Microwave links

- Advantages of BT series
- Advantages of using BTH links
 Microwave links BT series – technology without compromise

Pressure compensation valve

Ground screw M8

N Type connector Power supply 20-57 VDC

(RSSI)

1000Base-SX/LX (SFP slot)

100/1000Base-T (RJ-45) + PoE 1
100/1000Base-T (RJ-45) + PoE 2 1000Base-SX/LX (SFP slot)
 Microwave links BT series – 3 x separate ETH ports

Pressure compensation valve

Ground screw M8

N Type connector Power supply 20-57 VDC

(RSSI)
(User data1 + management)
1000Base-SX/LX (SFP slot)
100/1000Base-T (RJ-45) + PoE 1
100/1000Base-T (RJ-45) + PoE 2 1000Base-SX/LX (SFP slot)
(User data2) (User data3)
 Microwave links BT series – 3 x different POWERING

Pressure compensation valve

Ground screw M8

N Type connector Power supply 20-57 VDC

(RSSI)

1000Base-SX/LX (SFP slot)

100/1000Base-T (RJ-45) + PoE 1
100/1000Base-T (RJ-45) + PoE 2 1000Base-SX/LX (SFP slot)
Microwave links BT series – Asymetric Bandwidth
BW BW

f [Hz] f [Hz]
Microwave links BT series – BACKUP RADIO
main link

backup link

Network
Network
 High Capacity & Efficient
Huge Bandwidth
Hybrid Radio

Microwave link BTH 4QAM – 320 Mbps

16QAM – 640 Mbps
64QAM – 900 Mbps

17 GHz
24 GHz

In comparison with the conventional 17 GHz & 24 GHz PtP link (FDD):

power-efficient
more resistance to interference
to the frequency spectrum more efficiently
great price to power
 Power-Efficient

BTH – power efficient

Technology BTH 17/24 GHz Technology Conventional product
Speed 640 Mbps Speed 660 Mbps
Modulation 16 QAM Modulation 1024 QAM
Bandwidth 160 MHz Bandwidth 80 MHz (available 1 channel)
Antenna 35 cm (33 dBi) Antenna 35 cm (33 dBi)
Distance 1000 m Distance 1000 m

1000 1000
64 QAM Conventional product
800 800
1024 QAM
640 BTH 32 QAM 660

Capacity [Mbps]
512 QAM
Capacity [Mbps]

256 QAM
600 600
16 QAM

400 4 QAM 400

1020,4 mW !
200
18,2 mW
200

0 0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000
P [mW] P [mW]
 Resistance to interference

Microwave link 17 GHz

Antenna 65 cm (38 dBi)
one channel available

Question: How many radio stations can be installed around the axis of antenna mast, depending on the
modulation scheme?
Answer:

3 stations
6 stations

4 QAM
16 QAM
23 stations 49 stations 256 QAM 360
1024 QAM
 Resistance to interference

BTH – more resistance to interference

Technology BTH Technology Conventional product
Speed 640 Mbps Speed 660 Mbps
Modulation 16 QAM Modulation 1024 QAM
Bandwidth 160 MHz Bandwidth 80 MHz (available 1 channel)
Antenna 65 cm (38 dBm) Antenna 65 cm (38 dBm)

Maximum of Maximum of
360
23 stations 3 stations
 Efficient use of frequency spectrum

How far must I place radio station Z, to avoid interfering with radio station A?

A) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 4 QAM modulation

B) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 1024 QAM modulation

1 km

radio A radio B radio Z

 Efficient use of frequency spectrum

How far must I place radio station Z, to avoid interfering with radio station A?

A) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 4 QAM modulation Answer: 7,2 km

B) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 1024 QAM modulation

7,2 km

1 km

radio A radio B radio Z

 Efficient use of frequency spectrum

How far must I place radio station Z, to avoid interfering with radio station A?

A) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 4 QAM modulation Answer: 7,2 km

B) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 1024 QAM modulation Answer: 69,2 km

69,2 km

1 km

radio A radio B radio Z

 Efficient use of frequency spectrum

How far must I place radio station Z, to avoid interfering with radio station A?

A) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 4 QAM modulation

B) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 1024 QAM modulation

1 km

radio A radio B

30°
radio Z
 Efficient use of frequency spectrum

How far must I place radio station Z, to avoid interfering with radio station A?

A) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 4 QAM modulation Answer: 0,1 km

B) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 1024 QAM modulation

1 km

radio A radio B

0,1 km

30°
radio Z
 Efficient use of frequency spectrum

How far must I place radio station Z, to avoid interfering with radio station A?

A) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 4 QAM modulation Answer: 0,1 km

B) All radio stations transmit/receive on the 1024 QAM modulation Answer: 1 km

1 km

radio A radio B

1 km

30°
radio Z
 Efficient use of frequency spectrum

BTH – more efficient

Technology BTH 17/24 GHz Technology Conventional product

Speed 640 Mbps Speed 660 Mbps
Modulation 16 QAM Modulation 1024 QAM
Bandwidth 160 MHz Bandwidth 80 MHz (available 1 channel)
Antenna 65 cm (38 dBm) Antenna 65 cm (38 dBm)

1. 15,8 km 69,2 km

2.

0,2 km 1 km
úhel 30° úhel 30°
 That’s All.
Thank You for Your Attention.

The following sources were used for calculations:

Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shannon%E2%80%93Hartley_theorem
Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_budget
Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freespace_path_loss#Frequency_dependency