The document introduces Signalwing's 5G distributed antenna system (DAS) and small cell solutions, including their 5G pRRU remote system, 5G active antenna solution, and 5G booster solution. The pRRU remote system extends the coverage of a single 5G pico RRU to an entire building using remote units. The active antenna solution replaces existing ceiling antennas with active antennas to provide 5G coverage without new wiring. The 5G booster solution adds a conversion booster to existing antennas to provide 5G service while keeping the existing infrastructure. Pilot tests showed the solutions met throughput standards.
The document describes an optimization module product that helps design efficient indoor wireless networks. The module uses 3D modeling to predict indoor coverage of macro signals and optimize distributed antenna system (DAS) design. Key features include mapping indoor macro signal interpolation, data throughput and signal quality coverage, soft handoff zones, and optimal antenna placement to minimize equipment needs while achieving coverage goals. The module helps network designers rightsize indoor wireless solutions and troubleshoot network problems using coverage mapping outputs.
Introducing our 5G Platform for the first movers in 5G, the first completely end-to-end solution that combines core and radio solutions in 5G to enable new opportunities and use cases
Ibwave The in building wireless standard: INNOVATIVE PLANNING OF SMALL CELL N...Small Cell Forum
This document discusses the need for in-building wireless solutions as 80% of mobile data occurs indoors. It introduces iBwave's in-building wireless products and solutions including design and planning software, a mobile planning app, training programs, and an in-building collaboration platform. The mobile planning app allows technicians to conduct site surveys, collect RF measurements, and design small cell networks directly on a mobile device, streamlining the deployment process. Case studies demonstrate time and cost savings using the iBwave mobile solution.
In building solutions ibs using distributed antenna systemIAEME Publication
This document discusses in-building solutions (IBS) using distributed antenna systems. It provides an overview of the components used in IBS including base transceiver stations, splitters, couplers, cables, and antennas. It also discusses challenges in IBS installation and provides an example of an IBS design for a 4-floor building with 19 antennas arranged on each floor. IBS can provide full mobile coverage within buildings and improve reliability, quality of service, and wireless access for enterprises, hospitals, and other venues.
The document discusses the importance of in-building wireless coverage and describes different in-building wireless solutions. It covers distributed antenna systems (DAS), including passive and active DAS. For passive DAS, it details common components like coaxial cables, splitters, tappers, attenuators, and filters. Active DAS uses main units, expansion units, and remote units connected by fiber optic cables. The document provides examples of passive and active DAS diagrams and discusses hybrid systems. It outlines the key steps for in-building wireless design, including site surveys, capacity analysis, and link budget calculations.
Technology Manager Andreas Roessler covers 5G basics in this keynote presentation at the RF Lumination 2019 conference in February 2019.
RF Lumination 2019
"Meet 158+ years of RF design & test expertise at one event. If they can't answer your question, it must be a really good question!"
Watch all the presentations here:
https://www.rohde-schwarz-usa.com/RFLuminationContent.html
Andreas Roessler is the Rohde & Schwarz Technology Manager focused on UMTS Long Term Evolution (LTE) and LTE-Advanced. With responsibility for the strategic marketing and product portfolio development for LTE/LTE-Advanced, Andreas follows the standardization process in 3GPP very closely, particularly on core specifications as well as protocol conformance, RRM and RF conformance specifications for device and base stations testing. He graduated from Otto-von-Guericke University in Magdeburg, Germany, and received a Master's Degree in communication engineering.
This document provides recommendations for efficient in-building DAS networks. It discusses key topics such as estimating site traffic, selecting active or passive solutions based on capacity needs, designing for future technologies, validating coverage predictions, optimizing indoor and outdoor coverage, enabling multi-operator sharing, meeting requirements for VVIP sites, upgrading old systems, coordinating planning and design, and standardizing design documentation. The recommendations emphasize selecting passive solutions where possible, accurately estimating capacity needs, validating design tools with real-world testing, and coordinating across teams to optimize new and existing network deployments.
1) The document discusses the installation and commissioning of a Nokia Flexi EDGE BTS. It provides an overview of the GSM system and BTS functions.
2) It describes the various components of the Nokia Flexi EDGE BTS including the EDGE System Module (ESMA), Dual TRX Module (EXxA), Dual Duplexer Module (ERxA), and Wideband Combiner (EWxA).
3) The commissioning process involves 12 steps like hardware installation, software configuration, RF parameter checks, traffic tests and O&M integration to activate the BTS in the live network.
The document describes an optimization module product that helps design efficient indoor wireless networks. The module uses 3D modeling to predict indoor coverage of macro signals and optimize distributed antenna system (DAS) design. Key features include mapping indoor macro signal interpolation, data throughput and signal quality coverage, soft handoff zones, and optimal antenna placement to minimize equipment needs while achieving coverage goals. The module helps network designers rightsize indoor wireless solutions and troubleshoot network problems using coverage mapping outputs.
Introducing our 5G Platform for the first movers in 5G, the first completely end-to-end solution that combines core and radio solutions in 5G to enable new opportunities and use cases
Ibwave The in building wireless standard: INNOVATIVE PLANNING OF SMALL CELL N...Small Cell Forum
This document discusses the need for in-building wireless solutions as 80% of mobile data occurs indoors. It introduces iBwave's in-building wireless products and solutions including design and planning software, a mobile planning app, training programs, and an in-building collaboration platform. The mobile planning app allows technicians to conduct site surveys, collect RF measurements, and design small cell networks directly on a mobile device, streamlining the deployment process. Case studies demonstrate time and cost savings using the iBwave mobile solution.
In building solutions ibs using distributed antenna systemIAEME Publication
This document discusses in-building solutions (IBS) using distributed antenna systems. It provides an overview of the components used in IBS including base transceiver stations, splitters, couplers, cables, and antennas. It also discusses challenges in IBS installation and provides an example of an IBS design for a 4-floor building with 19 antennas arranged on each floor. IBS can provide full mobile coverage within buildings and improve reliability, quality of service, and wireless access for enterprises, hospitals, and other venues.
The document discusses the importance of in-building wireless coverage and describes different in-building wireless solutions. It covers distributed antenna systems (DAS), including passive and active DAS. For passive DAS, it details common components like coaxial cables, splitters, tappers, attenuators, and filters. Active DAS uses main units, expansion units, and remote units connected by fiber optic cables. The document provides examples of passive and active DAS diagrams and discusses hybrid systems. It outlines the key steps for in-building wireless design, including site surveys, capacity analysis, and link budget calculations.
