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HSS Hub Site Synchronization Overview

The document discusses RADWIN's Hub Site Synchronization (HSS) technology which addresses co-location interference between multiple point-to-point links at a single hub site. HSS uses a unique burst synchronization technique to synchronize the timing of transmissions and receptions for all units at the hub, eliminating interference. This enables a multipoint-to-point architecture with guaranteed bandwidth for each link and no single point of failure. HSS architecture includes a Hub Sync Master that generates synchronization pulses and Hub Sync Clients that synchronize to these pulses.

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HSS Hub Site Synchronization Overview

The document discusses RADWIN's Hub Site Synchronization (HSS) technology which addresses co-location interference between multiple point-to-point links at a single hub site. HSS uses a unique burst synchronization technique to synchronize the timing of transmissions and receptions for all units at the hub, eliminating interference. This enables a multipoint-to-point architecture with guaranteed bandwidth for each link and no single point of failure. HSS architecture includes a Hub Sync Master that generates synchronization pulses and Hub Sync Clients that synchronize to these pulses.

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Co-location Deployments

HSS (Hub Site Synchronization)


Description

RADWIN Hub Site Synchronization

Unique burst synchronization


technique
Synchronizes Tx and Rx timing for all
units at a hub site
Eliminates collocation TDD
interference
Enables multi point-to-point
architecture

Point-to-Multipoint V.S Multiple Point-to-Point

Bandwidth
Delay
TDM support (QoS)
Range
Mixed services

Robustness
Topology

PtMP

M-PtP (RADWIN)

Shared

Guaranteed BW per user

30-100msec

3msec

No

Inherently supported

Limited
(sartorial antenna)

Longer
(directional antenna)

No flexibility.
Ethernet only, same channel BW to all
users

Full flexibility.
Each user gets the required service (Ethernet,
E1/T1s or a mix) with the relevant channel BW

Limited; single point of failure

No single point of failure

Star

Star, daisy chain, mesh, cascade

Applications Enterprise Connectivity

Applications WiFi Backhaul

Applications Video Surveillance

HSS Basic Architecture

Hub Sync Master


The Hub Sync Master (HSM) generates the pulses that synchronize the timing
of the Hub Sync Clients (HSC).

Hub Sync ClientContinue Transmission


In the event that the unit loses synchronization with the Hub Sync Master, the
link remains active..

Hub Sync ClientDisable Transmission


In the event that the unit loses synchronization with the Hub Sync Master, the
link is dropped until the synchronization pulses resume. This setting prevents
the unit from causing interference.

HSS - How it works ?


Tx

ODU1

Tx

Rx

Tx
Rx

Rx

Non Sync

Tx

Rx

Tx

Tx

ODU2
Rx

Rx

Rx

Rx

Tx

Tx

ODU3

Tx
Rx

Rx

Rx

Co location interference

Sync

Tx

ODU1
Rx

Tx

ODU2

Rx

Tx
Rx

Tx
ODU3

Rx

Rx

Rx
Tx

Tx

Tx
Rx

Rx
Tx

Rx

Rx

Tx
Rx

Rx

Radio Frame
Channel Bandwidth
Pattern

R-Frame
Interval (us)

20 MHz
TDM

EDO

10 MHz

5 MHz

TDM

EDO

TDM

Non Optimal

EDO

999

Best fit

Not Available

1443

Not Available

Best fit

Non Optimal

Best fit

Non Optimal

1600

Not Available

Not Available

Best fit

Not Available

Non Optimal

3003

Not Available

Not Available

Best fit

Not Available

Tx

Pattern A

Tx

Rx

Rx

Rx

Tx

Tx

Pattern B
Rx

Rx

Rx

Tx

Tx

Pattern C
Rx

Rx

Rx
Tx

Tx
Pattern D
Rx

Rx

LBC Radio Frame


Radio Frame

HSS Sync Indications

The Hub Unit

Passive out door unit supports up to


10 co location units

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