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Multinational United States, Japan and Germany Testan with reverberation chambers developed by researchers at the Polytechnic technology that multiplies by 30 the performance of current high-end phones
The technology company ISSUES, created by the researcher at the Polytechnic University of Cartagena David Sanchez, participated in the first tests are underway worldwide to test the performance of LTE Advanced technology wirelessly transmitting data at 600 megabits per second ( Mbps), a world record speed multiplied by 30 the capabilities of current high-end phones.
Multinational Keysight Technologies, US, Anritsu Corporation, Japan, and Rohde & Schwarz, Germany, have recently tested reverberation chambers EMITE E500 realistic behavior in air (Over The Air, for its acronym in English) terminal, Panasonic and other manufacturers class, comprising four carrier data transmission in different frequencies for the first time in the world.
"We found that it really is possible to add the speed of each carrier and achieve almost incredible total," says David Sanchez Hernandez, who said among the objectives of this new technology "to avoid saturation of the networks, to transmit different frequencies". When the fifth range devices with LTE-A to reach the market with these connection speeds "it will be possible to see high definition television and even stop, rewind and frame at television broadcasts, all in real time," exemplifies.
MAKES is headquartered in the building CEDIT Fuente Álamo Technology Park.
UPCT part of the share capital of the company, which is primarily committed to hiring graduates from the Polytechnic University of Cartagena.
Source: UPCT
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