Technology Manager Andreas Roessler covers 5G basics in this keynote presentation at the RF Lumination 2019 conference in February 2019.
RF Lumination 2019
"Meet 158+ years of RF design & test expertise at one event. If they can't answer your question, it must be a really good question!"
Watch all the presentations here:
https://www.rohde-schwarz-usa.com/RFLuminationContent.html
Andreas Roessler is the Rohde & Schwarz Technology Manager focused on UMTS Long Term Evolution (LTE) and LTE-Advanced. With responsibility for the strategic marketing and product portfolio development for LTE/LTE-Advanced, Andreas follows the standardization process in 3GPP very closely, particularly on core specifications as well as protocol conformance, RRM and RF conformance specifications for device and base stations testing. He graduated from Otto-von-Guericke University in Magdeburg, Germany, and received a Master's Degree in communication engineering.
This document provides recommendations for efficient in-building DAS networks. It discusses key topics such as estimating site traffic, selecting active or passive solutions based on capacity needs, designing for future technologies, validating coverage predictions, optimizing indoor and outdoor coverage, enabling multi-operator sharing, meeting requirements for VVIP sites, upgrading old systems, coordinating planning and design, and standardizing design documentation. The recommendations emphasize selecting passive solutions where possible, accurately estimating capacity needs, validating design tools with real-world testing, and coordinating across teams to optimize new and existing network deployments.
1) The document discusses the installation and commissioning of a Nokia Flexi EDGE BTS. It provides an overview of the GSM system and BTS functions.
2) It describes the various components of the Nokia Flexi EDGE BTS including the EDGE System Module (ESMA), Dual TRX Module (EXxA), Dual Duplexer Module (ERxA), and Wideband Combiner (EWxA).
3) The commissioning process involves 12 steps like hardware installation, software configuration, RF parameter checks, traffic tests and O&M integration to activate the BTS in the live network.
The document discusses the key concepts of 5G including:
- 5G aims to provide faster speeds over 10Gbps and serve as a platform for future wireless applications beyond just mobile broadband. It will involve the evolution of LTE and new radio access technologies.
- 5G will utilize a wide range of spectrum from below 1GHz up to 100GHz, with lower frequencies providing wide coverage and higher frequencies providing extreme capacity.
- 5G will see tight interworking between LTE evolution in lower frequencies and new radio access technologies in higher millimeter wave frequencies, with a gradual migration of new technologies into existing spectrum.
The document provides an overview of indoor building solutions (IBS) and distributed antenna systems (DAS). It discusses why these systems are required due to signal loss in dense urban areas. It then describes the main components used in DAS installation, including various types of cables, power dividers, directional couplers, antennas, triplexers, and connectors. It also lists the tools and measurement equipment needed for implementation, such as site masters for testing VSWR and return losses. Finally, it reviews concepts like base band units and defining technical terms and abbreviations.
5G/NR wireless communication technology overview, architecture and its operating modes SA and NSA. Also an introduction to VoNR and other services overview of 5G network.
The key technologies of 5G namely MIMO and Network slicing are also explained.
Radio Access Network Functions
Radio Access Network Responsibilities
Antenna Configuration Requirements
RF Antenna Planning
Nominal Radio Plan For Kocaeli University
Begin your evolution with Ericsson’s new small cell solutions.
There is need for the multi-operator dots, multi-dot enclosure, and strand -mounted bracket. The complicated arrangements are made easier with Ericsson small cell solutions.
4G refers to fourth-generation wireless which aims to provide faster data speeds and more capabilities than 3G. 4G LTE and 4G LTE Advanced are competing 4G standards. 4G LTE aims to provide speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G, while 4G LTE Advanced, standardized in 2011, is an enhancement that provides even higher speeds and more advanced technologies. The key difference is that 4G LTE Advanced supports newer technologies for higher performance compared to 4G LTE.
Ericsson brings new updates to its 5G platform. Introducing 5G network services to support operators from preparation to 5G launch. Ericsson 5G services roadmap spans across three distinct phases, Prepare, Mobilize and Launch. Through our service offerings, Operators can now evolve their 4G network and smoothly start introducing 5G, reaching new heights on their journey to 5G.
This document provides details on Ericsson's 5G training program for 2018, including an overview of course topics, learning levels, and individual course descriptions. The training program covers 5G fundamentals, core network topics like 5G EPC and virtualization, RAN topics like massive MIMO and beamforming, transport, and management/orchestration. Course durations range from video sessions to 5-day classroom instruction, and include both virtual and in-person learning options. Contact information is provided to learn more about Ericsson's training portfolio.
This document discusses the intersection of 5G networks and open reference platforms. Open reference platforms using disaggregated RAN architectures and open interfaces can offer new user experiences through edge computing and adaptive analytics. Challenges include developing principles for graph abstraction of radio networks and understanding service layers and multi-tenancy in open and democratized architectures. Open source communities and standards bodies are collaborating on initiatives like O-RAN and ONAP to define open interfaces and platforms that enable a more programmable radio access network.
The document discusses 5G radio access network (RAN) fundamentals and architectures. It describes how the RAN has evolved from previous generations with more distributed and virtualized architectures in 5G. Key aspects of 5G RAN covered include centralized/virtualized RAN, Open RAN specifications, functional splits, and new concepts like network slicing and multi-access edge computing. Example use cases are also mentioned.
3GPP Release 17: Completing the first phase of 5G evolutionQualcomm Research
The document discusses 3GPP Release 17, which brings new system capabilities and expands 5G to new devices, applications, and deployments. Some key points:
- Release 17 completes the first phase of 5G evolution. It expands 5G to new reduced capability devices, applications in new industries, and deployment models like non-terrestrial networks.
- Release 17 enhances technologies like massive MIMO, mmWave expansion, device power savings, coverage, and ultra-reliable low latency communications. It also introduces integrated access and backhaul and simple repeaters to expand 5G mmWave coverage.
- The release further scales 5G NR to support a wide range of device classes from high-end smartphones to
The document discusses 5G network architecture and functional core (5GC). Key points include:
- Network slicing is a key 5G enabler that allows for separation of concerns, diverging use cases, and reduced time to market.
