CDMA-1XDO 1.0.0.1

CDMA-1XDO, also known as CDMA2000 1x EV-DO, is a wireless telecommunications standard that provides high-speed data transmission over CDMA networks.

The maximum speed offered by CDMA-1XDO is 3.1 Mbps for downlink and 1.8 Mbps for uplink.

There are two types of CDMA-1XDO networks - Rev.0 and Rev.A. Rev.0 supports up to 2.4 Mbps downlink and 153 kbps uplink whereas Rev.A supports up to 3.1 Mbps downlink and 1.8 Mbps uplink.

CDMA-1XDO provides high-speed data transmission, better call quality, improved security, wider coverage area, and efficient use of network resources.

The coverage area of CDMA-1XDO is similar to that of CDMA voice networks.

CDMA technology uses a spread-spectrum technique where each call uses a unique code to communicate with the base station. In CDMA-1XDO, the same technique is used for data transmission but with different coding and modulation schemes to achieve high-speed data transmission.

No, CDMA-1XDO is not compatible with other wireless networks as it uses a different air interface and modulation scheme.

Most modern smartphones and tablets support CDMA-1XDO, but it is important to check with the device manufacturer for compatibility.

CDMA-1XDO is being phased out in favor of newer technologies like 4G and 5G. However, it is still used in some parts of the world where these newer technologies have not yet been deployed.

CDMA-1XDO is not compatible with other wireless technologies, requires specialized hardware, and has limited support for voice and data simultaneously.