In order to meet the growing demand for data, wireless network operators are actively adding new network spectrum to enhance capacity. Audio and video streaming will account for 80 per cent of network traffic by 2020, with more than 20 billion connected devices connected to the Internet, according to a recent report.

    Equipped with an upgraded base station antenna for the latest spectrum, kop is ready to support the next generation of wireless networks in Europe and the United States. The new ultra-wideband antenna, launched recently, supports the newly released 1400mhz and 600mhz bands dedicated to cellular networks. The company has already provided 1,400 MHz broadband antennas to a major European operator.

Vice President of kombucha base station antenna Upendra Pingle, said: "now the wireless network industry competition is intense, can force in the market has become a network operator is one of the key factors for success. The company is proud to be able to quickly respond to the real market demand and help wireless customers deploy valuable spectrum as quickly as possible.

    Recently, many European network operators have obtained the operating license of 1400 MHz band, which will help to improve the downlink speed and improve the user experience. Compp's ultra wide band antenna covers the entire spectrum from 1427 to 2690 MHz. In addition, it has independent port in 1400 MHz band, make it can be implemented on the band under the independent Angle adjustment, and under the condition of without increasing the antenna size, in 1800, 2100, 2300 and 2600 MHz band 4 x2 and 4 x4 MIMO capacity.

    In the us market, compp has launched an ultra-wideband antenna for the 600mhz band currently being auctioned, which can be used as a "wide-area 5G cover". Compp's 600mhz uwb antenna can achieve excellent field map boundary, roll down and sector overlap control, providing excellent narrow beam width performance. These characteristics can reduce interference and increase network capacity, and help operators gain maximum benefit from spectrum investment. Mr Kemp expects to start testing the 600mhz ultra-wideband antenna this year.

    In addition to supporting the new spectrum, kop's ultra-wideband antennas can also host the main frequencies used worldwide, enabling operators to diversify their services through the same antenna. Network operators need comprehensive network equipment to support today's large number of wireless network technologies and devices.