- The 5G core standard defines a service-based architecture where network functions can interact through interfaces to enable multi-vendor integration and flexibility.
- The 5GC introduces new network functions and a split between control and user plane functions, replacing the 4G Evolved Packet Core (EPC).
This document provides an agenda for a seminar on 5G physical layer technologies. It introduces 5G and compares it to 3G and 4G. It discusses OFDMA, MIMO, waveforms, numerology and frame structure, initial access and beam management, and bandwidth parts. The introduction gives an overview of 5G requirements and the OSI reference model. Later sections provide more details on these topics and their significance for 5G.
This document provides an overview of an automatic cell planning module. It describes how the module uses an iterative algorithm to optimize network parameters like transmit power, antenna type, azimuth, downtilt, and height. The goal is to improve quality indicators for coverage and performance by making small, incremental changes to the network configuration. The optimization process considers objectives defined for indicators like coverage, signal strength, and interference across different wireless technologies. Graphs of the optimization progress allow pausing or stopping the process early. Results are analyzed using maps and statistics to validate improvements and view recommended changes.
The document discusses Ericsson's solutions for simplifying and accelerating the rollout of 5G networks. It introduces Ericsson Spectrum Sharing to enable 5G deployment using existing spectrum bands. It also highlights the new Street Macro solution combining baseband, fronthaul, and mmWave radio to increase network capacity density in urban areas. Additionally, it presents the new RAN Compute portfolio and enclosures to provide deployment flexibility and reduce total cost of ownership for operators migrating to 5G.
This document provides contact information for Sumon Saha of IBS Planning & Optimization at Grameenphone Limited. It also contains summaries of passive materials used for in-building wireless networks like coaxial cable, jumper cables, leaky feeders, connectors, trays, and antennas. Guidelines are provided for technical surveys of indoor wireless sites, including necessary tools, goals of collecting coverage and capacity information, and steps like taking photos, collecting GPS coordinates, understanding architecture and requirements, selecting equipment positions and feeder paths.
5G Network Architecture, Design and Optimisation3G4G
Presented by Prof. Andy Sutton, Principal Network Architect, Architecture & Strategy, TSO, BT at The IET '5G - State of Play' conference on 24th January 2018
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The document discusses how to characterize and dimension user traffic in 4G networks. It describes how to define data traffic in terms of data speed and data tonnage. Data speed is the rate at which data is transferred, while data tonnage refers to the total amount of data exchanged. The document provides examples of data speed metrics used in 3GPP standards and outlines factors to consider when calculating expected data usage per subscriber based on typical mobile application usage patterns and available data plans. Dimensioning user traffic accurately is important for designing 4G networks to meet capacity demands.
This document discusses the development of 5G mobile network technology. It outlines Huawei's vision for 5G including key features like 1 million connections per square kilometer and 10 Gbps peak speeds. It describes the challenges in reaching these goals and the gaps compared to 4G LTE. The document also summarizes Huawei's investments in 5G research, its collaboration with academic institutions and standards bodies, and test results demonstrating its progress towards the 5G vision.
In the initial stage of 4G network construction, the indoor coverage network was mainly dominated by the passive DAS solution. It has the advantages of strong frequency band scalability and low network construction costs.
In the initial stage of 4G network construction, the indoor coverage network was mainly dominated by the passive DAS solution. It has the advantages of strong frequency band scalability and low network construction costs. However, most of them are single-channel systems with low network capacity and no visual operation. Peacekeeping and indoor positioning capabilities.
The document discusses the key concepts of 5G including:
- 5G aims to provide faster speeds over 10Gbps and serve as a platform for future wireless applications beyond just mobile broadband. It will involve the evolution of LTE and new radio access technologies.
- 5G will utilize a wide range of spectrum from below 1GHz up to 100GHz, with lower frequencies providing wide coverage and higher frequencies providing extreme capacity.
- 5G will see tight interworking between LTE evolution in lower frequencies and new radio access technologies in higher millimeter wave frequencies, with a gradual migration of new technologies into existing spectrum.
The document provides an overview of indoor building solutions (IBS) and distributed antenna systems (DAS). It discusses why these systems are required due to signal loss in dense urban areas. It then describes the main components used in DAS installation, including various types of cables, power dividers, directional couplers, antennas, triplexers, and connectors. It also lists the tools and measurement equipment needed for implementation, such as site masters for testing VSWR and return losses. Finally, it reviews concepts like base band units and defining technical terms and abbreviations.
5G/NR wireless communication technology overview, architecture and its operating modes SA and NSA. Also an introduction to VoNR and other services overview of 5G network.
The key technologies of 5G namely MIMO and Network slicing are also explained.
Radio Access Network Functions
Radio Access Network Responsibilities
Antenna Configuration Requirements
RF Antenna Planning
Nominal Radio Plan For Kocaeli University
Begin your evolution with Ericsson’s new small cell solutions.
There is need for the multi-operator dots, multi-dot enclosure, and strand -mounted bracket. The complicated arrangements are made easier with Ericsson small cell solutions.
4G refers to fourth-generation wireless which aims to provide faster data speeds and more capabilities than 3G. 4G LTE and 4G LTE Advanced are competing 4G standards. 4G LTE aims to provide speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G, while 4G LTE Advanced, standardized in 2011, is an enhancement that provides even higher speeds and more advanced technologies. The key difference is that 4G LTE Advanced supports newer technologies for higher performance compared to 4G LTE.
Ericsson brings new updates to its 5G platform. Introducing 5G network services to support operators from preparation to 5G launch. Ericsson 5G services roadmap spans across three distinct phases, Prepare, Mobilize and Launch. Through our service offerings, Operators can now evolve their 4G network and smoothly start introducing 5G, reaching new heights on their journey to 5G.
This document provides details on Ericsson's 5G training program for 2018, including an overview of course topics, learning levels, and individual course descriptions. The training program covers 5G fundamentals, core network topics like 5G EPC and virtualization, RAN topics like massive MIMO and beamforming, transport, and management/orchestration. Course durations range from video sessions to 5-day classroom instruction, and include both virtual and in-person learning options. Contact information is provided to learn more about Ericsson's training portfolio.
This document discusses the intersection of 5G networks and open reference platforms. Open reference platforms using disaggregated RAN architectures and open interfaces can offer new user experiences through edge computing and adaptive analytics. Challenges include developing principles for graph abstraction of radio networks and understanding service layers and multi-tenancy in open and democratized architectures. Open source communities and standards bodies are collaborating on initiatives like O-RAN and ONAP to define open interfaces and platforms that enable a more programmable radio access network.
