Qualcomm Seeks Experimental License to Conduct 5G Tests
Qualcomm filed at the FCC for an experimental license to test 5G technologies near its San Diego campus. The tests would use 3.4-3.55 GHz spectrum. “The network supported by this experimental license is critical for Qualcomm to develop, validate, and…
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then demonstrate 5G technology wireless communications systems,” said the application. “Qualcomm designed the network to generate the smallest amount of RF interference to incumbents in the requested frequency range while also providing the RF coverage area required for engineering development and showcasing advanced wireless technology for indoor, outdoor, static and mobility user environments. The network is required to support both conventional passive antennas configurations as well as advanced beam forming technologies that will be utilized by 5G networks.”