The tables show intermodulation products IM3, IM5, IM7 and IM9 of different carriers. The coloring represents intermodulation products that fall either in the  proprietary band or in another band. The latter can be a serious issue with neutral host systems.

Frequency Bands: 700 MHz, 850 MHz, 1900 MHz, AWS

Band	TX	RX	IM3-	IM3+	IM5-	IM5+	IM7-	IM7+	IM9-	IM9+
700-U	746 – 763	776 – 793	729	780	712	797	695	814	678	831
700-L	728 – 746	698 – 716	710	764	692	782	674	800	656	818
850	869 – 896	824 – 851	842	923	815	950	788	977	761	1004
1900	1930 – 1990	1850 – 1910	1870	2050	1810	2110	1750	2170	1690	2230
AWS (2100)	2110 – 2155	1710 – 1755	2065	2200	2020	2245	1975	2290	1930	2335

 

Frequency bands: 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2600 MHz

Band	TX	RX	IM3-	IM3+	IM5-	IM5+	IM7-	IM7+	IM9-	IM9+
900E	925 – 960	880 – 915	890	995	855	1030	820	1065	785	1100
1800	1805 – 1880	1710 – 1785	1730	1955	1655	2030	1580	2105	1505	2180
2100	2110 – 2170	1920 – 1980	2050	2230	1990	2290	1930	2350	1870	2410
2600	2620 – 2690	2500 – 2570	2550	2760	2480	2830	2410	2900	2340	2970

For simplification of the calculation only the lowest and highest frequencies were calculated as CW signal (bandwidth =0 Hz). Signals in real networks have wider bandwidth, which result in wider IM products. Formulas used for the calculations (whereas f1 is the lowest Tx frequency of a band, and f2 is the highest frequency):

IM3-	IM3+	IM5-	IM5+	IM7-	IM7+	IM9-	IM9+
2*f1 – f2	2*f2 – f1	3*f1 – 2*f2	3*f2 – 2*f1	4*f1 – 3*f2	4*f2 – 3*f1	5*f1 – 4*f2	5*f2 – 4*f1