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RAD’s Airmux line of point-to-point and point-to-multipoint broadband wireless radios deliver high capacity Ethernet and TDM services in various sub-6 GHz frequencies. These state-of-the-art wireless access devices offer a multitude of benefits, including:
- Multi-band operation in a single device
- Robust air interface with unique interference mitigation and N-LOS operation
- Quality of service (QoS) and per-subscriber SLA guarantees
- Optimal performance and high spectral efficiency in dense radio environments
- Continuous service in motion with bi-directional, uninterrupted broadband connectivity on the move
Resources
Brochures
- Airmux-5000i Air & Pro
- Airmux-5000i
- Airmux-5000
- Airmux-400H
- Airmux-400
- Smart city communications
- Police and Military Communications
- Highway Communications
- Train and Metro Communications
- Air-traffic control communications
- Water utility communications
- Oil & Gas Utility Communications
- Power Utility Communications
White Papers
- Meeting the Challenge of Radio Interference in License-Exempt Bands, in NLOS and non-clear LOS conditions
Meeting the Challenge of Radio Interference in License-Exempt Bands, in NLOS and non-clear LOS conditions – White Paper
Meeting the Challenge of Radio Interference in License-Exempt Bands, in NLOS and non-clear LOS conditions
With increasing numbers of service providers opting to use license-exempt radio frequency (RF) bands, the need to understand methods for overcoming the challenge of interference is critical. This white paper addresses the issue of interference in license-exempt bands and provides a number of approaches for its control and mitigation.
Meeting the Challenge of Radio Interference in License-Exempt Bands, in NLOS and non-clear LOS conditionsSuccess!
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Securing SLAs over Point-to-Multipoint Wireless Networks – White Paper
Securing SLAs over Point-to-Multipoint Wireless Networks
With broadband connectivity demand rapidly increasing, Service Providers (SPs) are faced with the challenge of meeting high Service Level Agreement (SLA) requirements in Point-to-Multipoint (PtMP) wireless networks. Main SLA attributes include availability, capacity, delay and delay variation (jitter). What’s more, business customers expect these SLAs to be met with decreasing costs per bit.
Securing SLAs over Point-to-Multipoint Wireless NetworksSuccess!
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Customer Case Studies
- Delivering High-Quality Ethernet Service in the Middle of the Ocean
- RAD and Motorola Deliver Video & Analytics Solution in Time for Cleveland’s Republican National Convention
- Ensuring High Bandwidth SLAs for Oil Refineries
- RAD’s Airmux Mobility Solution Enables Real-Time Video Streaming for Police Boats on the Chesapeake Bay
- Linking Isolated Rural Areas Without Landlines
- Broadband Wireless Solution for Ethernet Extension from Medical Headquarters to an Off-Site Branch
Application Briefs
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Customer Case Studies
Application Briefs
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