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Bookmark or Share- How to Choose an External 4G or 5G Mobile Broadband AntennaRSSI isn’t relevant to LTE performance at all, only examine RSRP for a relative LTE signal “strength”, but it is relative to the band in use. For performance at any RSRP level the best performance will be governed by the SINR, critically the greater the number above 0dB (upto +20dB) the better the download and upload speed will perform.
- Carrier Aggregation causes loss of signal? - ISPreview UK Forum-102dBM RSRP is still a workable Signal, but not as good as -77bdm, which is around +24db better, but its not always about Signal Strength, each Mast Quality comes into play as well. Its not normal for the Signal Strength to change that much when CA is present or kicks in, it should be roughly constant if is being served from the same Mast,
- ZTE MC888 expriments | Page 2 | ISPreview UK ForumThis is an example of extended info: As you can see additional CA bands (in this case B3) report SINR, RSRQ and RSRP Mobile Menu Home Editorial Articles ISP List and Comparison Reader Reviews Top 10 UK ISPs Discussion Forum Speedtest Broadband Technology Complaints Advice Contact Us
- Decent RSRQ/RSRP but terrible SINR on external antenna?RSRP: -81dBm I'm now getting around 5 - 8Mbps down and 20Mbps up. These were taken with LTE H-Monitor. The odd thing is, when I swap out the XPOL with some 9dBi paddles, I get much better SINR: SINR: 15db RSRQ: -10db RSRP: -85dBm With the paddles I get about 20Mbps down and 1Mbps up. I'm currently on Bands 3 + 20.
- Three (Zyxel) NR5103e - 5G Connection Fault (Smarty B12/FW)Basic maths confusing me, -91db (lower RSRP) is better than -90db! Looking back at my previous posts, I was getting the 4G -91db RSRP on the NR5103e - which is the same on the MC801a, so it looks like: MC801a '5G Signal Strength' = NR5103e 'RSRP-NSA' I can't see an equivalent for RSRQ/5G-RSRQ on the MC801a though. On the NR5103e I was getting:
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