How to Navigate the Options from LTE-M, Cat 1bis to 5G eRedCap
summary
Claim: 5G eRedCap delivers real throughput and lower complexity compared with LTE options, with 100 Mbps redcap for reduced-capability 5G and an around 10 Mbps eRedCap mode for ultra‑low cost low‑power devices. Concrete history: Sequans built the original LTE‑M chipset with Verizon and later sold technology to Qualcomm. Practical tradeoffs: choose half‑duplex versus full‑duplex radios, pin‑to‑pin compatible chipsets for easy migration, and expect operator-driven migration over the next 10–20 years.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:57Cellular IoT dominance
- 3:002G to 5G evolution
- 4:50LTE-M vs NB-IoT vs Cat 1bis
- 5:315G RedCap and eRedCap
- 6:555G for IoT future
- 8:22Choosing IoT connectivity
- 9:32Conclusion
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