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    This document compares the Aviat WTM4100 and WTM4200 microwave radios to the BridgeWave Navigator ST and DT radios. Key differences highlighted include that the BridgeWave radios support higher maximum throughput per radio, wider channel bandwidths, more sub-carriers, and additional protection and frequency flexibility features compared to the Aviat radios. The BridgeWave radios also support customer replaceable diplexers, mixed frequencies per radio, and can function as a single chassis repeater.

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    This document compares the Aviat WTM4100 and WTM4200 microwave radios to the BridgeWave Navigator ST and DT radios. Key differences highlighted include that the BridgeWave radios support higher maximum throughput per radio, wider channel bandwidths, more sub-carriers, and additional protection and frequency flexibility features compared to the Aviat radios. The BridgeWave radios also support customer replaceable diplexers, mixed frequencies per radio, and can function as a single chassis repeater.

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    Navigator Competitive Analysis - Aviat vs BridgeWave

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    Eze Alexander Ik
    This document compares the Aviat WTM4100 and WTM4200 microwave radios to the BridgeWave Navigator ST and DT radios. Key differences highlighted include that the BridgeWave radios support higher maximum throughput per radio, wider channel bandwidths, more sub-carriers, and additional protection and frequency flexibility features compared to the Aviat radios. The BridgeWave radios also support customer replaceable diplexers, mixed frequencies per radio, and can function as a single chassis repeater.

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    Navigator Competitive Analysis -

    Aviat
    Competitive information is obtained from public sources. BridgeWave does not take responsibility for information to be fully
    up-to-date.
    6-42 GHz Advanced All-Outdoor Microwave Radio Comparison – North
    America
    Aviat
    Aviat
    BridgeWave
    WTM4100
    WTM4100&&
    Navigator ST & DT
    4200
    4200

    Max Throughput Per Radio (Air) 2.186 Gbps 2 Gbps (ST) & 4 Gbps (DT)

    Max Modulation 4096 4096

    Channel Bandwidth (MHz) 10-80, 7-112 10-160, 14-240

    Transceivers Per Radio One or Two One or Two


    Sub-Carriers Two (WTM4100) & None (WTM4200) Two (ST) & Four (DT)
    1+0, 1+1, 2+2, 2+0, 2+0 XPIC, 2x(2+0
    Configuration Support 1+0, 1+1, 2+2, 2+0 ACAP / ACCP
    XPIC), 4+0
    Protection HSBY, SD HSBY, SD, FD
    Customer Replaceable Diplexers No Yes
    Mixed Frequencies per Radio & High
    Frequency Flexibility No
    Band/Low Band convertible
    Adaptable Antenna Interface No Yes

    XPIC Yes Yes

    Single Chassis Repeater No Yes (DT Dual Port Configuration)

    10GbE Interfaces 2x 10G SFP+ 2x10G SFP+

    CPRI No 3072Mbps
    Encryption No AES256

    CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY


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