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Why Wireless Millimeter Wave Radios Will Fuel the Coming Microcell Boom

February 19, 2013 10:29 am | by Tom Kurian, President, Renaissance Electronics. | Articles | Comments

With proliferation of micro and picocell base station installations, wireless millimeter wave radios are being used to solve backhaul connectivity challenges. As carriers continue to roll out LTE networks to meet the overwhelming demand...

The ABCs of Capacity: Add Sectors, Boost Backhaul and Condense Cells

March 6, 2012 7:09 pm | by Stephen C. King, 3M | Articles | Comments

Mobile device manufacturers are churning out products that can squeeze more and more bits per hertz from the spectrum, and consumers are buying them by the millions, often resulting in overloaded networks and sluggish or interrupted service.

Small Cells, Big Coverage: Why DAS Will Win

November 8, 2011 8:55 am | by Jay Maciejewski, Nexius | Articles | Comments

The explosion in wireless data services has been well documented in the last year. Several operators have been lambasted publicly because popular smartphones and data-intensive applications are exposing capacity bottlenecks in large metropolitan markets.

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Temperature's Rising: Femtocells Come In From the Cold

October 4, 2010 1:33 pm | by Andy Tiller, ip.access | Articles | Comments

ABI Research and Dell'Oro both recently released reports predicting that the femtocell market will pass 1 million shipments in 2010, and both houses say the market will exceed 60 million deployments by 2014. —So what's triggered the turn around?

ADC - Picocell Application Guide

May 8, 2008 6:09 am | by FlexWave Universal Radio Head: Flexible Digital Transport | Articles | Comments

Today, picocells have come a long, long way. They’re deployed by mobile operators all over the world as a fast, cost-effective solution to a wide range of coverage and capacity problems.

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