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This document compares 3G and 4G wireless networks, focusing on services, architecture, data throughput, and user perceptions. It also distinguishes between 4G LTE, 4G WiMax, and 4G WiBro networks.
What's inside
- Comparison of 3G and 4G wireless networks
- Services and applications of 3G and 4G
- Network architecture of 3G and 4G
- Data throughput of 3G and 4G
- Distinguishing between 4G LTE, WiMax, and WiBro
- Competition between 4G LTE carriers
Who it is for: For students of wireless networks, and professionals comparing 3G and 4G technologies. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
3G and 4G wireless networks differ in services, architecture, speed and user experience. Students learn about these differences and the competition between 4G LTE carriers.
3G vs 4G networks
3G and 4G wireless networks differ in services, network architecture, data throughput and user perceptions. Examples of services offered by 3G and 4G networks are listed.
4G LTE, WiMax, WiBro
4G LTE, 4G WiMax and 4G WiBro networks are distinguished by their upload and download speeds. Backward compatibility and service availability are also discussed.
Competition between 4G LTE carriers
Competition between 4G LTE carriers is described. The benefits of this competition to subscribers are outlined.
Key terms
- 3G Wireless Networks
- Third-generation wireless networks, such as CDMA2000, UMTS and EDGE.
- 4G Wireless Networks
- Fourth-generation wireless networks, such as WiMax2 and LTE-Advanced.
- Data throughput
- The rate of data transferred from one place to another.
- 4G LTE
- Fourth-generation Long Term Evolution, a type of 4G network.
- Backward compatibility
- The ability of a system to use interfaces and data from earlier versions.
- WiBro
- Wireless Broadband, a type of 4G network.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the main differences between 3G and 4G networks?
- How do 4G LTE, WiMax and WiBro networks differ?
- What are the benefits of competition between 4G LTE carriers?
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