Transcript RADWIN 2000
RADWIN 2000
Product Overview
RADWIN 2000 – General Overview
High-Capacity Backhaul You Can Trust
Carrier-Class Point-to-Point radio for best
performance in sub-6GHz bands
Native TDM and Ethernet over single
wireless link (up to 16 E1s/T1s)
High Capacity – 100 Mbps net throughput
(50 Mbps full-duplex)
Extended Range - up to 120km/75miles
Monitored Hot Standby 1+1 Support
RADWIN 2000 – General Overview (cont.)
Advanced Air Interface – optimal performance in sub-6GHz
bands through use of MIMO, OFDM & Diversity technologies
together with RADWIN’s proprietary air interface
Multi-band Radio – increased field flexibility and reduced
operational costs
2.4 GHz & 4.8 – 6.1 GHz over single platform
Superior Spectral Efficiency at 20MHz channel - enabling
high capacity services in crowded spectrum and significant
spectrum savings
High Tx Power of 26 dBm - high performance with smaller
antennas
Total Net Throughput (Full-Duplex)
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TDM Performance
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Typical performance at 5.8GHz with 99.99% availability
RADWIN 2000 Applications
Cellular & IP
Backhaul
High Capacity
Private Networks
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Access for Large
Corporations &
Institutions
Access for Large Corporations
RADWIN offers a Corporate Connectivity Portfolio for organizations of any size
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WinLink 1000 Access – for small enterprises
WinLink 1000 – for medium-large enterprises
RADWIN 2000 – large to very large enterprises, up to 16 E1s/50 Mbps per
customer!
High Capacity for Private Networks
RADWIN 2000 – the solution for High-Capacity Private Networks
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Large corporations
Campuses, health organizations and data-intensive public institutions
Backhaul with RADWIN 2000
The ultimate high-capacity backhaul solution
Providing backhaul for any access solution: WiFi, Point-toMultiple-Point, Multiple Point-to-Point, etc.
Access Hub
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Cellular Backhaul
The RADWIN Backhaul Advantage
High-Capacity Wireless Sub-6GHz Solution
Low CAPEX
Very competitive price
Low OPEX
Easy to install and maintain (1 person, 1 hour)
Fewer towers, fewer links
Instantly Deployable – Immediate Revenue
License free – no license fees, no trenching
The RADWIN Backhaul Advantage (cont.)
One Solution, One Link, One Platform
Robust & Reliable
Operates in all environments & terrains
Industry-leading MIMO, OFDM & Diversity technologies
Field-proven air interface for optimal performance
Monitored Hot Standby 1+1 Support – backup link ensures 24x7 service
continuity and revenue flow
Flexible
Multi-band radio – one platform, multiple frequency bands
Complies with international regulations
Native TDM & Ethernet in one solution
Seamless migration from TDM to IP
Can be deployed in various topologies & configurations (PtP & Multiple Pointto-Point)
Multiple Point to Point w/ HSS (Hub Site
Synchronization)
RADWIN 2000 can be deployed in
unique Multiple Point-to-Point
configuration
Dedicated bandwidth to as many as
16 dispersed sites
Hub Site Synchronization (HSS) unit
synchronizes transmission between
collocated radios
Synchronizes Tx and Rx timing for all
units in hub site
Eliminates collocation TDD
interference
HSS between
RADWIN 2000 radios
WinLink 1000 radios
RADWIN 2000 and WinLink 1000
radios
HSS Applications
Access and Corporate Connectivity
Where links originate from a common hub site
RADWIN 2000 w/ HSS supports high capacity connectivity
Backhaul
HSS is needed in installations where RADWIN 2000 is the
backhaul for lower capacity access links
The backhaul link can be synchronized to the access links to
mitigate potential interference
Dealing with Interference
Multi-band radio
Automatic Adaptive Rate
Automatic Channel Selection (ACS)
Automatic Repeat Request
Forward Error Correction
Configurable Jitter Buffer
Spectrum Viewer
Directional Antennas
MIMO OFDM based air-interface, enabling nLOS