The document discusses 5G radio access network (RAN) fundamentals and architectures. It describes how the RAN has evolved from previous generations with more distributed and virtualized architectures in 5G. Key aspects of 5G RAN covered include centralized/virtualized RAN, Open RAN specifications, functional splits, and new concepts like network slicing and multi-access edge computing. Example use cases are also mentioned.
3GPP Release 17: Completing the first phase of 5G evolutionQualcomm Research
The document discusses 3GPP Release 17, which brings new system capabilities and expands 5G to new devices, applications, and deployments. Some key points:
- Release 17 completes the first phase of 5G evolution. It expands 5G to new reduced capability devices, applications in new industries, and deployment models like non-terrestrial networks.
- Release 17 enhances technologies like massive MIMO, mmWave expansion, device power savings, coverage, and ultra-reliable low latency communications. It also introduces integrated access and backhaul and simple repeaters to expand 5G mmWave coverage.
- The release further scales 5G NR to support a wide range of device classes from high-end smartphones to
The document discusses 5G network architecture and functional core (5GC). Key points include:
- Network slicing is a key 5G enabler that allows for separation of concerns, diverging use cases, and reduced time to market.
- The 5G core standard defines a service-based architecture where network functions can interact through interfaces to enable multi-vendor integration and flexibility.
- The 5GC introduces new network functions and a split between control and user plane functions, replacing the 4G Evolved Packet Core (EPC).
This document provides an agenda for a seminar on 5G physical layer technologies. It introduces 5G and compares it to 3G and 4G. It discusses OFDMA, MIMO, waveforms, numerology and frame structure, initial access and beam management, and bandwidth parts. The introduction gives an overview of 5G requirements and the OSI reference model. Later sections provide more details on these topics and their significance for 5G.
This document provides an overview of an automatic cell planning module. It describes how the module uses an iterative algorithm to optimize network parameters like transmit power, antenna type, azimuth, downtilt, and height. The goal is to improve quality indicators for coverage and performance by making small, incremental changes to the network configuration. The optimization process considers objectives defined for indicators like coverage, signal strength, and interference across different wireless technologies. Graphs of the optimization progress allow pausing or stopping the process early. Results are analyzed using maps and statistics to validate improvements and view recommended changes.
The document discusses Ericsson's solutions for simplifying and accelerating the rollout of 5G networks. It introduces Ericsson Spectrum Sharing to enable 5G deployment using existing spectrum bands. It also highlights the new Street Macro solution combining baseband, fronthaul, and mmWave radio to increase network capacity density in urban areas. Additionally, it presents the new RAN Compute portfolio and enclosures to provide deployment flexibility and reduce total cost of ownership for operators migrating to 5G.
This document provides contact information for Sumon Saha of IBS Planning & Optimization at Grameenphone Limited. It also contains summaries of passive materials used for in-building wireless networks like coaxial cable, jumper cables, leaky feeders, connectors, trays, and antennas. Guidelines are provided for technical surveys of indoor wireless sites, including necessary tools, goals of collecting coverage and capacity information, and steps like taking photos, collecting GPS coordinates, understanding architecture and requirements, selecting equipment positions and feeder paths.
5G Network Architecture, Design and Optimisation3G4G
Presented by Prof. Andy Sutton, Principal Network Architect, Architecture & Strategy, TSO, BT at The IET '5G - State of Play' conference on 24th January 2018
*** SHARED WITH PERMISSION ***
The document discusses how to characterize and dimension user traffic in 4G networks. It describes how to define data traffic in terms of data speed and data tonnage. Data speed is the rate at which data is transferred, while data tonnage refers to the total amount of data exchanged. The document provides examples of data speed metrics used in 3GPP standards and outlines factors to consider when calculating expected data usage per subscriber based on typical mobile application usage patterns and available data plans. Dimensioning user traffic accurately is important for designing 4G networks to meet capacity demands.
This document discusses the development of 5G mobile network technology. It outlines Huawei's vision for 5G including key features like 1 million connections per square kilometer and 10 Gbps peak speeds. It describes the challenges in reaching these goals and the gaps compared to 4G LTE. The document also summarizes Huawei's investments in 5G research, its collaboration with academic institutions and standards bodies, and test results demonstrating its progress towards the 5G vision.
In the initial stage of 4G network construction, the indoor coverage network was mainly dominated by the passive DAS solution. It has the advantages of strong frequency band scalability and low network construction costs.
In the initial stage of 4G network construction, the indoor coverage network was mainly dominated by the passive DAS solution. It has the advantages of strong frequency band scalability and low network construction costs. However, most of them are single-channel systems with low network capacity and no visual operation. Peacekeeping and indoor positioning capabilities.
Dr. Wenbing Yao from Huawei Technologies gave a presentation on 5G updates at the INCA Seminar in London on July 12th. The presentation discussed how networks and services need to be ready for 5G deployment, including having the proper spectrum, network infrastructure like small cells, and developing the 5G ecosystem. It also reviewed the progress of 5G standards development and initial trials and deployments by various operators worldwide. Huawei outlined its investments in 5G research and trials conducted with partners to help bring 5G networks and services to reality.
Presentations given at the
Workshop 6: European and Taiwanese Cooperation on 5G
Wednesday, 19 June 2019, at EUCNC 2019 in Valencia, Spain.
All presentations atre available.
How does unlicensed spectrum with NR-U transform what 5G can do for you?Qualcomm Research
NR-U brings the power of 5G to unlicensed spectrum globally. NR-U can help service providers deliver the 5G experience end-users have come to expect with or without licensed spectrum. Read more at https://www.qualcomm.com/news/onq/2020/06/11/how-does-support-unlicensed-spectrum-nr-u-transform-what-5g-can-do-you
5G introduces new network architectures and technologies to support higher bandwidth, lower latency and more reliable connections compared to 4G LTE networks. 5G networks will utilize both sub-6GHz and millimeter wave spectrum and will operate in both non-standalone and standalone modes. The 5G system architecture introduces network slicing and separates the control and user planes. It utilizes functions like the Access and Mobility Management Function, Session Management Function and User Plane Function. Beamforming is also an important technology in 5G to help address challenges of higher frequencies.
