SLIDE 1
Data & voice connectivity A Beginners Guide Microwave refers to - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Data & voice connectivity A Beginners Guide Microwave refers to - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Data & voice connectivity A Beginners Guide Microwave refers to the technology of transmitting information by the use of radio waves. An alternative technology of connecting two locations or points. There are hundreds and
SLIDE 2
SLIDE 3
There are hundreds and thousands of microwave links deployed worldwide. They are used across all industries and market sectors including:
Healthcare Education Local Government Police Forces / Emergency Services Manufacturing Internet Service Providers National Carriers & Mobile Phone Operators Aviation
SLIDE 4
Microwave radio can offer a cost effective solution for elements of most communication networks. Applications include: Microwave radios provide a vast array of services depending on the type of customer. Examples include:
Extending network coverage
Providing internet access to office buildings
Passing high quality video surveillance footage for the security sector.
SLIDE 5
Fast Implementation
Point-to-point links can be installed in a few days
Direct access to building
No wayleave requirements Cost Effective
Typically cheaper as an overall solution
Much lower running cost than leasing fibre
Much lower implementation cost than new fibre Flexible Ownership
Hardware can be treated as capital expenditure (capex) or operating expenditure (opex)
Units can be redeployed or upgraded if requirements change
You own the equipment
SLIDE 6
Planning - finding line of sight Radio licence application from Ofcom Quick and simple installation Commissioning Support- we offer full support from our Head
Office in Ripley.
SLIDE 7
Outdoor Unit (OCU): The OCU contains the RF
circuitry such as the transmitter & receiver. This is installed externally on a tower or mast and connects to the antenna.
Indoor Unit (IDU): The IDU provides the
customer interfaces/installed in customers premises for example- in a server room.
Antenna: The antenna connects, typically,
directly to the OCU and enables us to transmit
- ur information to the far end of the link.
SLIDE 8
At Zycomm, we can provide microwave links for SAF. SAF
- ffer a full range of microwave products. The main being:
- CFIP-108: Is an all outdoor solution providing up to 108
Mbp/s of capacity with Ethernet and E1 interfaces.
- CFIP- Lumina: Is an all outdoor solution providing up to
366 Mbp/s of capacity with Ethernet and E1 interfaces.
- CFIP- Phoenix: Is a split mount solution providing up to
366 Mbp/s of capacity with a mixture of customer interfaces accessed via the IDU.
SLIDE 9
The benefits of SAF include:
Industry leading development times Low power consumption <25W meaning
solar/wind power can be used
All outdoor solution meaning customers save
- n both capex and opex costs.
SLIDE 10
Microwave radios provide a quick and easy
cost effective solution in linking two locations together.
They provide high quality throughput and a
reliable means of communication.
They have a place in most networks, given a
good line of site can be established.
SLIDE 11