Re: [Openbts-discuss] Generate 4G/4G+ signal with OpenBTS

[Neel P. <nee...@et...>]

Hello Filippo:

OpenBTS does not support LTE. OpenBTS supports GSM and GPRS. OpenBTS-UMTS
supports WCDMA (3GPP Release 99).

For SDR-based LTE solutions, look at OpenLTE, srsLTE, and Eurecom
OpenAirInterface (OAI).

I think there is some confusion in your question. The host computer will
connect to the radio, such as a USRP N200, over 1 Gb Ethernet. The data
rate over Ethernet will depend on the sample rate used in the radio. For
GSM, this will be usually be low, but for WCDMA and LTE, it will be
significantly higher.

--Neel



On 3 December 2015 at 10:53, Filippo Bianco <fil...@gm...>
wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> I was just wondering if OpenBTS can generate a signal with a speed of
> 100 Mbps (4G) or even 300 Mbps (4G+, Advanced LTE).
> I've searched on the internet, but I found no informations.
>
> Another question: Since I read it is necessary to connect the computer
> running OpenBTS to modem/router with an ethernet cable, could I transmit
> a 1 Gbps signal with OpenBTS (obviously if my home connection supports
> that speed)?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
>
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