This document provides an overview of three case studies for LTE in-building deployment using Wave-In's SDAS (Slim Distributed Antenna System) solution. The first case study describes deploying Wave-In's active MIMO SDAS in an Indonesian shopping mall, showing it improved average RSRP by 3 dB compared to the original passive DAS. The second case discusses using SDAS to enable carrier aggregation cost-effectively in a retail store. The third examines using SDAS to provide coverage in a Taiwan high-speed rail tunnel over 2 km, with the design including one HEU connecting to two RAUs. Specifications for Wave-In's indoor and outdoor FDD SDAS components are also provided
Presented virtually by Andy Sutton, Principal Network Architect, BT Technology on 06 Aug 2020.
Andy provides an update and review of the transformational plans, capabilities and outcomes from 5G deployments in the UK. 5G networks are already enabling a step change in the range and capability of innovative applications from IoT to robotics. That pace of change is due to accelerate as 5G moves from its initial enhanced mobile broadband phase to deliver ultra-reliable and low latency communications along with massive machine type connectivity.
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Statistics show 70% of 4G mobile services takes place indoors. Considering the diversified 5G mobile services and expanded mobile industry boundary, this figure will increase to 85%. Therefore, the quality indoor network will be the core competitive edge of mobile operators in the 5G era. As the network evolves from 4G to 5G, it will face multiple challenges in indoor mobile network, such as user experience, capacity expansion, network coverage, etc. 5G mobile network uses C-band and mmWave that are on much higher frequency than 2G, 3G, and 4G counterparts. Higher frequency bands lead to greater link losses. The signals on the even higher mmWave band will experience difficulty in penetrating through a wall as the link loss exceeds 60dB.
Generally traditional RF cables and indoor network couplers do not support new frequency bands of 5G NRs (including the C-band and mmWave bands). Deploying new RF cables in indoor areas is costly and in a number of unique cases can prove impossible due to a lack of extra room for new cables. In addition, in traditional indoor distributed network, RF signals are carried over feeders, and each antenna needs dedicated feeders. This limitation requires multiple parallel RF feeders for multi-antenna solutions such as 5G 2T2R or 4T4R MIMO. If MIMO is used for extra expansion, new feeders must be routed, leading to a linear increase in engineering and deployment costs. And high-frequencies signals are subject to huge link loss when transmitted over traditional RF cables, which mean a much narrower coverage area and deteriorated performance. Therefore, it is difficult to use traditional indoor distributed network to increase network capacity. So, operators must use transmission cables that are easy to deploy and deliver high bandwidth. The best option is to use optical fiber to replace RF cables in order to meet the potentially huge bandwidth demand while ensuring superb 5G services.
Utilizing ultra-wide bandwidth RF front-end design with Software Define Radio (SDR) architecture, Helios® Digital Multi-Band FTTA™ (Fiber to The Antenna) system enables the most flexible, scalable and complete carrier-grade solution for addressing small & medium coverage and capacity needs for Multi-Band 4G LTE and 5G NR together.
G.hn EoC is emerging as a cost-effective alternative to DOCSIS 3.1 for delivering gigabit internet speeds over existing coaxial cable infrastructure. It utilizes ITU-T G.hn Wave-2 standards and Marvell chipsets to provide up to 2Gbps speeds over coax, phone lines, or power lines using a single technology. The solution includes indoor and outdoor ONUs to connect homes to the fiber network, as well as single-port and four-port CPE devices for end users.
UK Spectrum Policy Forum – Stephen Temple, 5G Innovation Centre (5GIC) - Wher...techUK
UK Spectrum Policy Forum
Cluster 2 Meeting – 25 September 2014
Stephen Temple, 5G Innovation Centre (5GIC)
Where is the spectrum for a “small-cell” 5G mobile revolution?
More information at: http://www.techuk.org/about/uk-spectrum-policy-forum
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This document provides information on SkyWay-LTE products including eNodeB base stations, user equipment, evolved packet core, and a management server. The eNodeB uses multi-sector operation with multi-band support between 700MHz and 3.8GHz. The document also discusses LTE network elements, capacity advantages of inter-cell interference coordination, and compares SkyWay-LTE advantages over other solutions.
Leading the LTE IoT evolution to connect the massive Internet of ThingsQualcomm Research
Connecting the IoT—and virtually everything—requires wireless technologies that can scale up to high-performance IoT but also scale down to low complexity IoT application needs. LTE with its global footprint and scale will play a key role in connecting the IoT, and continues to evolve to also address the massive, wide-area, low-power, low-complexity IoT applications. In 3GPP Release 13, two complementary narrowband technologies – eMTC & NB-IoT – were introduced to reduce complexity, lower power consumption, deepen coverage, and increase user density. In 2017, commercial LTE IoT is starting to connect the massive IoT, and it will become an essential part of the 5G Platform, which initially focuses on enhanced mobile broadband. Its rich roadmap will further enhance efficiencies, bring new capabilities, and expand into unlicensed spectrum to meet tomorrow’s massive IoT needs.
For more information, visit us at www.qualcomm.com/lte-iot
This document summarizes an interview with Chris Day from TriQuint Semiconductor discussing the benefits and drawbacks of Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology compared to other technologies like Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) for use in RF amplifiers. Some key points made are that GaN allows for higher RF output levels and power handling compared to GaAs, but it is also a more expensive and difficult technology to fabricate. Hybrid designs that combine the strengths of GaN and GaAs are seen as an optimal solution to maximize performance while minimizing costs. Overall GaN is seen as the future for RF amplifiers due to its strong performance, but other technologies may also be useful depending on specific application needs and costs.
Overview of standardisation status and 3GPP technology evolution trend3G4G
Presented by Sylvia Lu, Senior Engineer, Cellular Technology, u-blox UK at Cambridge Wireless event Radio technology for 5G – making it work on 18 Sep 2018
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Overview of standardisation status and 3GPP technology evolution trendSylvia Lu
Presented by Sylvia Lu, Cellular Technology, u-blox & Member of UK5G Advisory Board at Cambridge Wireless event Radio technology for 5G – making it work on 18 Sep 2018
Significantly enhanced throughput by combining resources in multiple frequency bands. Leveraging Siklu’s interference free Multi Gigabit capacity, it’s integrated Ethernet switch and the advanced networking capabilities. The two radios become a capacity-boosted link with which to utilize your install base.
