CableFree MMW Radio 70-80-2,5G

CableFree is offering a range of high performance radios using millimeter-wave frequencies. Using high frequency microwave signals at 60GHz and above, large bandwidths of up to 10Gbps Full Duplex capacity can be provided. Using established Link Aggregation technology, links up to 40Gbps full duplex can be implemented for ultra high capacities.

Millimeter wave is a technology complimentary to Wireless Excellence established range of FSO (Free Space Optical) communication systems. Planning for Millimeter wave is based on rainfall, compared to FSO which is based on visibility, predominantly fog.

CableFree MMW-70-80-10GE are full-duplex 10-Gigabit point-to-point links especially designed according to FCC and ETSI requirements. They provides interconnection between remote LAN segments at ultra high speed and utilizes Gigabit Ethernet protocols, which is the evolving standard for switches and routers available from a variety of telecommunication equipment manufacturers.

One full-duplex Gigabit Ethernet link provides 10 gigabit-per-second connectivity between fixed end locations. The MMW-70-80-10GE product has a 10Gbps fibre optic interface connections at each end of the wireless link and operates as a transparent link. The resulting connection can replace a fibre-optic cable or leased line service offering excellent end-to-end connectivity and reliability. The Millimeter-wave Wireless Gigabit link provides fibre equivalent performance, reliability and security but with no high deployment cost associated with outdoor fibre installations.

CableFree Millimeter Wave Point-to-Point radio links have been designed with compact parabolic Cassegrain antennas of 30 and 60 cm diameters, with narrow beam widths of 0.4 and 0.9 degrees which maximises signal margin across the link and ensures lack of interference from other links or sources.

The MMW-70-80-10GE operating distances vary from 1.5 to 20 km for varying weather conditions depending of the link frequency and rain intensity. Planning for millimeter wave spectrum use must take into account the propagation characteristics of radio signals at this frequency range. While signals at lower frequency bands can propagate for many miles and penetrate more easily through buildings, millimeter wave signals can travel only a few miles or less. However, these characteristics of millimeter wave propagation are not necessarily disadvantageous. Millimeter waves can permit more densely packed communications links, thus providing very efficient spectrum utilization, and they can increase security of communication transmissions.