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Realize the Full Potential of 3G/4G/ LTE Networks

Prepare For The Future With CommScope BSA Products and Solutions

Mohammad Bhuyan
Product Line Manager January, 2012

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Mobile System Evolution Global Support

TD-SCDMA
GSM Track (3GPP)

GSM
CDMA Track (3GPP2)

WCDMA

HSPA

LTE
FDD and TDD

CDMA One

EVDO Rev A

2001

2005

2010

2012

LTE the global standard for Next Generation


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LTE Operator Business Case Drivers

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Things Taken as Given

Data growth will be dramatic and non-stop

HSPA+ and LTE will be the predominate technologies for delivering high speed data
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The Voice, Video, Data Explosion

LIVE

WORK

PLAY

LEARN

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All trademarks identified by or TM are the property of their respective owners

What Are Key Customer Challenges Today?


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Key Customer Challenges


Integration of new technologies over existing network

Capacity planning and management Robust network performance & optimization Achieving profitability

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Aligning our BSA solutions to overcome key customer challenges

4 Primary Customer Concerns


Integration of New technologies over existing network

4 Primary Solution Sets


Ultra-Wideband, Multi-Port Antennas Twin Beam, Smart Beam, Multi-Port, RET Solutions

Capacity planning & management


Robust network performance & optimization

Innovative Product Design, Best In Class PIM Performance

Achieving Profitability

Site Sharing & Concealment Solutions

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Ultra Wideband, DualPol 65HBW, Variable Electrical Tilt LTE Ready Antennas
HWX/XX-6516DS-VTM
RF technology flexible suitable for LTE, UMTS, CDMA, GSM, AWS, WiMAX, and other applications from 17102690 MHz Employs state-of-the-art ultra wideband technology providing excellent RF performance in all bands Provides a future-proof antenna solution with flexibility to reassign antenna, for example GSM 1800 service to 2.6 GHz LTE at a later date Excellent RF pattern control over the full operating band and tilt range for desired coverage and interference containment due to superior PIM performance Electrical tilt can be adjusted manually and is RET capable can easily be upgraded for remote tilting in the future

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Multi/Ultra Wideband LTE Antennas


CVVPX, CVVVPX and MBDWW Series
Tri and Quad Band 790-960 / 1710-2690 / 1710-2690 / 1710- 2690MHz Planned in 2.0m and 2.7m versions 350mm wide Manual Override on all bands Released in October & Nov

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Capacity Increase Through Higher Order Sectorization


Overcome traditional implementation with advanced antenna beam management technology.
Traditional CommScope Twin Beam Capacity Solution

Split beam technology to reduce antenna count Full RF Path implementation Antennas PIM Certified Jumper FXL Feeders Diplexers TMA

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Capacity Increase Through Higher Order Sectorization

One 65BSA

Two 33BSAs

One Twin Beam BSA

Twin Beam Advantages


Two beams from a single antenna at the same width as a standard 33antenna 2 x the width of 65antenna at 12 inches. 3 to 6 sectors with the same number of antennas. Uses conventional beamforming technology butler matrix. Increased gain of the 33antenna improves in-building penetration. 2 X 2 MIMO Ready.
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Capacity Increase Through Higher Order Sectorization


Six Sector Sites
Traditional 65Pattern
-160 -170 180 170 160 150 140 40 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 30

65Antenna vs. Twin Beam Antenna


-110 -120 -130 -140 -150 -100 -90 0 -5 -10 -15 -20 -25 -30 -35 -40 0 10 20 -20 -10 -80 -70 -60 -50 -40 -30

Wider Coverage

Twin Beam Advantages


Back-to-back Broadcast Channel (BCCH) re-use capability Enhanced RF footprint (higher gain) Better interference containment (better roll-off) Easier zoning and faster site deployment

Better Roll-Off Twin Beam Pattern

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SmartBeam Antenna Systems


SmartBeam antenna systems enhance optimization options and execution. SmartBeam antenna systems allow load balancing.
1-Way SmartBeam (1D) Remote Electrical Tilt (e.g. 010 )
Tilt

2-Way SmartBeam (2D): Remote Electrical Tilt (e.g. 010 ) Remote AZ Steering (+/ 30 ) 3-Way SmartBeam (3D): Remote Electrical Tilt (e.g. 210 ) Remote AZ Steering (+/ 30 ) Remote AZ Beamwidth (35to 105 )

Tilt

Pan

Tilt

Pan

Fan

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SmartBeam Antenna Systems


The next dimension of cellular networks, providing the highest network capacity efficiency Highly reliable internal actuation system allows quick, parallel, and coordinated configuration changes Agile Antenna System can quickly redirect and widen its coverage area in order to cover for sites which are down 2of freedom: adjustable electrical downtilt 010 and azimuth boresite 30 Internal AISG actuators are fully compatible with Andrew Solutions Teletilt RET system 23002700 MHz 2 x 2 MIMO ready
Model Types
SBW2-2D6516

