Multiband backhaul links consist of running multiple channels at different frequency bands on a single link to improve capacity and reliability. Currently there are several products in the market (or in development) that are using a combination of E-band and microwave frequencies. An alternative is to take advantage of the larger channels of higher frequency bands (ex: 32 GHz) and better RF performance of lower frequency bands (Ex: 11 GHz) within the traditional microwave range. Continue reading
Avoid Extra Expense: Use Extra High Power Radios Under Tower Standard TIA-222
TIA 222 standard provides tower designers with the design criteria and analysis procedures to design telecommunication tower structures. Rev-H is the latest version in a standard with a long evolution. The TIA-222 tower standard is critical to the safety and maximum equipment loads that structures can support. Rev-H was finalized late in 2017 and will take effect in most jurisdictions within the next two years. Continue reading
Aviat in the Action for Super Bowl 52!
When the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots clash in Super Bowl 52, Aviat Networks will play a significant role in bringing the action to viewers and in enabling communications for first responders to ensure public safety and security at the event. Continue reading