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DAS Made Easy, (OK
Easier) The What’s, Why’s,
and How’s of Distributed
Antenna Systems
THE “WHAT”
 A Distributed Antenna System or DAS
A Network of spatially separated antenna
nodes
Connected to a common transport medium
Typically Fiber-optic
 Connectivity to the Carriers
Direct connection
Off-air repeater/BDA
THE “WHY”
 Why do I need a DAS
To extend coverage
To increase capacity
Seamless high quality customer
experience
Over 70% of mobile devices make calls or
access the internet from indoors
Existing outdoor signals not able to
penetrate indoors
THE WHY (CONT)
Exabyte = 1 Billion Gigabytes
Cisco VNI Country Mobile Forecast
THE “WHY” (CON’T)
 Value-add
 Increased revenue opportunity for venue
owners
 Sport Stadiums – Improved access to SM
 Business – Improved rental revenue growth
 Education – Improve student/faculty
productivity
 Hospitals – Reduce dependence on fixed
lines
THE “HOW”
 Pre-Installation
Test for existing signal levels
Test for signal interference
Identify problematic areas
 Review building pathways
Review potential donor antenna location
Review potential location for headend equipment
including availability of fiber and power
System design
Carrier and Public Safety coordination
THE HOW (CON’T)
 Installation
 Headend Assembly
 Point of interface (BDA or BTS)
 Remote Assemblies
 Transmits signal from headend to system
antennas
 Antenna Assemblies
 Omni and directional, multi-frequency
 Cable Assemblies
 Cut to length, terminated and tested
THE HOW (CON’T)
 Post Installation
 System Optimization and testing
 Connect carrier and public safety to headend
 Optimize power levels per design and carrier
specs
 Test live system performance and provide
coverage map
 Work with the testing agency to ensure
compliance and final acceptance
THE HOW (CON’T)
 System Monitoring
 99.999% uptime for connectivity and power
 Security
 Environmental
 Carrier Spectrum analysis
 Ongoing system support
 Medium, High and Critical
THE “WHO”
 So, who needs a DAS
Shopping Centers and Retail Parks
Sports Stadiums and Arenas
Convention Centers
Large office complexes
Airports
University and College Campuses
Hospitals
….Just about anywhere people congregate!
COMPONENTS OF A DAS
 Bi-directional Amplifier (BDA)
 Coaxial cable
 Connectors
 Antenna (Over-the-Air)
 Antenna
QUESTIONS

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ATP Event_081215

  • 1. This presentation is protected by US and International Copyright laws. Reproduction, distribution, display and use of the presentation without written permission of the speaker is prohibited. Copyright Materials
  • 2. DAS Made Easy, (OK Easier) The What’s, Why’s, and How’s of Distributed Antenna Systems
  • 3. THE “WHAT”  A Distributed Antenna System or DAS A Network of spatially separated antenna nodes Connected to a common transport medium Typically Fiber-optic  Connectivity to the Carriers Direct connection Off-air repeater/BDA
  • 4. THE “WHY”  Why do I need a DAS To extend coverage To increase capacity Seamless high quality customer experience Over 70% of mobile devices make calls or access the internet from indoors Existing outdoor signals not able to penetrate indoors
  • 5. THE WHY (CONT) Exabyte = 1 Billion Gigabytes Cisco VNI Country Mobile Forecast
  • 6. THE “WHY” (CON’T)  Value-add  Increased revenue opportunity for venue owners  Sport Stadiums – Improved access to SM  Business – Improved rental revenue growth  Education – Improve student/faculty productivity  Hospitals – Reduce dependence on fixed lines
  • 7. THE “HOW”  Pre-Installation Test for existing signal levels Test for signal interference Identify problematic areas  Review building pathways Review potential donor antenna location Review potential location for headend equipment including availability of fiber and power System design Carrier and Public Safety coordination
  • 8. THE HOW (CON’T)  Installation  Headend Assembly  Point of interface (BDA or BTS)  Remote Assemblies  Transmits signal from headend to system antennas  Antenna Assemblies  Omni and directional, multi-frequency  Cable Assemblies  Cut to length, terminated and tested
  • 9. THE HOW (CON’T)  Post Installation  System Optimization and testing  Connect carrier and public safety to headend  Optimize power levels per design and carrier specs  Test live system performance and provide coverage map  Work with the testing agency to ensure compliance and final acceptance
  • 10. THE HOW (CON’T)  System Monitoring  99.999% uptime for connectivity and power  Security  Environmental  Carrier Spectrum analysis  Ongoing system support  Medium, High and Critical
  • 11. THE “WHO”  So, who needs a DAS Shopping Centers and Retail Parks Sports Stadiums and Arenas Convention Centers Large office complexes Airports University and College Campuses Hospitals ….Just about anywhere people congregate!
  • 12. COMPONENTS OF A DAS  Bi-directional Amplifier (BDA)  Coaxial cable  Connectors  Antenna (Over-the-Air)  Antenna