Huawei's wireless spectrum navigation technology analyzes the frequency band information supported by the terminal before the terminal accesses. If the terminal supports dual-band, it controls the…

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Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  83% (25)
• B
  17% (5)

Explanation

Option A is correct because Huawei's wireless spectrum navigation technology does exactly what the statement describes: it pre-analyzes the terminal's supported frequency bands before access, and for dual-band capable terminals, it uses two thresholds - the 5G priority starting threshold and the 5G user ratio threshold - to steer the device toward the 5G band whenever conditions permit. Option B is incorrect simply because the statement is an accurate description of the technology's behavior; denying it would contradict how the system actually operates. The logic is designed to maximize 5G utilization while preventing the 5G band from becoming overloaded, which is why both a priority threshold and a user-ratio threshold are evaluated together.

Memory tip: Think of it as a "5G gatekeeper" - before letting a dual-band terminal in, the system checks two things: Is 5G strong enough? (priority threshold) and Is 5G too crowded? (user ratio threshold). Both checks = smart steering = True.

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