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Network administrators and engineers around the globe acknowledge that 850 MHz and 900 MHz spectrums generate interference problems when deployed in the same geographic area. This interference occurs in two ways:
The interference caused by out-of-band emissions from an 850 MHz BTS can only be fixed by fitting a filter to the 850 MHz transmitter (Carrier-2 in this paper) to sufficiently reduce any out-of-band transmissions. Addressing the receiver blocking problem requires a filter in the 900 MHz site (Carrier-1 in this paper). This paper incorporates a link budget methodology and 3GPP adjacent channel selectivity requirements to address the 900 MHz receiver blocking problem.
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