GX4000 Data Sheet

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Fujitsu Network Communications

2014-05-22ELS_149538

shaping tomorrow with you BroadOne™ GX4000 Series Featuring patented Fujitsu Impulse Radio Technology, this system offers a compact footprint; speedy, simple deployment; and high- speed transmission. 1

BroadOne GX4000 E-Band Solution Multi-Gigabit Wireless Transport A Simple, Powerful E-Band Solution Traditional microwave frequency bands are getting highly congested and since the bands have been largely used up to enhance mobile backhaul networks, it is becoming difficult in many countries to find available spectrum. Cell site At the same time, as Radio Access Network (RAN) technology evolves towards LTE/LTE-Advanced, much higher capacity is going to be required in the mobile backhaul and fronthaul networks. Hence, the growing importance of the 70/80 GHz frequency band, called E-band. E-band is an ideal spectrum to deliver multi-gigabit capacity transport Home in future networks, for the following reasons: The Fujitsu Advantage Fujitsu, one of the world’s leading microwave radio providers, has • Wideband spectrum availability (71–76 GHz and 81–86 GHz) developed an innovative, patented impulse radio technology for • The acceptance of shorter reach hops for small-cell mobile networks millimeter-wave radio transmission. This technology, incorporated in • Virtually no interference between links highly compact outdoor radio equipment, makes it possible to achieve • Flexible network engineering the ultra-high data rate of >3 Gbps for a wireless link. • Quick, low-cost frequency licensing process (light license policy) Impulse radio is a breakthrough technology that provides real advantages over traditional carrier-based transmission. Just a few of these advantages are: reduced power demand, allowing the units to be solar powered; reduced size and weight due to a reduced number of components used; low latency due to direct data to impulse Backhaul in Mobile and Fixed Broadband Networks modulation. These advantages make the BroadOne GX4000 platform a perfect fit for systems that need to be mounted on small poles to To deliver various types of content-rich services over a 3G/4G mobile provide latency sensitive traffic such as CPRI. network or fixed broadband network, the choice of backhaul solution is the key to success. An E-band link is an ideal complement to wired All GX4000 systems operating in the E-band frequency feature Fujitsu backhaul technology, as it provides enough transmission capacity to impulse radio technology, and thus provide quick and easy solutions support radically increased data traffic demands within a short for building multigigabit wireless networks. timeframe. Backhauling Fixed Broadband Network Meanwhile, thanks to their simple architecture, GX4000 systems offer not just high-speed transmission but also low power consumption—so you can establish and maintain a green network. E-band link A Fujitsu GX4000 E-band radio solution will redefine your network Metro Network Central Office xDSL/FTTH Home for tomorrow. Backhauling 3G/LTE Mobile Network Servers eNB E-band link Aggregation Core Network eNB Mall Packet Node E-band link eNB Event hall 2

BroadOne GX4000 E-Band Solution Versatile, Portable, Efficient Interconnections Fronthaul in Future Mobile Networks (CPRI Transport) In the age of LTE and LTE-Advanced, the architecture of a radio access network will be quite different from that of today. In that age small cells will be widely deployed on a macrocell layer for overall network operations efficiency. Thus the most serious challenge for mobile network operators will no longer be the backhaul, but rather the fronthaul: i.e., how to secure inter-connections between a centralized-BBU and multiple RRH in the most efficient way. With the arrival of GX4000 technology from Fujitsu, you can meet that challenge—while at the same Campus time reducing CAPEX—with a flexible, environmentally-friendly wireless solution. RRH E-band link E-band link RRH RRH BBU RRH RRH Macro Base Station Small cell Small cell Hospital Small cell Small cell Enterprise Portable Networks for Disaster Recovery and Latency-Sensitive Applications Wireless transport solutions can be extremely important if a communications network is heavily damaged by disaster and infrastructures must be quickly restored. With its compact body and user-friendly operation, the GX4000 represents a very flexible and powerful solution for emergency recovery of data traffic. The GX4000 is also an ideal solution for latency-sensitive but capacity-demanding applications like HDTV transport. E-band link Emergency Communication Residential area 3

BroadOne GX4000 E-Band Solution Specifications Sample Link Budget Simulations Frequency 71–76/81–86 GHz, FDD 100.00 Channel Size 4,500 MHz 99.99 Modulation “Impulse Radio” method 99.98 Ethernet Throughput 3.0 Gbps 99.97 Traffic Interface Optical (10 GbE/CPRI-2.4576G, Availability (%) 99.96 3.0720G) Electrical (10GbE) 99.95 Latency (one way) Less than 50 ms (Ethernet) Less than 20 ms (CPRI) 99.94 Antenna Size Parabolic antenna 99.93 1 ft (30 cm) 99.92 Flat antenna 2 ft square (60 cm) 99.91 Tx Output Power 0 to +10 dBm (ATPC, MTPC) 99.90 0 1 2 3 4 5 Temperature –27 to 131 ºF (–33 to +55 ºC) Distance (km) Humidity 4 to 100% Region P (Panama Canal) Region K (Chicago, Cincinnati) Region N (Miami, Corpus Christi) Region D (San Francisco, Seattle) Power Supply –48 VDC or 110 VAC (50/60 Hz) Region M (Mexico City, Austin) Region E (San Diego, Denver) Power Consumption 20 W EMC, EMI FCC compliant ETSI EN 301 489-1, 4 Dimensions 9 x 9 x 2.2” (23 ×23 × 5.6 cm) Weight 6.6 lb (3 kg) Management Protocol SNMP & HTTP Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. 2801 Telecom Parkway, Richardson, TX 75082 Tel: 888.362.7763 us.fujitsu.com/telecom © Copyright 2014 Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. FUJITSU (and design)® and “shaping tomorrow with you” and BroadOne™ are trademarks of Fujitsu Limited in the U.S. and other countries. All Rights Reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. v3.0/r3.0/02.14 Configuration requirements for certain uses are described in the product documentation. Features and specifications subject to change without notice.


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