Significantly enhanced throughput by combining resources in multiple frequency bands. Leveraging Siklu’s interference free Multi Gigabit capacity, it’s integrated Ethernet switch and the advanced networking capabilities, the two radios become a capacity-boosted link with which to utilize your install base.
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2. I. Company Introduction
II. 5G DAS- 5G pRRU Remote System
III. 5G DAS-5G Active Antenna Solution
Table of Contents
V. 4G/5G Distribute Small Cell Solution
IV. 5G DAS- 5G Booster Solution
3. Company
Snapshot
Company Snapshot
Founded: April 2011
Operations: Bao’ An Fuhai Science Tech Park
Shenzhen China Nanshan Ziguan Science Tech Park
Register Capital: 58,321,288RMB
Staffs: 100~150 (over 50% are R&D)
Month Produce Capacity: 6 000+ sets
Working Area: 10 000+M2.
Main Products: Wireless Repeater, Fiber Optical
Repeater, 4G/5G Small Cell
7. Company Milestone
• In 2006, SignalWing R&D was found in Chengdu, Sichuan Province by experts.
• In 2011, Shenzhen Signal Wing Co., Ltd was found in Shenzhen.the register capital
was 53800,000 RMB
• In 2013, Signalwing transferred to Fuyong Industrial Area nearest to Shenzhen
Airport and enlarged to 5000m2, and achieved the month capacity to 6000 sets.
• In 2014, Signalwing passed the ISO9001-2008 .
• In 2017 Signalwing was awarded as State Hi-Tech Enterprise By China Government
• In 2019 Signalwing was the direct provider of China Mobile and China Telecom in 5G
Small Cell.
• In 2020 Signalwing RD Branch for 5G was established in Nanshan District Shenzhen
• In 2021 Signalwing Extended the Producing Area to 10,000M2 and transferred to
Fuhai Science Park in Bao‘an District Shenzhen.
11. 5G DAS
How to achieve the 5G indoor coverage effectively and economy is an challenge for all operators.
As to solve this challenge, we developed 3 series product:
1. 5G pRRU Remote System
2. 5G Active Antenna Solution
3. 5G Booster System
5G pRRU Remote System is focusing at solving the high cost ,hard and slow to construct in indoor 5G coverage.
As one 5G 4T4R pRRU can connect 8 items 2T2R RU, then it would be quicky in 5G construction. Meanwhile it can achieve 4T4R
split-level coverage, for example, 2nd floor 2T2R signal can cover 1st Floor, then 1st floor, mobile can achieve 4T4R effect.
This solution is to solve this problem-5G wiring. As 5G working is ultra frequency, but most of the IBS device only supports
below 2.7GHz frequency. Meanwhile 5g frequency loss is also high. Construct new wiring cost is also expensive and hard to
install. Adapt this solution, only replace this existed ceiling antenna with our active antenna, no install new wire. Then it can make
5G coverage effect.
5G booster system developed from 5G active antenna solution. This solution would not replace the existed 2G/3G/4G solution,
not even replace the ceiling antenna, only install a 5G booster in the target coverage area. Then it can achieve 2T2R 5g coverage
effect.
12. 5G RRU
(4T4R)
Conversion
Master
Unit
5GNR1 :3.5~3.6G
5G NR2: 3.5~3.6G
Divider
Combiner
5GNR1:1190~1290MHz
5G NR1.1
5G NR1.2
5G NR1.3
5G NR1.4
5G NR2.1
5G NR2.2
5G NR2.3
5G NR2.4
Same As Remote Unit 1
Same As Remote Unit 1
Same As Remote Unit 1
5G NR1.1:1190~1290MHz
5G NR2.1: 3.5~3.6GHz
5G NR1.2:1190~1290MHz
5G NR2.2: 3.5~3.6GHz
5G NR1.3:1190~1290MHz
5G NR2.3: 3.5~3.6GHz
5G NR1.4:1190~1290MHz
5G NR2.4: 3.5~3.6GHz
Conversion
Divider
Combiner
5GNR3 :3.5~3.6G
5GNR4 :3.5~3.6G
RU1
RU2
RU3
RU4
RU5
RU6
RU7
RU8
Remote
Unit 1
Filter
Conversion
PA
PA
5G NR1:3.5~3.6GHz
2G/3G/4G
Signal
5G NR2:3.5~3.6GHz
2G/3G/4G Signal
5G DAS- 5G pRRU Remote System
This systems is designed for 5G Pico RRU to
construct
5G indoor coverage.
As 5G pRRU is around 23dBm, it cannot achieve
large area coverage.
This system solve this problem.
It extends one 4T4R pRRU to 8 items 2T2R RU.
Use 1 pRRU can make 1 building coverage.
pRRU Remote System Block Diagram
13. 5G DAS- 5G pRRU Remote System Split-floor 4T4R Coverage
5G pRRU Remote System Networking Structure:
RU (1~8) Output combine with 2/3/4G
Each
achieve
4T4R
Coverage
effect
(each
floor
use
2T2R
)
Explanations: 1F is covering with NR_1(conversion carrier) and NR_2 (direct carrier) , 2T2R. But the 2F is covering with NR_3 and NR_4, 2T2R.
2F NR_3 and NR_4 will also penetrate the floor and cover 1F. Therefore, it achieves the 4T4R coverage effect.
5G pRRU
RU1
RU3
Master Unit
RU6
RU8
RU2
RU4
RU7
RU5
8 Output
1F
5F
2F
6F
8F
4F
7F
3F
NR_1
2/3/4G
NR_2
NR_3
NR_4
out1
out2
out3
out4
out5
out6
out7
out8
Combiner
Combiner
Combiner
Combiner
Combiner
Combiner
Combiner
Combiner
14. 5G DAS- 5G pRRU Remote System Product Appearance and Parameter
5G Pico RRU
Signal Source
Master Unit Remote Unit
Item Master Unit Parameter
Frequency 2.6G、3.4-3.6G (N78 accept customize)
Working Frequency 100~160M/200M
Weight 4KG
Protocol 5G (dual carrier)
Dimension 440*300*45mm
Interface SMA Type:12 item(4 input,8 output)
Input Power Range -15dBm--+15dBm
Output Power 3dBm
Power Supply AC220V
Features Support NMS, and remote monitor each connect RU.
