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| W2600 NLOS Backhaul |
The Taqua® W2600 NLOS Backhaul System is the first in a series of small cell site backhaul products that will utilize the underused, inexpensive TDD spectrum. Deployed in clusters of two or four, each small cell site is connected to the Taqua Remote Backhaul Module (RBM) via a standard Ethernet connection. Each of the RBMs utilizes the 2.5 or 2.6 GHz TDD spectrum to backhaul wireless data trafic to a Taqua Hub Backhaul Module (HBM). The HBM is connects via Ethernet to the carrier’s existing backhaul network and can be located at a macro site or anywhere connectivity is available.
Hundreds of clusters can be deployed as a “network”, and managed by a single user interface system. Each RBM will enable 40 to 60 Mbps bandwidth, with a migration path to increased bandwidth up to hundreds of Mbps.
.jpg) Technology OFDM / MIMO, up to 256 QAM - Throughput 40 – 60 Mbps per cluster to start
- Bandwidth 10 MHz
- Bands 2.5 & 2.6 GHz Initially
- Con¬guration 2 to 4 remote nodes per hub
- Connectivity Gig E / Fast Ethernet
- Dimensions 30 x 30 x 10 cm
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