Letter

0528-EX-PL-2015 Text Documents

Lociva

2015-08-17ELS_166052

Proposed LTE 4G Mobile Network Architecture Confidential – For illustrative purposes only

User Requirements Unified and dependable access to comms and services in rapidly changing contexts across multiple agencies in a dynamic network topology § Unified communications across multiple parties, groups, platforms. § Out of coverage – ‘Bring your own network’ (BYON) § Search and Rescue – Positioning/detection of victims & search teams § Pop-up ‘bubbles’ of sterile 4G coverage on demand. § Access to localized services, e.g. for command & control For Official Use Only

Private LTE Network System – Recent Project Scope § Fixed Sites § 700MHz – Band 17 or 28 § Four (4) Mobile Sites § 700MHz – Band 17 or 28 § IP Mesh interconnect between Mobile Sites / Fixed Sites § IP Bridge (point to point) interconnect between Fixed Sites § Handsets § Dual Active SIM phones (ASUS/Samsung) Android 5 (Lollipop) § Application Support § Push to Talk Radio Bridge § Video Streaming § SWARM § Internet Access (email, browser, sociial networking) For Official Use Only 4

- Deployable Public Safety Solutions § Fixed Sites § Nokia Band 17 or 28 (700MHz) LTE radio § Three Sector, 2 x 2 MIMO § High gain sectored panel antennas § Interconnect – Wireless bridge § Centralized LTE Network Core – 2000 users with direct connection to application servers/internet § ECX Tactical 4G MacroNET § Nokia Band 17 or 28 (700MHz) LTE radio § Single sector, 2,x 2 MIMO § Vehicle mount Omni-directional antennas § Interconnect – Wireless mesh bridge § Interconnect – optional in-band LTE modem § Local LTE Network Core – 64 users – allows standalone operation For Official Use Only

LTE Fixed Site / Vehicle Site Architecture 4G Mobile Site 4G Mobile Site D C In-band LTE interconnect In-band LTE Wireless Mesh (optional) interconnect Interconnect (optional) Fixed Site 2 Fixed Site 1 B A Mobile sites mesh with fixed network and other Mobile sites to extend 4G 4G LTE Core Network LTE capacity and coverage using in- band LTE modems – or with MANET Application Servers mesh radios. Internet For Official Use Only

Standalone 4G LTE Footprint § Vehicles in ‘Standalone’ mode § Out of range of Fixed Network § Local communications only 4G cell D C B A Satellite Link allows remote connection to command and control center For Official Use Only

Automatic Meshing § Vehicles approach & mesh together § Communications between all users Meshing link D C B A Satellite Link on second vehicle allows remote connection to command and control center for all meshed 4G LTE systems. Interconnect between vehicles is either MANET or LTE modems For Official Use Only

Mobility between Vehicle Networks § User B changes host vehicle § Data session remains active D C B B A User B roams from one Vehicle 4G network to the other without dropping the ongoing secure data session For Official Use Only

Flexible Deployment § Vehicles separate again § User B maintains active session D C B A For Official Use Only

`` Convoy Example – Remote Sensors UE Camera feed relayed to command post UE Backhaul UE Vehicle B Comman Vehicle d Post A For Official Use Only

Convoy Example – Remote Sensors Camera feed transparently maintained UE surveillance UE camera Backhaul UE Vehicle B Comman Vehicle A d Post For Official Use Only

- Capabilities § Suitable for vehicle fit, technically and economically § Scalability: Up and Down § Solution for macro network interference mitigation § Minimal changes to macro network § Hand in/out between GW and macro, maintaining secure session § Allow standalone use § Secure, locally and end-to-end § QoS managed voice & data, even in secure tunnels For Official Use Only

MACRONET 4G LTE System § High Capacity – up to 600 simultaneous RABs § Large Coverage FootPrint (48 miles @ 250ft)* § 2 x 2 MIMO Radio - 150Mbps shared data per sector § Carrier Grade – reliable and dependable § Integrated ECX LTE Network Core § Voice over LTE, LTE SMS, MultiCast (IGMP), LTE Mobility and Meshing options § Optimized for Satellite Backhaul Q2/2014 – Now 5U case § Upgradeable to LTE Advanced >300Mbps – 40lb lighter shared data per sector – 60Mbps/20Mbps (REF-US Army) – Optional LTE-Advanced – Carrier Aggregation For Official Use Only

MICRONET 4GLTE MICRONET 4G LTESystem System ! § High Capacity High up to 128 Capacity upsimultaneous to 400 RABs users ! Small Size –Portable - Rugged Packaging ! § Small Size – portable– Rugged Packaging Nokia FlexiZone - MIMO, 2 x 5W power output ! § Nokia Band FlexiZone 1, 3, 4, - MicroCell 7 and 41 (TDD) frequency options ! § 2 x Grade Carrier 2 MIMO Radio – reliable – dependable and 2 x 5W per TRX ! § Embedded Carrier4G LTE Network Grade Coreand dependable – reliable ! Voice over LTE, LTE SMS, MultiCast (IGMP), IP § Integrated Mobility ECXoptions LTE Meshing Tactical Network Core ! § Voice Satellite over LTE, backhaul LTE SMS, optimization licenseMultiCast option (IGMP), LTE, IP Mobility and Meshing options § Optimized for Satellite Backhaul For Official Use Only For Official Use Only

LittleWolf 4G LTE System LittleWolf 4G LTE System § ! High Capacity up to 32 RABs 32 simultaneous users !§ Small Small SizeSize –Rugged –Rugged PackagingPackaging !§ LittleWolf LittleWolf eNodeB eNodeB ! RF Bands – FDD Band 3, 7 - TDD 40 and 42 - § Quad Band – FDD/TDD – Band 3, 7, 40, 42 MIMO, 2 x 0.5W power output !§ 2 x 2 MIMO Optional frequencyRadio – 2output agile RF x 1/2W per TRX !§ Embedded Optional4GFrequency LTE NetworkAgile Core Output ! 12VDC or PoE+ power input ! § Integrated ECX Tactical Network Core Size: 10” x 6” x 6” Weight: 4lbs !§ 12VDC Voice or PoE+ over LTE, power LTE SMS, input(IGMP), IP MultiCast § Mobility SWAP: LTE!2” Meshing x 6” coptions 6”, 5lbs, 20W ! Satellite backhaul optimization license option ! § Voice over LTE, LTE SMS, MultiCast (IGMP), Optional “in-band” meshing modems (LTE modems) IP Mobility and Meshing options § Embedded backhaul modems For Official Use Only For Official Use Only


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Document Modified: 4010-02-16 00:00:00
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