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Application Notes

HSDPA Traffic Backhaul over PDH Radio

Connecting IP NodeBs over TDM Infrastructure


Typical Users

  • Mobile operators
  • Transport providers
 

Typical Applications

  • 3G/4G mobile backhaul over PDH microwave connections

While radio networks transition to new packet technologies, existing PDH infrastructure continues to play a significant role in cellular backhaul. For example, most of today’s microwave backhaul connections remain TDM-based. Without appropriate equipment that can offer cross-generation support, cellular operators and transport providers could face rollout delays for mobile broadband services, putting a strain on their profitability.

RAD’s RICi demarcation devices enable operators to utilize widely available TDM infrastructure for next generation mobile connectivity without heavy investments in new backbone connections. Figure 1 illustrates how these devices transport HSDPA cellular Ethernet traffic from an IP NodeB to the RNC (radio network controller) over TDM radio links in a point-to-point deployment. Employing standard Ethernet over NG-PDH protocols, the RICi demarcation devices offer bundled access rates of up to 32 Mbps and optimize line utilization and throughput. By providing a smooth migration path to IP RANs (radio access networks), these devices support substantial increase in data traffic volumes for HSDPA services while protecting operator margins.

Features

Benefits

Ethernet bridging over TDM

Lower CapEx and Opex and quick activation of NGN services

Up to 16 x E1/T1 uplink interfaces

Full utilization of common TDM radio capacity

Fault propagation

Service resiliency

Complete Ethernet OAM Suite

Standards-based performance monitoring with extended statistics and reporting capabilities


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