Tilt, degrees 010

Gain, dBi 17.6

HBW, degrees 65

VBW, degrees 6.2

Length, mm (in) 1350 (53)

SBW2-2D6516
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Network optimization solutions


Reducing site-to-site interference

Downtilt ( )
8 7 6 5

0 1 2 3

0 1 2 Downtilt 3( ) 4 5 6 7 8

Boresite Pointing Adjustment

Beam Tilting

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Slide 16 c3 Same comment re. Downtilt as on previous slides.


cm8000, 9/7/2011

Uneven Residential Traffic

Challenge: Load balancing


Ideal traffic distribution 33% Uneven daytime traffic 23% Uneven residential traffic 10%

33%

33%

12%

65%

40%

50%

Even Distribution: Ideal Rarely ever happens

Uneven Distribution: Inefficient use of sector capacity Overloaded sectors Under-utilized sectors

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Agile Systems Optimization Basic Configuration


RET systems always include:
A controller (rack mount, portable, or OEM) Actuators AISG control cables

Multiple actuators can be joined together by daisy-chaining control cables or by using a junction box. Electrical tilt adjustments can be made remotely from the office over a network connection.

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Teletilt System Using Smart Bias Tees And TMAs


Top: Either a smart bias tee or an AISG TMA divides out the AISG signal from the coaxial line at the top of the tower and feeds the signal to the AISG antenna line. Bottom: Smart bias tee injects AISG signal onto coaxial line feeding up the tower.

RF

dc / AISG

RF & dc / AISG

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RET System Using dc 2.1 Bias Tees And SMB Ports


Top: Either a smart bias tee or an AISG TMA divides out the AISG signal from the coaxial line at the top of the tower and feeds the signal to the AISG antenna line using control cable. Bottom: Using dc 2.1 bias tees connected to rack mount controller SMB ports allows the AISG signal to be injected onto the coaxial line feeding up the tower. AISG surge arrestor used for lightning protection.
RF & dc / AISG dc / AISG Grounding Stud

ANMS

RF

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ANMS

ANMS

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Todays Requirements For Base Station Antennas


Must . . .
Offer superior, repeatable electrical performance to well-defined specifications Significantly provide containment of out-of-sector power and suppression of intermodulation improve the signal-tonoise ratio (SNR)! Accommodate flexible system configurations Be readily available Meet conditions for zoning approval Stand the test of time with rugged mechanical design Provide cost-effective solutions to coverage needs
The focus of future technology enhancements should be on improving system performance aspects that improve and maximize the experienced SNRs in the system. Peter Rysavy of Rysavy Research, Data Capabilities: GPRS to HSDPA and Beyond, 3G Americas, September 2005
Peter Rysavy of Rysavy Research, Data Capabilities: GPRS to HSDPA and Beyond, 3G Americas, September 2005

CommScope is the industry leader in passive intermodulation suppression. 100% PIM testing performed on all Andrew base station antennas.

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Noise Containment PIM


Noise containment in the RF path is essential for 3G and LTE:
Passive Inter Modulation (PIM) is caused by loose metal connections, poor design... Noise reduces receiver sensitivity on the BTS level. Mobiles increase power to overcome noise and increase uplink interference. The best BTS cannot overcome noisy/poorly designed products or bad installation. 3G and LTE require superior noise suppression.

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Elevations Patterns With Nullfill


>22dB nullfill level Minimises dropped calls near the basestation Especially important in sites with low downtilt or high towers

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Concealment and Site Sharing Solutions


The Challenge
Adding New Technologies in New Frequency Bands Where are we going to put all this? GSM 850 700

The Solution
Full line of multi-band antenna technologies Full line of RF conditioning and combining solutions Tri-sector antennas including full site in a box concepts Power and power backup solutions Custom monopoles Custom installation Services Full tower components
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UMTS AWS 1900


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LTE

Concealment Solutions Overview


Model Type and Description CSHXX-6516-R2-TAD DualPol quad tri-sector with Teletilt RET actuators and OneBase TMAs 17102155 MHz, 010Tilt 17.5 dBi, 65HBW L x OD mm (inch) 2750 X 457 (108.3 X 18.0) CSH-6516A-VT DualPol tri-sector with variable electrical tilt (-R2 includes Teletilt RET actuators) 17102180 MHz, 210Tilt 17.6 dBi, 65HBW L x OD mm (inch) 1989 x 200 (78.3 x 7.9) CSHXX-6516-VT DualPol quad tri-sector with variable electrical tilt 17102180 MHz, 010Tilt 18.0 dBi, 65HBW L x OD mm (inch) 1835 x 457 (72.3 x 18.0)
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Tri-Sector RET and TMA Integrated 65HBW, Variable Electrical Tilt


