AvaLAN Wireless Founded in 2004, AvaLAN Wireless ("AvaLAN") is an industry leading developer and manufacturer of long range industrial wireless radio technology. AvaLAN's products are designed to enable affordable wireless connections...
Star Microwave Star Microwave Licensed and License-Exempt wireless microwave systems support backbone, backhaul, last-mile, fiber extension, broadcast, and surveillance with products and services.
ExcelFlex 6-38 GHz
The ExcelFlex™ is a full featured microwave radio for the global telecommunications market. It consists of a Software Defined Indoor Unit™ (SDIDU™) and...
Proxim Wireless Proxim Wireless provides Wi-Fi®, WiMAX, Point-to-Multipoint and Point-to-Point Backhaul technologies for a complete indoor and outdoor wireless broadband ecosystem.
Tsunami® MP-8150-SUR-100
Proxim Wireless is a leader and an early innovator in wireless technology providing high‐speed,long‐range broadband wireless solutions. Leveraging the...
Carlson Wireless Technologies, Inc. Specializing in hard-to-reach regions and remote operations, Carlson provides fixed-wireless systems using TV white-space and microwave technology to deliver full voice and data connections.
EDX Wireless LLC EDX creates software tools that are widely used engineering products for designing wireless communications networks, including wireless broadband, LTE, WiMAX, Wi-Fi, public safety, and other mobile wireless systems.
EDXSignalPro + Network Design
The principal building block of EDX’s comprehensive line of wireless network engineering tools, it is appropriate for any system, including broadband...
Microcell/Indoor Add-On Module
A specialized optional module for use with EDX SignalPro that includes additional features for microcell (outdoor and outdoor-to-indoor) and indoor wireless...
Anritsu Anritsu provides solutions for existing and next-generation wired and wireless communication systems and operators. Anritsu products include wireless, optical, microwave/RF, and digital instruments as well as operations...
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Focus Microwaves Focus Microwaves Inc. offers products such as automatic impedance tuners from below 20MHz to 110GHz and on-wafer integrated load pull and noise measurement systems. Focus holds most relevant patents related to...
Computer Controlled Microwave Tuner
Computer Controlled Microwave Tuner; cover 0.1 to 65GHz in coaxial and 26.5 to 110GHz in waveguide; CCMT tuners use one or two probes to cover various...
iTuner
iTuner is a stand-alone automatic tuner concept; it contains its own micro-processor, firmware, memory and calibration files. It can tune to an impedance...
Maury Microwave Corporation Load Pull, Noise Figure, Measurement and Modeling, TRL and SOLT Calibration Kits, Coaxial and Waveguide Adapters
Mentum Mentum helps operators maximize their network investment and reduce time to market through innovative wireless network planning, management and optimization solutions.
Mentum CellPlanner
Advanced tool for planning and optimizing wireless access networks.
Mentum Fusion
Engineering Automation Platform for Better Operational Efficiency
VISLINK Vislink News and Entertainment sells Vislink’s three established broadcast product brands including satellite uplink manufacturer Advent Communications, wireless camera manufacturer Link Research and Microwave Radio...
Wireless backhaul system replaces fiber-optics in St. Thomas broadband network Valerie Coffey, Online Industry Editor
DragonWave (Ottawa, Ontario), a provider of packet microwave radio systems for next-generation IP networks, announced on Nov. 8 that Choice Communications, LLC
(St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands; USVI) chose them as the provider of a
high-capacity, next-generation wireless backhaul system for its
converged mobile-services network in the USVI. The system, launched in
November, is part of the first 4G mobile-broadband network in the USVI… Read More
Each day, millions of people depend on their public transportation systems and roadways. With ever increasing populations and the rise in mobility that comes with it, nations around the world are facing a serious land transportation challenge. The rapid urbanization and shifts in population density coupled with limited road system capa- bilities has resulted in constantly increasing commute ...
The design of a rural wireless broadband network presents its own set of challenges that differ in significant ways from network design for urban areas. In addition to covering unserved and underserved locations with sufficient signal as cost effectively as possible, a means of accurately assessing which of these users will be able to successfully subscribe to the network is also critical for ...
Wireless communication is one of the most rapidly growing industries worldwide. Whether it's the ubiquitous cellular phones, pagers, or more traditional systems such as radio and television broadcasting, wireless communication has become a vital component of fundamental societal infrastructures which rivals in importance traditional transportation, electric and water systems. Many developing ...
Microwave Backhaul for Microcellular Architectures
Service providers offering no-cap mobile plans are seeing the true appetite for mobile bandwidth.
Microwave Backhaul for Microcellular Architectures
If there was ever any debate regarding the end user appetite for wireless bandwidth, that issue has surely been put to rest. The kind of monthly data consumption that would have been associated ...
The Washington State Ferry system was in need of a license-free WiMax solution for their entire fleet of vessels in order for them to provide easy-to-use wifi to their passengers. Find out how Proxim Wireless designed a ship-to-shore point-to-multipoint wireless backhaul network for the WSF that could maintain connections within the vessels as they traveled.
One company needed to expand into a new facility and retain access at the old facility over their leased T1 lines. Costly T1 lines and limited capacity made this a non-viable option. See how they were able to avoid interference for maximum signal strength and data throughput.
Traditionally backhaul networks have been acquainted with Eth- ernet cables, fiber, copper wires and other means of limited and expensive cabled infrastructures. Today the increased demand for high-bandwidth, data-intensive services with guaranteed Quality of Services (QoS) and the exponential growth in consumer devices are posing a real challenge to TELCOs and Service Providers. This con- fined ...
Although there is widespread and growing interest in broadband wireless in general and OFDMA technologies in particular there are a number of unanswered questions that remain - unanswered questions that can finally be answered.
During the past five years, demand for wireless services in both the commercial and residential sectors has exploded. Wireless telecommunications service providers are responding to this demand by developing several high frequency systems for urban areas, one of which is local multipoint distribution service (LMDS). The goal of LMDS is to enable customers to send and receive voice, video and data ...
The Successful Design and Marketing of a Rural Wireless Broadband Network
The Successful Design and Marketing of a Rural Wireless Broadband Network
The Successful Design and Marketing of a Rural Wireless Broadband Network Gary Parks Greg Leon EDX Wireless, LLC Eugene, Oregon USA March 2009
The design of a rural wireless broadband network presents its own set of challenges that differ in ...
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