1) HSDPA can achieve maximum downlink speeds of 21.6 Mbps using 15 codes with 64-QAM modulation.
2) LTE downlink speeds of up to 100 Mbps are calculated based on using 100 resource blocks, 1000 subframes per second, 7 OFDMA symbols per subframe, 64-QAM modulation representing 6 bits per symbol with IQ multiplexing doubling the bits.
3) The theoretical maximum speed for a single LTE user is 100.8 Mbps but practical speeds will be lower after accounting for control channels and reference signals.
1) HSDPA can achieve maximum downlink speeds of 21.6 Mbps using 15 codes with 64-QAM modulation.
2) LTE downlink speeds of up to 100 Mbps are calculated based on using 100 resource blocks, 1000 subframes per second, 7 OFDMA symbols per subframe, 64-QAM modulation representing 6 bits per symbol with IQ multiplexing doubling the bits.
3) The theoretical maximum speed for a single LTE user is 100.8 Mbps but practical speeds will be lower after accounting for control channels and reference signals.
1) HSDPA can achieve maximum downlink speeds of 21.6 Mbps using 15 codes with 64-QAM modulation.
2) LTE downlink speeds of up to 100 Mbps are calculated based on using 100 resource blocks, 1000 subframes per second, 7 OFDMA symbols per subframe, 64-QAM modulation representing 6 bits per symbol with IQ multiplexing doubling the bits.
3) The theoretical maximum speed for a single LTE user is 100.8 Mbps but practical speeds will be lower after accounting for control channels and reference signals.
1) HSDPA can achieve maximum downlink speeds of 21.6 Mbps using 15 codes with 64-QAM modulation.
2) LTE downlink speeds of up to 100 Mbps are calculated based on using 100 resource blocks, 1000 subframes per second, 7 OFDMA symbols per subframe, 64-QAM modulation representing 6 bits per symbol with IQ multiplexing doubling the bits.
3) The theoretical maximum speed for a single LTE user is 100.8 Mbps but practical speeds will be lower after accounting for control channels and reference signals.
For HSDPA Chip rate/spreading factor 1 QPSK code at SF 16 240 1 16-QAM at SF 16 240 1 64-QAM at SF 16 240 Codes 10 codes with 16QAM 720*10 15 codes with 16QAM 720*15 15 codes with 64QAM 1080*15 Theoretical max of HSDPA with one carrier = 15 Codes * 1440kbps 21.6 Mbps Downlink Speed calculation in LTE LTE is said to have speed upto 100 mbps in Downlink, following is the calculation for it: The speed is the number of bits that can be transmitted in DL in one second with all the resources assigned to a single user. This is thetheoreticalspeed (for political purposes), practical speeds will be less that this as the control, broadcast channels, reference signals have to beaccommodatedin the same resources. The speed is calculated starting with the 100 Resource Blocks for 20 MHz. Each Resource Block has 12 Resource Elements. With 1 sub-frame of size 1 ms, there are 1000 sub-frames in 1 sec. Each subframe can carry 7 OFDMA symbols for Normal Cyclic Prefix. If 64 QAM modulation is used, each symbol cancommunicate6 bits and with IQ multiplexing the number of bits can be doubled. Therefore the possible speed is: 100 Resource Blocks (for 20 MHz bandwidth) X 12 Resource Elements per RB X 1000 sub-frames per second (1 subframe = 1 ms) X 7 symbols per sub-frame (Normal Cyclic Prefix) X 6 (1 symbol in 64 QAM represents 6 bits) X 2 (IQ multiplexing) = 100.8 Mbps speed in DL Modulation (bit) Applying 3/4 coding rate (Kbps) C/4 480 360 120 960 720 240 1440 1080 360 Kbps Mbps 7200 7.2 10800 10.8 (Max per cell or sector) 16200 16.2 (Max per cell or sector) 3.84 3840 480 960