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WIRELESS BACKHAUL
DRIVERS AND CHALLENGES
Emerging 3G and 4G wireless technologies, such as EV-DO, UMTS, LTE and WiMAX, are enabling broadband wireless services by dramatically increasing the bandwidth availability on the wireless air-interface. Ethernet is becoming established as the backhaul interface of choice for these technologies and both wireless carriers and their fixed network partners are faced with the challenge of providing high-capacity Ethernet backhaul to cell-sites over a range of access media. Wireless carriers are also seeking to consolidate 2G networks onto a common backhaul infrastructure and to reduce TDM leased line costs.
KEY APPLICATIONS
- 3G / 4G wireless backhaul over Ethernet
- Cell tower backhaul
- ATM and TDM pseudo-wires for 2G integration
- Cell tower backhaul over any media
SOLUTION
The FSP 150 and FSP 3000 Wireless Backhaul solutions provide a unified network infrastructure to backhaul traffic from the full range of 2/3/4G Cell sites including WIMAX and LTE over fiber, copper or via leased Ethernet and TDM circuits. The solution includes synchronous Ethernet (SyncE) and TDM line synchronization.
FEATURES + BENEFITS
- Range of cost-effective Ethernet access devices to support common cell-tower access services over multiple media types, including Fiber, copper, Ethernet and TDM leased lines
- Extensive demarcation functionality in support of service handoff between wireless carriers and fixed networks
- Multiple OAM and Service Assurance functions for remote monitoring and management of a large number of cell-site devices
- Temperature hardened for un-controlled cabinet environments.
- IETF standardized Pseudo-Wire capabilities for support of TDM services over Ethernet, including Circuit Emulation Service (CES) for 2G and 3G network integration
- High-accuracy frequency and time of day synchronization distribution with ITU-T G.8261/2/4 as well as IEEE 1588 PTP.
Featured Application Notes