What are multibeam antennas and how are they used in the network.

Low-band spectrum still defines a carrier’s coverage footprint, but 700 and 850 MHz have long trailed 600 MHz in reach. JMA’s four-port Macro MX04 antenna closes that gap, bringing 750 MHz within 10% of 600 MHz coverage while holding a true 65-degree beam width, avoiding the gaps narrower designs create. For 5G Standalone deployments, 850/700 MHz overlap improves from 83% to 94%, delivering a more consistent LTE and 5G experience. By consolidating two hex-port antennas into one, MX04 frees tower space for mid-band FD-MIMO, at lower weight and cost, with no tower reinforcement required.

Optimizing Low-Band Performance with Next-Generation Antenna Solutions

Low-band spectrum still defines a carrier’s coverage footprint, but 700 and 850 MHz have long trailed 600 MHz in reach. JMA’s four-port Macro MX04 antenna closes that gap, bringing 750 MHz within 10% of 600 MHz coverage while holding a true 65-degree beam width, avoiding the gaps narrower designs create. For 5G Standalone deployments, 850/700 MHz overlap improves from 83% to 94%, delivering a more consistent LTE and 5G experience. By consolidating two hex-port antennas into one, MX04 frees tower space for mid-band FD-MIMO, at lower weight and cost, with no tower reinforcement required.