US EditionVodafone Uses Satellites to Help Align Mobile Network Antennas
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Vodafone deploys GPS to ensure antenna provide constant best signal - Mobile Europe
The operator begins rollout of GPS sensors in September in Albania with plans ultimately to deploy the sensors across its entire mobile footprint Vodafone is to use GP to align land-based 4G and 5G antennas and consistently provide the best mobile signal. Mobile antennas often shift over time due to weather or seismic activity, which can degrade the quality of connection. From September, Vodafone will roll out the satellite guided sensors, start…
Vodafone Uses Satellites to Help Align Mobile Network Antennas
One of the problems that UK mobile network operators, like Vodafone (VodafoneThree), often have to contend with is the issue of ensuring that their land-based 4G and 5G (mobile broadband) antennas are precisely positioned in order to deliver the best signal. But satellite guided sensors are now being tested to help change that. A failure to keep antennas perfectly aligned, which most often occurs due to things like strong storms or seismic activ…
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