actually a 'Filter') to "DL Increasing" and turn on the Geography checkbox. Any chance those can be made the default?, 2) After changing and pressing Display, the Filter popup and checkboxes change back to their default; it would be nice if they stayed at the selected value to indicate what the table is showing (that confused me a couple of times), 3) It doesn't seem you can turn off the channel numbers anymore; the EARFCN check box appears to be ignored. I swear this used to work. |
05 10 2017 |
Mohit |
Please see if contents of the links below can be published alongside with the table for frequency bands.
http://mohitnarula.com/BandHole_v3_FDD.html and http://mohitnarula.com/BandHole_v1_TDD.html |
10 09 2017 |
Niviuk |
Hi Anant,
I added on the UE capabilities a filter by band, number of carriers, or uplink CA
|
10 09 2017 |
Niviuk |
Hi Jesse,
I added in the "Export" menu a search for a single frequency, a frequency range, in uplink or downlink, for all technos. The menu name is not intuitive but I did not find where else to add it |
20 08 2017 |
Jesse |
Could you add a search function for LTE bands where you enter a frequency or a frequency range and it would show all bands that include that frequency/range? Would be really useful! |
10 08 2017 |
FGB |
Hi, yesterday this site was down? |
03 08 2017 |
Anant |
Thanks for implementing ... dl-256QAM and ul-64QAM-r12 |
27 07 2017 |
Dario |
Dear, where Can I find information about LMS(Layer Management strategy) in LTE? |
23 07 2017 |
Niviuk |
Sunil, fixed gapoffsets that can be spread over two SFNs |
23 07 2017 |
Niviuk |
Anant, added dl-256QAM and ul-64QAM-r12 information associated to each LTE band |
18 07 2017 |
Anant |
Hi,
Is it possible to support INTEL chipset based UE CAPABILITY INFORMATION protocol message? |
18 07 2017 |
Sunil Joseph |
I believe measurement gaps ought to be 6ms long everytime. When selecting gapoffsets can they be spread over two SFNs ?. If my understanding is correct, then the display does not show the entire 6 sub frames in such cases |
11 07 2017 |
Niviuk |
Bill, from Wikipedia LTE networks, B3 is used widely : Europe, Asia, Korea, Africa, Australia, South America, but not in USA |
11 07 2017 |
Niviuk |
Iman, I used only 3GPP and LTE-U specs where it is indicated as downlink only. I ldon't know about WiFi field |
07 07 2017 |
Bill |
I am trying to understand why the GEO Area for band 3 is shown as 'All' |
06 07 2017 |
Anant |
Hello,
Enhancement Request to existing UE Capabilities Tool:
Is it possible to include dl-256QAM, ul-64QAM-r12 information associated to each LTE band?
Thanks, |
30 06 2017 |
Iman |
Hello ,excellent work !
I wonder if the bands 5150-5250 and 5725-5850 are for LTE downlink or Uplink, because in the LTE field i found the specification of DL only and in the WIFI field is marked LTE UL !!
Thank u in advance :) |
28 06 2017 |
Niviuk |
Hi, I need to search on the web, as I don't know how that can be done, I guess calling the php functions from any client |
23 06 2017 |
Vignesh Kannan |
Excellent data. I am wondering whether you guys provide any API's to access the information from a code. I did go through the export section. But I am curious about the API side. Thanks |
30 05 2017 |
Niviuk |
You are right, I changed the column name |
29 05 2017 |
Stefan Blomeier |
Dear Sir,
regarding LTE TDD you made nice table and picture for the SSF.
But I think there is a mistake in the description for
"SSF Special SubFrame, normal CP (Dw / GP / Up)"
=> you named the column "number of slots per subframe"
but it should be rather "number of OFDM-Symbols per subframe" as the Normal CP allows for 14 Symbols in a Subframe of 1ms.
thanks for your great tables and analysis. I appreciate your efforts.
kind regards,
Stefan |
09 05 2017 |
Jochen |
Thanks for this site and your effort. Amazing source of information! |
02 05 2017 |
Niviuk |
OP or OPc is stored in the SIM card, and in the HLR |
02 05 2017 |
Asalo |
Hello i want to obtain the OP or OPC.... i have the ki .... how i can do?
Help me please!! |
24 04 2017 |
Niviuk |
Cor S, max width value increased, and large graphs now ! Data tables are available in csv format from the main menu / Search, export bands, CA, ... |
24 04 2017 |
Cor S |
Great site, use it a lot.
On page http://niviuk.free.fr/lte_ca_spectrum.php bands above 3800MHz (ie. band 46, 252, 255) fall of the chart.
Would also be great if these items are available as excel download files, so that I could make my own charts.