Item Remote Unit Parameter
Frequency 2.6G、3.4-3.6G (N78 accept Customize)
Working Frequency 100~160M/200M
Weight 4.5KG
Protocol 5G (Dual Carrier)
Output Power 33dBm/carrier
Power Supply AC220V/DC48
Dimension 316*223*85mm
Interface N type: 2 (output ) SMA: 1 (input)
15. 5G DAS- 5G pRRU Remote System Pilot Site 1
China Guangdong Zhongshan pRRU Remote Pilot Site in 2020
In the SINR test, download rate, and upload rate test, the pRRU Remote System index reached the standard:
the uplink: 120M+, the downlink: 600M+ . It is single feeder to realize the split-floor 4T4R effect.
16. 5G DAS- 5G pRRU Remote System Pilot Site 2
China Guizhou pRRU Remote System Pilot site in 2020:
In the SINR test, download rate, and upload rate test, the pRRU Remote System index reached
the standard: the uplink: 120M+, the downlink: 600M+ It is single feeder which realizes the split-
floor 4T4R effect.
17. 5G DAS- 5G pRRU Remote System Pilot Site Test Report
On 3rd Feb. 2020, China Mobile issued us pilot site
test report to confirm 5G pRRU Remote System meets the requirements.
18. 5G RRU
2G/3G/4G
RRU
Combiner
Conversion
Master
Unit
5GNR1 : 2515~2675MHz
5G NR2: 2515~2675MHz
5G NR1: 520~680MHz
5G NR1:520~680MHz
5G NR2: 2515~2675MHz
Existed 2G 3G or 4G working Frequency
Divider
5G NR2:2515~2675Mhz
Existed 2G 3G or 4G Working Frequency
Conversion 5G NR1:2515~2675MHz
Active Antenna
5G DAS - 5G Active Antenna System (2.6G Series)
Master Unit was installed in the RRU Room, replace the existed passive ceiling antenna with Active Antenna.
Therefore, there is no need to construct the 5G Wire.
2.6G is For 5G Solution, mono carrier conversion Solution
19. 5G RRU
2G/3G/4G
RRU
Combiner
Conversion
Master
Unit
5GNR1 :3.5~3.6G
5G NR2: 3.5~3.6G
5G NR1:1190~1290MHz
5G NR1:1190~1290MHz
5G NR2: 1390~1490MHz
Existed 2G 3G or 4G working Frequency
Divider
Existed 2G 3G or 4G Working Frequency
Conversion
5G NR1:3.5~3.6GHz
Active Antenna
5G NR2:1390~1490MHz
5G NR2:3.5~3.6GHz
5G DAS - 5G Active Antenna Solution (N78 Series)
3.6G is For 5G Solution, Dual carrier conversion Solution
20. Existed Cable
Existed
Cable
Existed
Cable
Active
Antenna
Active
Antenna
Power
Feeder
Master Unit
5G RRU
2G RRU
4G RRU
5G DAS-5G Active Antenna Solution Product Appearance and Parameter
Item Master Unit Parameter
Frequency N78
Working Frequency 100~200MHz
Weight ≤8KG
Protocol 2G、3G、4G(Mono Carrier);5G(Dual Carrier);
Interface NR1(5G),NR2(5G) (RRU or pRRU signal source)
800-900MHz, 1700-2700 ANT Output, MODEM ,AC220 Power
Features Support NMS, and remote monitor each connect RU
Item Active Antenna Parameter
Frequency 800-2700,3.4-3.6G (Accept Customize)
VSWR ≤1.5
Protocol 5G ( Dual Carrier)
Interface SMA
Features 2/3/4G+5G MIMO coverage can be achieved
through frequency conversion and distribution all
the way, support customization
21. 5G DAS - 5G Active Antenna Solution Pilot Site 1
China Yunnan 5G Active Antenna Solution Pilot Site in 2020:
In the SINR test, download rate and upload rate test,
the 5G Active Antenna Solution has reached the standard, it is with 100M+
uplink and 820M+ downlink.
22. 5G DAS - 5G Active Antenna Solution Pilot Site 2
China Guizhou 5G Active Antenna Solution Pilot Site in 2020:
In the SINR test, download rate and upload rate test,
the 5G Active Antenna Solution has reached the standard, it is with 100M+ uplink and 740M+ downlink.
23. 5G DAS - 5G Active Antenna Solution Pilot Site Test Report
China Mobile issued us 5G Active Antenna pilot site
test report to confirm that this system meets the requirements.
24. 5G RRU
2G/3G/4G
RRU
Combiner
Conversion
Master
Unit
5GNR1 : 2515~2675MHz
5G NR2: 2515~2675MHz
5G NR1: 520~680MHz
5G NR1:520~680MHz
5G NR2: 2515~2675MHz
Existed 2G 3G or 4G working Frequency
Existed
Antenna
5G NR1:520~680MHz
5G NR2: 2515~2675MHz
Existed 2G 3G or 4G working Frequency
5G
Conversion
Booster
5G NR1:520~680MHz
5GNR1:2515~2675MHz
Mobile
2G/3G/4G Signal
5G NR2:2515~2675
5G NR1: 2515~2675l
2.6G is For 5G Solution, mono carrier conversion Solution
This solution keep the existed ceiling antenna, but introduce an 5G conversion booster. This solution would not change
this existed solution. It is easy to construct 2 carriers 5G.
5G DAS - 5G Booster Solution (2.6G Series)
25. 5G DAS -5G Booster (N78 3.6G Series)
5G RRU
2G/3G/4G
RRU
Combiner
Conversion
Master
Unit
5GNR1 : 3.5~3.6GHz
5G NR2: 3.5~3.6GHz
5G NR1: 1190~1290MHz
5G NR1:1190~1290MHz
5G NR2: 1390~1490MHz
Existed 2G 3G or 4G working Frequency
Existed
Antenna
5G NR1:1190~1290MHz
5G NR2: 1390~1490MHz
Existed 2G 3G or 4G working Frequency
5G
Conversion
Booster
5G NR1:1190~1290MHz
5GNR1:3.5~3.6GHz
5G NR2:3.5~3.6GHz
Mobile
2G/3G/4G Signal
5G NR2:1390~1490MHz
5G NR1: 3.5~3.6GHz
5G NR1: 1390~1490MHz
5G NR2:3.5~3.6GHz
As over 2.7GHz, most of the cables and devices don’t be available, this is the reason to convert this frequency
to low frequency.
