6G • Spectrum
10 GHz Contiguous Channel Bonding
Extreme Ultra-Wideband Carrier Aggregation in Sub-THz Bands
Baseband technique aggregating multiple adjacent sub-THz channels into a single massive 10 GHz wide pipe delivering hundreds of gigabits per second.
Technical Explanation
In 5G, carrier aggregation combined channels measuring 100 MHz wide. In 6G sub-THz bands, wide swathes of unfragmented spectrum permit 10 GHz Contiguous Channel Bonding. By treating 10 GHz of continuous bandwidth as a single unified radio bearer, the physical layer achieves raw channel data rates exceeding 100 Gbps on a single RF carrier with simple QPSK or 16-QAM modulation.
Key Functions
- Bonds 10 GHz of continuous spectrum into a single massive wireless channel
- Delivers >100 Gbps single-carrier throughput without requiring complex high-order QAM
- Relaxes baseband digital signal processor equalization constraints
- Enables wireless front-haul pipes capable of replacing optical fiber bundles
Specifications
IEEE 802.15.3d Channel Bonding Rules, 3GPP TR 38.807 Sub-THz
Interfaces
Ultra-Wideband Baseband ModulatorAiP Transceiver Array
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