Keep up the good work! |
23 04 2017 |
Niviuk |
Claudio, I checked B28, and the internal LTE table looks ok. May be there is an issue somewhere else, if you can send me a mail on which page and which action shows an issue ? Thx |
23 04 2017 |
Niviuk |
Lorenzo, I have checked in the internal LTE tables, and LTE B8 is limited to 10 MHz. May be there is an issue somewhere else, if you can send me a mail on which page and which action shows an issue ? Thx |
23 04 2017 |
Niviuk |
Saken, I have updated Kazakh operators from Wikipedia : Beeline, Kcell, Tele2. I will search on Samsung site for their devices |
23 04 2017 |
Niviuk |
Philippe, I don't see yet B71 in 3GPP, may be in next June release ? |
23 04 2017 |
Niviuk |
Anant, please send me by mail an example of UE Capability with MIMO 4x4 so that I can update the script |
21 04 2017 |
Anant Agrawal |
UE Capabilities Tool does not print 4x4 MIMO (layers) information for CA combos. Please advise. |
21 04 2017 |
Philippe |
Could you add LTE Band 71 to the list? |
21 04 2017 |
Saken |
Hello! Could you please add information about Kazakhstan networks, if you want I can send it to you... And also it would be better to update information about Samsung devices (They support a lot more LTE bands than it shown here) |
13 04 2017 |
Lorenzo |
Band 8 - 20MHz is not supported.
Supported channel bandwidths (MHz) are: 1.4, 3, 5, 10
Thanks,
Lorenzo |
07 04 2017 |
sami |
valuable information. great job |
02 04 2017 |
Claudio |
Hi, the frequency separation UL/DL is 55MHz. |
28 03 2017 |
Niviuk |
Hi, from the range of Arfcn, it seems B28 banwidth is 45Mhz, but delta frequency UL/DL is 55MHz ? |
25 03 2017 |
Claudio |
Band 28
700 MHz
APT
Bandwidth = 55 MHz (Correction)
Excelent Program. |
17 03 2017 |
Luca |
Thanks for the great job; very useful indeed |
20 02 2017 |
edwin |
Can I intersept a Wi-Fi cam in my Wi-Fi
|
14 02 2017 |
Niviuk |
From Wikipedia, Sweden has the telecom companies : 3, Net1, Net4Mobility, Telia |
08 02 2017 |
Ram |
Any info on LTE bands & carriers for Sweden? |
23 01 2017 |
Niviuk |
Ok; updated with 3GPP Dec 2016 |
12 01 2017 |
Arun Prasanth |
Please update the CAT table for CAT 15. As per the latest 36.306 the lower limit for CAT15 is 749856
DL Category 15 749856-798800 (Note 3) 149776 (4 layers, 64QAM)
195816 (4 layers, 256QAM)
75376 (2 layers, 64QAM)
97896 (2 layers, 256QAM) 9744384 2 or 4
|
24 12 2016 |
Vivek |
Hi Agha,
Use the below steps to lock your phone to a specific band:
1. Open Phone app and dial: *#0011#
2. Press the options button and select "Back"
3. Press the options button and select "Key Input"
4. Write "Q" (capital Q and without the "") and press OK
5. Press the options button and select "Key Input"?
6. Write "0000" ( Four ZEROs and without the "") and press OK?
7. Wait for 10 seconds
8. From MAIN MENU select [1] UMTS
9. Select [1] DEBUG SCREEN
10. Select [6] PHONE CONTROL
11. Select [7] NETWORK CONTROL
12. Select [2] BAND SELECTION
13. Select [4] LTE Band Preference
14. Select the band that you want the phone to lock |
21 12 2016 |
saida chari |
super niviuk it's very useful info |
13 11 2016 |
Agha |
Hello Guyz, I am trying to lock erfcn 1300 Band 3 in N910 Samsung. Please help me out |
01 11 2016 |
Niviuk |
Hi Daniel, fine view ! I have fixed it. Site updated with 3GPP Rel 14 Sept 1016 |
06 10 2016 |
Daniel |
Dear Niviuk,
I have used LTE sounding reference signal page in order to see allocation.
I think there is a mistake in Ko overline calculation. Instead of using mSRS,0, mSRS,Bsrs is used.
Regards,
Daniel |
15 09 2016 |
Niviuk |
You are right |
15 09 2016 |
Topi |
Would be Band 69 not 2570-2620 MHz, rather than 2665? |
08 09 2016 |
akshay sharma |
thanks for fixing it. |
08 09 2016 |
akshay sharma |
The Fd_low for band 46 is incorrect. It should be 46790 as per 36.101 |
02 09 2016 |
Amy |
Actually just downloaded the file again and it looks like I downloaded it just before you fixed it. Looks good now. |
02 09 2016 |
Amy |
Great site! BTW: I just noticed the downloadable version still has the wrong range for LTE Band 70. |
01 09 2016 |
Niviuk |
RS, I changed the Earfcn values for B70 to fit with the frequency band range, waiting for the next 3GPP release.
