In order to successfully deliver 5G services, service providers must ensure proper radio frequency (RF) signal quality throughout their networks. To maintain high RF-signal quality, interference-causing sources on the 4G network must be quickly and easily identified. But why is 5G so heavily dependent on 4G network architecture in the first place? And how can RF-signal problems be easily found and solved?   What’s the link between up and coming 5G and tried-and-true 4G/LTE networks? In order to speed up 5G adoption, we are seeing that the early rollouts of 5G networks are non-standalone (NSA) deployments, depending heavily on