LTE FDD (LTE Frequency Division) and LTE TDD: the real value of Huawei.

At Connectikpeople.co, we love technologies, innovations, relevant contents and exciting tech-trends. In this momentum, we are proud to follow Huawei in its commitment to become a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider.

In this sector, Huawei is henceforth essential and progressively demonstrates its ability

to bridge the gaps.

Regarding the LTE FDD (LTE Frequency Division) and LTE TDD, Connectikpeople.co observes that,  globally, LTE TDD has been commercially deployed by about 61 operators, with 12 of those operators combining both LTE FDD (LTE Frequency Division) and LTE TDD (including Optus). Of the 61 commercial networks, Huawei's technology is being used in about 50 deployments meaning that, Huawei is the great market share of any network vendor.

A new milestone leads us in Austria, where Australian mobile operator Optus launched the world's ‘first’ deployment of Carrier Aggregation (CA) technology on a live commercial LTE TDD (Long Term Evolution Time-Division) network with speeds hitting more than 160 Mb/s. The trial also demonstrated a number of additional LTE technologies including:

•4×4 MIMO (multi-input-multi-output), which delivered 125 Mb/s speeds on a single 20MHz carrier

•Beamforming, where the network intelligently forms radio signals to deliver the best experience to users as they move around a cell coverage area. Beamforming tests showed a 67% improvement in data speeds at the edge of a cell, from 18 Mb/s to 30 Mb/s.

•Circuit-Switched (CS) Fallback, which allows Packet-Switched LTE 4G connections to revert to CS GSM/UMTS 3G networks for voice calls.

Connectikpeople.co observes that, the live deployment has been rolled out across a number Optus' "4G Plus" sites in Melbourne, and follows an earlier trial of CA and other advanced technologies which saw speeds hit over 500 Mb/s on LTE TDD.

If unfamiliar, Connectikpeople.co recalls that, Carrier Aggregation is an LTE-Advanced technology which combines multiple spectrums it allows for higher-speed data traffic.

Pending, to see Huawei launch mobile broadband devices compatible with CA (known as Cat-6 TD-LTE) in 2014, a note of 9 out of ten rewards the high dynamism of this chinese company.