deployments and achieves best spectral efficiency
Spectrum Viewer
Multi band radio
Multi band radio supports multiple frequencies on same
platform – ensures maximum transmission resiliency
Utmost field flexibility
Automatic Adaptive Rate
RADWIN 2000 changes air interface rate and modulation
dynamically, depending on radio link conditions
Benefits:
Maximization of Ethernet throughput
Enhanced robustness
Better performance in interference
Automatic Channel Selection (ACS)
Automatic selection of “best-quality” channel for transmission
Enhanced robustness and higher performance
Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ)
Patented mechanism that ensures super-fast retransmission of
errant data
Repeat transmission is initiated without having to wait for a request
from the remote unit
The system minimizes either the latency or the error rate to
optimize performance for the type of services being delivered
Forward Error Correction (FEC)
FEC detects and corrects errors in the receiver
Ensures fast, robust and error-free communications
Jitter Buffer
By configuring the Jitter Buffer, the receiver jitter buffer for each
site can be enlarged, thereby increasing resistance to interference
Decreasing the Jitter Buffer decreases system delay
Jitter Buffer can be configured between 2.1 and 16.0 milliseconds
Spectrum Viewer
Spectrum Viewer is an RF survey tool that simplifies link planning
& installation by graphically displaying “cleanest” channel
The tool provides the following information:
Spectral measurement of two antennas per site
Spectral power measurements in 5MHz channel resolution
Indication of radar-free channels (for DFS bands)
Indication of bands selected for ACS
Spatial Multiplexing MIMO
MIMO = Multiple Input Multiple Output
A high rate signal is split into multiple lower rate streams and
each stream is transmitted from a different transmit antenna in
the same frequency channel.
Lower rate streams
Streams merged
into one signal
High rate signal
TX
RX
Diversity
Antenna diversity
Uses two antennas to improve the
quality and reliability of the link
Each antenna experiences a different
interference environment
The system chooses the best received
signal providing enhanced robustness
Antenna diversity requires antenna
separation, possible by two methods:
Polarization Diversity - combines a pair
of antennas with orthogonal
polarizations
Spatial Diversity - employs antennas
that are physically separated from one
another
Diversity vs. MIMO with RADWIN 2000
Diversity
MIMO
Capacity 25 Mbps
Capacity 50 Mbps
Monitored Hot Standby 1+1
Providing backup to TDM services in the event of:
MHS 1+1 ensures high network availability & revenue flow
Automatic switchover from the Primary link to the Secondary link in
less than 50 msec
Automatic restore to primary link as soon as it becomes available
Backup for up to 16 TDM services for RADWIN 2000 & 4 TDM services
for WinLink 1000
Affordable SLA can be offered by protecting part of the RADWIN 2000
trunks with WinLink 1000
Equipment failure
Loss of air interface
Monitored Hot Standby 1+1 Architecture
Primary & Secondary links can
transmit on same or different
frequency channels
RADWIN 2000 & WinLink 1000
links can be used
interchangeably
Using a primary link and a
secondary link:
Two RADWIN 2000 links
A RADWIN 2000 link and a
WinLink 1000 link with
new IDU-C
Two WinLink 1000 links
with new IDU-C (single
dual-pole antenna can be
used)
Simple architecture & easy
installation
RADWIN Network Management System
(RNMS)
Manage up to 10,000 RADWIN links from one location (NOC)
Proactive real-time monitoring using performance graphs,
trend reports and threshold alarms
Complete visibility & control over RADWIN-based network
Interface to any SNMPc device
Auto-discovery feature – discovers all RADWIN links in the
network automatically, within minutes
Available in Enterprise & Platinum packages
RADWIN 2000 Roadmap
RADWIN 2000 LA Release 2.4
Tentative release date: Q4/09
New products supporting up to 100Mbps
Asymmetric throughput
Thank You
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