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NTT DoCoMo, AGC and Ericsson successfully field-tested fifth-generation (5G) mobile communications technology in a vehicle driven at high speed in Japan.
During testing, the frequency range of 28 GHz was used. The vehicle was equipped with special antenna modules mounted on glass surfaces. In total, experts used eight such modules - on the side windows, windshield and rear windows. This ensured the reception of signals from any direction.
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As a result, it was possible to show throughput at the level of 8 Gbit / s when the car is moving at speeds up to 100 km / h. Moreover, the bandwidth of the channel reached 11 Gb / s while reducing the speed of the car to 30 km / h.
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