Podcasts
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Ruckcast
El equipo de formación RUCKUS de CommScope le ofrece interesantes temas con una amplia gama de huéspedes para sentarse y debatir todo lo que forma parte de la cartera de productos. Hablaremos de temas como productos de nuestra cartera, WiFi, enrutamiento y conmutación, ¡y mucho más! Estamos ansiosos por compartir con usted lo que hacen nuestros equipos.
Tower Talks: CommScope Shares C-band Small Cell Challenges & Solutions
Episode #135
C-band deployments are underway with the major carriers, notably Verizon and AT&T, that each got an early start with Phase 1 rollouts in diciembre de 2021. Phase 2 activities are underway to meet a diciembre de 2023 deadline.
C-band is a valuable mid-band spectrum for its bandwidth capacity and reach. The early carrier activity has focused on macrocells but is moving to small cells for network densification in populated areas and for new fixed wireless access applications.
Mounting C-band radios on small cells, however, poses a host of challenges and, understandably, not one size fits all.
Kat Brooks, Sr. Director-Sales at CommScope talks with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor about C-band small cell deployment challenges and some novel solutions.
Hear this and much more on the podcast, available on: Inside Towers website, Amazon Music, Spotify and iTunes.
Tower Talks: Streamlining Network Deployments with CommScope
Episode #107
Wireless carriers are in full 5G buildout mode. New radio equipment is being added to towers within multiple new frequency bands, each with either a dedicated or multiband antenna. Every new radio and antenna requires new fiber and power cables.
All this equipment adds significantly to the tower load, even as 4G and some 3G networks are still operating. Deployments include small cells in dense urban areas and fixed wireless access increasingly for broadband in suburban and rural areas.
New construction brings different challenges for site placements and connections. Material and labor must be coordinated efficiently and cost-effectively.
Kat Brooks, Director of Mobility Network Engineering at CommScope discusses ways to streamline network deployments with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor.
Hear this and much more on the podcast, available on: Inside Towers website, Amazon Music, Spotify, or iTunes
Tower Talks: Making Metro Markets Reliable with PowerShift®
Episode #94
Market projections are robust for small cells that will be needed in coming years as mobile network operators densify their networks, particularly in populated metro markets. Small cells typically are deployed on street furniture such as utility poles, streetlights, and custom-built poles installed along city streets.
The challenge for network operators is to figure out where to place these small cells, how to power them, and how to connect them back into the network, all in a cost-effective and efficient manner. More importantly, how to keep these small cells functioning during a power outage.
Tom Craft, Engineering Director for Metrocell, Integrated Solutions and Microwave at CommScope, discusses centralized power solutions for small cells with John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor.
Hear this and much more on the podcast, available on: Google, Amazon Music, Spotify, or iTunes
Tower Talks: A PIM Discussion with Chris Stockman of CommScope
As MNO macro networks grow more complex and crowded, the risk of passive intermodulation (PIM) grows as well. A major source of PIM at the top of the tower is the numerous non-RF path accessories like brackets, hangers and mounts. CommScope’s PIM-guard components are optimized to reduce PIM while maximizing structural integrity. When combined with CommScope’s PIM-fighting RF path components, PIM-guard accessories provide an end-to-end strategy, enabling network contractors and installers to improve the RF efficiency in their customers’ evolving and complex networks.
Learn more on the podcast, available on the Inside Towers website
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