ADC UltraWAVE WAVE BS Plus دليل المستخدم

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UltraWAVE BS Plus
GSM Base Station Controller and Base Transceiver Station
UltraWAVE MSC, BSC and BTS work hand-in-hand to reduce the total cost of network ownership,
providing a network growth path for existing and future customers, and expand the addressable
markets of ADC's GSM products. They serve as the flagship GSM product line for ADC.
The UltraWAVE BS Plus is an integrated Base Station Controller (BSC) and Base Transceiver Station
(BTS) in a single enclosure. A BS Plus can support up

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UltraWAVE BS Plus GSM Base Station Controller and Base Transceiver Station The UltraWAVE BS Plus supports up to twelve TRXs in one chassis or up to nine TRXs with external BTSs. With a single compact chassis, it can support an S444 site. It has the industry leading power amplifier at 50 Watts when configured for 850 MHz and 900 MHz GSM networks. UltraWAVE supports all the key BTS features, such as frequency hopping, sectorization, and GPRS. It provides sufficient capacity for urban high capa

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UltraWAVE BS Plus GSM Base Station Controller and Base Transceiver Station Specifications BTS Configurations (single cabinet): S222, S333, S444, O4, O6, O12 Frequency Support: GSM 850 MHz, GSM 900 MHz, DCS 1800 MHz Two Cabinets: S666 CAPACITY Number of TRXs: 12 internal, 0 external; 6 internal, 30 external Number of Traffic Channels: 294 Traffic Capacity: 238 Erlangs @ 2% GoS 9520 Subscribers @ 25 m Erlangs per subscriber Output Power: 50 Watts (antenna port) RF Receiver Sensitivity:

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