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The LTE/4G frequency allocations following OFCOM spectrum auction of 2012-13 are as follows:
Niche Spectrum Ventures Limited (a subsidiary of BT Group plc) - 800 MHz allocation: none Vodafone Limited - 800 MHz allocation: 801 to 811 MHz and 842 to 852 MHz (matched) Telefonica (UK Limited) - O2 - 800 MHz allocation: 811 to 821 MHz and 852 to 862 MHz (minimum coverage commitment)(matched) Everything Everywhere Ltd (EE)(formerly Orange and T Mobile) - 800 MHz allocation: 796 to 801 MHz and 837 to 842 MHz (matched) Hutchison 3G UK Ltd - 3 - 800 MHz allocation: 791 to 796 MHz and 832 to 837 MHz (matched) The spreadsheet below shows the total MHz in each band for each network, plus the totals, also 4G auction cost per MHz and per user for each network. While I hope this information has been calculated correctly, please don't take any reliance on the accuracy of this information as some of the info is second hand and it could have errors on!
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The UMTS/3G frequency allocations are as follows: 1900 - 1900.3 MHz - Guard band 1900.3 - 1905.2 MHz (4.9 MHz bandwidth) -
Unmatched spectrum - licence D - T-Mobile 1919.9 - 1920.3 MHz - Guard band 1920.3 - 1934.9 MHz (14.6 MHz bandwidth) -
Matched spectrum (mobile transmit) - licence A - '3' 2110 - 2110.3 MHz - Guard band 2110.3 - 2124.9 MHz (14.6 MHz bandwidth)
- Matched spectrum (base station transmit) - licence A - '3' 2169.7 - 2160 MHz - Guard band 2G/GSM frequency allocations (some of this capacity now also being used for 3G or 4G): Mobile phone transmit Base station transmit Vodafone GSM 900: 890 - 894.6 MHz 935 - 939.6 MHz O2 (Cellnet) GSM 900: 894.8 - 902 MHz 939.8 - 947 MHz Vodafone GSM 900: 902 - 910 MHz 947 - 955 MHz O2 (Cellnet) GSM 900: 910 - 915 MHz 955 - 960 MHz Vodafone GSM 1800 & O2 (Cellnet) GSM 1800: 1710 - 1721.5 MHz 1805 - 1816.5 MHz T Mobile (EE) GSM 1800: 1721.5 - 1751.5 MHz 1816.5 - 1846.5 MHz Orange (EE) GSM 1800: 1751.5 - 1781.5 MHz 1846.5 - 1876.5 MHz 3 (Hutchison UK Ltd) GSM 1800 - 2 x 15 MHz of the above T-Mobile/Orange spectrum was sold by EE to 3 in 2012. While there is no reason to doubt these figures, the webmaster cannot guarantee accuracy of this data! |
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