Wazzup, the RRC message UE Capability Information provides all the CA combinations supported by the device |
31 08 2016 |
RS |
Great site, use it regularly for my work.
LTE Band 70 seems to be incorrect, UL should be 1695-1710MHz and DL 1995-220MHz. However EARFCNs in the spec also seem to be wrong. |
30 08 2016 |
Walktester |
Hi, I would like to know what are the frequency channels for Verizon and ATT in Philly |
16 08 2016 |
Wazzup? |
Wonderful site! One question though, is there a way to know the CA bands (and bandwidths) that are supported by a LTE phone/chipset? It might be traced via capability messages but before enabling CA on some bands, we would like to be able to know if it will be used or not (even though it is specified in 3GPP CA band combinations). |
04 08 2016 |
Techdev |
Thank you for this great and very useful website! |
29 07 2016 |
Alfie |
very excellent summary! many thanks. |
10 07 2016 |
Niviuk |
Thanks; updated with 3GPP June 2016 |
08 07 2016 |
EPIC! |
Awesome job! Keep it up! |
16 06 2016 |
fermi |
An excellent updated summary, more than expected!! |
15 06 2016 |
tregor |
Hi, the best tool I ever seen for 3GPP bands!
Only 3GPPv14 approved bands 69 and 70 are not yet included, I assume they will be soon added :o) |
10 06 2016 |
benjal |
Very nice and useful database. I'm wondering why powerful 3GPP and other forum like IEEE do not have such nice tool, or maybe I did'nt found them. I'll keep the link and share it !
Thanks to all the contributors. I hope to be able to support such nice initiative. |
06 06 2016 |
Niviuk |
Hi, I found European DD bands range is 703-733, 758-788 MHz which fits in the same range as band 28, then it should be renamed from 700 APT to 700 AP + EU, for Asia Pacific + Europe |
05 06 2016 |
Ralph A. Schmid |
Hi!
Great site, I started years ago using it.
One thing, is the new European DD 700 MHz LTE band the same like "28 700 APT"?
Ralph. |
26 05 2016 |
Jorge |
Hi guys, this page is a powerful space where we can get important information. I've been working with mobile devices and SIM cards during more than 16 years. I hope be helpful with my contribute. |
06 04 2016 |
EON |
Hi Guys,
Just joined this forum. Hope to contribute and learn along.
Thanks! |
30 03 2016 |
Niviuk |
Could you drop me a mail with some details on the issue in B66, if possible with an example ? Thanks |
29 03 2016 |
mikejeep |
It appears that your Band 66 downlink EARFCN middle and high values are incorrect on your chart. The form appears to calculate them correctly (65536 offset from uplink). |
26 03 2016 |
James |
Awesome and very useful website!
Keep it up! ;) |
08 03 2016 |
Niviuk |
Why not about TETRA, do you know how to calculate the radio channels, is it ETSI TS 100 392-15 ? |
06 03 2016 |
Niviuk |
Hi Dave, Wikipedia offers many detailed network operators information, but no sorting is possible. I have added all the structure to show operators and devices frequency information here Supported bands. There is some filtering by country, or operator or brand. Hope some smartphone vendors or network operators will fill it. Cheers |
04 03 2016 |
PS |
Thanks for this great site, it's very useful and simple to use! |
04 03 2016 |
Dave K |
Can anybody suggest how I may find which Bands (all protocols) are deployed by country? Easy to find which freq ranges are deployed by country, but I need that broken down by bands. Thanks |
02 03 2016 |
ruben |
I would like to see TETRA added to this forum. |
16 02 2016 |
Niviuk |
Added few GSM info from 44.018 in Store / GSM radio |
16 02 2016 |
Niviuk |
Added for North American bands the Earfcn range for each block in LTE / FCC spectrum |
10 02 2016 |
SandBox Telecom PTY |
Excellent site. My respects.
Have UTRAN and GERAN all SIBs fields contents available with same detail as EUTRAN SIBs?
Most appreciated. Highest Regards. |
09 02 2016 |
Dave |
would like to see a table broken out like this in the EARFCN calculator
PCS 975 E 10 MHz 2
700c 5230 C 10 MHz 13
AWS 2100 B 10 MHz 4
and so on. |
20 01 2016 |
Niviuk |
Oops, a recent change issue. It is fixed now. Cheers |
19 01 2016 |
Aaron |
The CDMA frequency/channel search is not populating the Band 0 line which is causing the rest of the display to not work proper. All of the other columns are a space off since the other values are accounting for the Band 0 spot.
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