What is the difference between LTE ™ and Wimax ™?
In the world of fourth generation technology (4G) there are two competitive 4G standards: wireless interoperability microwave (Wimax ™) and long -term development (LTE ™). Both of these standards are so similar that many experts and experts are confused. One difference between LTE ™ and Wimax ™ is that they work on different frequencies, so their deployment differs slightly. Wimax ™ is made to work with new deployments while LTE ™ is made for existing mobile and broadband. Between LTE ™ and Wimax ™ is LTE ™ a little faster and Wimax ™ is a bit easier to set. The number of current users affects each carrier because more users need a larger bandwidth; LTE ™ is slightly more influenced by the number of users than Wimax ™. This frequency does not affect speed, functionality or reliability, but changes how systems are set and deployed. LTE ™ is made to work on 700 Megahertz (MHz), Wimax ™ is made to work on 2.3 Gigahertz (GHz) and 3.5 GHz, and OIndeed, they are able to work on 2.1 GHz and 2.5 GHz.
LTE ™ and Wimax ™ are able to work with new and existing broadband and mobile deployments. At the same time, LTE ™ is to work with existing systems and tends to be better when integrating existing networks. Wimax ™ is designed for new deployments and networks. This will not mean much to ordinary users, but for business users this means that new businesses will tend to consider Wimax ™ more useful, while LTE ™ will help existing business upgrades and integrate their systems with new technology.
speed and ease of use are two common factors that users look at when choosing any type of technology. While LTE ™ and Wimax ™ are similar in both aspects, each showing its strength in a certain aspect. The transmission rate is slightly higher for LTE ™, especially in the mobile department; The difference is not so distinctive with fixed deployment or directionalAči. The settings are relatively easy for both standards, but Wimax ™ is a bit easier to set up.
It is rare that only one person in the immediate area for the use of equipment 4G. There are more often tens or hundreds of people who use similar devices at the same time. With so many users in the same area, the 4G data flow slows down to meet each user's requirements. While both LTE ™ and Wimax ™ are adversely affected by the number of users, LTE ™ tends to be a little more affected. At the same time, LTE ™ is faster, which tends to balance two.