Then retore this frequency in 5G conversion booster. This solution don’t change the existed 4G wiring. And it
makes it quicky to construct reach 5G coverage. (the conversion frequency supports customize)
26. 5G DAS -5G Booster Solution Appearance
Item Master Unit Parameter
Frequency N78
Working
Frequency
100~200MHz
Weight ≤18KG
Output Power Uplink: 5dBm, Downlink: 37dBm
Gain Uplink: 50dB Downlink: 40dB
Power 220V
Item 5G Booster
Frequency N78
Working
Frequency
100~200MHz
Weight ≤1KG
Output Power Uplink: 15dBm, Downlink: 24dBm
Gain Uplink: 30~55dB Downlink: 80dB
Power 220V
27. 5G DAS -5G Booster Pilot Site
Guangzhou Global Communication Building 14th Floor in 2021:
In the weak wells of the 14th floor of the Global Communication Building, the original
distribution system can be effectively used, and vertical and horizontal planes are not
required to be modified. Only a simple modification at the combiner position can achieve
a single feeder dual current coverage effect. The downstream rate is about 350Mbps.
With the addition of this product, the dual-stream downstream rate is above 600Mbps, an
increase of 71%
28. 5G DAS – Win Large Tender in 5G Booster From China Mobile
On 5th August,2021 We win
China Mobile 5G Booster OEM
Tender:
This tender include: 7660 items
Master Unit and 168224 items
5G booster.
29. 4G/5G Distribute Small Cell
5G DAS amplifies and extends the signal of 5G small or macro cell to the target area properly.
It is a signal “trader” but not a “producer”.
Since 2017, SignalWing started to enter in the small cell industry.
From cooperated and purchased BBU digital board to integrate with our RF board to introduce 4G integrate
small cell in the market and then self-developed 4G/5G distribute small cell based on open server X86 platform.
Our one BBU Support 4 5g
cells, each cell supports 128
active RRC,
384 connect RRC. Total one
BBU support 512 active
RRC,1536 connect RRC. One
BBU can maximum support 84
pRRU. Each 5g cell supports
2T2R channel, the max
download speed can reach
750Mbps. Meanwhile, this BBU
can integrate 4G board, each
4G board supports 4 cells, each
cells supports 2T2R.
Open X86 Server
4G PCIe Board
5G PCIe Board
IPRAN
(Bear Net)
Fiber/Ethernet Cable
Gateway 4G/5G Core
Operator NMS
Local NMS
1 4 6
EU (E-Hub)
pRRU1 pRRU9 pRRU21 pRRU63 pRRU72 pRRU84
BBU (CU+DU)
2 5
3 7 8 9 10
1 4 6
2 5
3 7 8 9 10 1 4 6
2 5
3 7 8 9 10 1 4 6
2 5
3 7 8 9 10 1 4 6
2 5
3 7 8 9 10
11 12
EU1 EU2 EU3 EU4
EU1.1
1 4 6
2 5
3 7 8 9 10 11 12
EU4.1
31. 4G/5G Distribute Small Cell-BBU
➢ O-BBU Compact BBU ➢ 4G PCIe Board
➢ O-BBU Series
➢ 5G PCIe Board
Series Dimensions CPU PCIe Application
Basic Compact 1U, 19 inch Atom (8-core) x 1 2 x PCIe, 4G/5G board, NPU board, etc.
(1) 4G O-eNB;
(2) 5G O-gNB (w/ 2nd Gen 5G DU Board),
(3) 4G+5G O-RAN BS (w/ 2nd Gen 5G DU Board)
Middle-End Compact 1U, 19 inch Xeon-D x 1 2 x PCIe, 4G/5G board, NPU board, etc.
(1) 5G O-gNB (w/ 1st Gen 5G DU Board),
(2) 4G+5G O-RAN BS (w/ 1st Gen 5G DU Board)
High-End PRO 2U, 19 inch Xeon x 2 4 x PCIe, 4G/5G board, NPU board, etc. Integrated Edge Platform: MEC, core and BS
ARM PRO 2U, 19 inch ARM 4 x PCIe, 4G/5G board, NPU board, etc. Integrated Edge Platform: MEC, core and BS
32. 4G/5G Distribute Small Cell - RRU
➢ O-EHUB/EU ➢ O-RRU- 4G/5G- Pico Series
➢ O-RRU Series
➢ O-RRU-4G/5G Macro Series
4G (30~46dBm) & 5G (30~37dBm)
Series Dimensions Interface Consumption Frequency
O-EHUB/EU 1U/2U, 19 inch eCPRI/CPRI <40W Support Popular Frequency
O-RRU Pico Series 225*200*65mm SFP+/10G E 50W (2T2R) / 70W (4T4R) Support Popular N78/79 and Mostly of 4G Band
O-RRU Macro Series
447*357*203MM
( Reference)
SFP+ 100W ~ 600W Support Popular N78/79 and Mostly of 4G Band
Optical Version
Ethernet Version
33. 5G Distribute Small Cell Pilot Site
Guangzhou Tianyu Business Building 2nd and 3rd Floor in 2020:
2nd Floor RRU Location
3rd Floor RRU Location
Building Site
Device Type Quantity
BBU (JX-5G-BU-26) 1
EU (JX-5G-EU-26) 1
RRU (JX-5G-RU-26) 14
After installed 5G distribute small cell, the download speed is 533mbps, and the upload speed is 142mbps.
34. 5G Distribute Small Cell - Pilot Site Test Report
Item Details Result
Backhaul Performance Test IOT Test Pass
Access Performance Test SA Cell Access Performance Test Pass (100%)
Speed Test Upload and Download Speed Test Pass (142Mbps/533Mbps)
Voice Test VONR HD Voice Test Pass
EPS Fallback Test Pass
Shift Test Pico SA Cell Shift Between Macro Cell Pass
Capacity Test Maximum RRC Subscriber 384 Connect/carrier
125 Active/carrier
Actual Capacity Actual Support Subscriber 19 Subscribers Online for 90 days
Conformance and compatibility
testing
Mainstream core network and base
station compatibility
Support the Mainstream Core
Network
After installed this 5G Pilot site, it
passed these main test index, and
China Mobile issued us above
satisfied test reports.
35. We are looking forward to building a long term
business relation with your esteemed company.
Thank you!
Any questions, please contact:
wen_liu@signalwing.com
or Wechat/Tel:+86-18520869737