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The document discusses the design of an in-building wireless network for a 600,000 square foot business hotel complex in India with 15 floors and 437 rooms that will have between 1,500 to 4,000 users. Using an automated design tool, 390 small cells were designed to provide coverage throughout the building to meet the requirements of 3Mbps per user with 95% area coverage for LTE and WiFi. The automated design was completed in 3 days with one site visit, compared to a traditional manual design that would take 10 days and 3-4 site visits.
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- 1. THE IN-BUILDING WIRELESS STANDARD Benoit Fleury, May 9th, 2016
- 2. Network architecture with automated RF calculations Floor plans with propagation results 2 § Technologies: LTE 2.3 MHz Wi-Fi 2.4 & 5 MHz § Requirements: 3 Mb/s per user RSRP -98 dBm > 95% area Wi-Fi -65/70 dBm > 95% area May 9, 2016SC design case study - SCWS - Business hotel complex in India - 600,000 sq ft / 15 floors, 437 rooms - 1,500 to 4,000 users BUS CASE SURVEY DESIGN BUILD MAINTAIN Installation & as-built changes Design validation & optimization Project Info from Internal tool Workflow mgmt & Future upgrades Survey & Prelim. Design § Design: 390 SCs, full doc’t § Completed: 3 days / 1 visit § Traditional: 10 days / 3-4 visits 1. Equipment list 2. Output map 3. Cable routing 4. Cost details 5. Annotation 6. Compliance 7. Capacity
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