Operating frequency band 19202170 MHz Includes three DualPol antennas equipped with AISG compatible RET actuators and six OneBase TMAs concealed under one radome for use in any monopole application Antennas are pre-sectorized at 0 , 120 , and 240for a drop in solution Integrated base plate simplifies installation on monopoles or other structures
CSHXX-6516-R2-TAD
Elevation Coverage

Azimuth Coverage

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3 Sector Solutions

NNNOX310R 3 sector RET pipe antenna, 160mm diameter 3 x 651710-2170MHz 17.5 dBi gain 2100 (15dBi version in development now) 0- 10independent electrical tilt each sector Low visual impact

NNNOX 160mm diameter

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CommScope RF Path Solutions Street Pole Capacity and Coverage


CapEx, OpEx & Predictability of Build Benefits Standardised Bill of Materials Standard design and configuration Single part number with fixed price Preferential solution price Simplified Supply Chain, Purchasing & Logistics Improved Roll-Out predictability Store and Forward service Improved and simplified warranty and maintenance conditions System performance guaranteed (PIM) Holding of hot swap spares

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Site Sharing Antenna Solution


MBLLHHH-65C-VTM DualPol Tri Band Antenna 2x 824960 + 3x 17102180

GSM 900, UMTS 900, LTE 1800, GSM 1800, and UMTS 2100
Flexibility to share common antenna between multiple operators, saving CAPEX/OPEX Seamless and quick site deployment Cleaner site solution, which offers easier zoning approval with fewer antennas per site and reduced tower loading. Each port is independently RET capable, allowing each operator to make precise optimization to enhance network quality. Allows operators to add more RF carriers to the same antenna for enhancing network capacity. LxWxD = 2574 x 550 x 165 mm 4 x 4 MIMO ready!
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LTE 1800 Operator #1

UMTS 2100 Operator #1

GSM 900 Operator #1

GSM 1800 Operator #2

UMTS 900 Operator #2

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Technical Datasheets
HWX-6516DS-VTM
HWXX-6516DS-VTM
HWXXX-6516DS-VT M
MBDWW-65B-VTM

MBDWWW-65B-VT M

MBLLHHH-65C-VTM

DBXH2-6565A-VTM

DBXDW-6565B-VTM

CVVPX308 10R-6P

CVVPX310R-6P

CNBPX303F

CNBPX306M

LLPX310M

LLPX310R-V4

LLPX411R-V1

LLPX411M-V1

CommScope BSA Product List

Argus BSA List

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A shared vision of reliable, high performance antennas, research, technology and innovation soon in one portfolio to better support evolving communications networks around the world. This is CommScope.

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Complimentary Technologies

TrueMIMO Technology Multi-Band and Ultra Wide-Band SmartBeam RET IP Network Management System Wireless Infrastructure Solutions

Multi-Beam Technology High Gain Solutions Concealment Solutions 1.5GHz Technology DAS & Stadiums Antennas

Unmatched Portfolio
Complementary Products Enhanced Product Families Specialized Applications Addressing All Global Markets
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Truly Global Presence

World-Class Design
Europe, North America, China and Australia Global and regional focus Evolving technology & IP development

Global Manufacturing
China (2), India, North & South America, Europe Efficient supply chain planning Higher capacity Reduced product lead times
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Engagement Business as usual


Both brand names will continue to exist Leadership commitment from both companies remains unchanged Normal interface with your established company contacts Expect the same top quality service and product support Product Pricing and Availability per established guidelines Product Warranties and Serviceability remain unchanged

New product development


Coordination between the two design teams Alignment of product strategies Focus on a common high value product roadmap
Extensive Research and Development

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Antenna Solutions: Stadiums & Special Events

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High Traffic Coverage Solutions 6 sector solutions Vertical sectorization Stadiums Special events (COWs)

Beijing Olympics Stadium (a.k.a. the Bird's Nest) about 30 minutes before the Men's 100 Meter Final
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Advantage of 6 sector Dual Beam Technology

When and Where are Dual Beam Antennas Required


Initially Hot Spots Spectrum Limited Markets H.S Packet Data Changing Spectrum usage

Technology Benefits
Provide the expected capacity increase Capacity where you need it Maximum reuse of existing BTS platform
Existing Tri-Cellular Deployment

Cost Effectiveness
Capacity on a per sector increment Lower CapEx Prevents Large Clusters needing a new carrier Lower CapEx Lower Monthly Payments on power consumption Lower OpEx
Hot Spot Dual Beam Deployment

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Dual Beam Antenna


CPX208R-V1
824-960MHz 18.5 dBi, 0-10 , VBW9.5 2090 x 510 x 108mm

2NPX210R-V1
1710-2170MHz 19 dBi, 0-10 , VBW7 1330 x 370 x 120mm

2UNPX203.6F
698-894 & 1710-2170MHz 14.8dBi, 17 dBi, 6fixed tilt VBW22 & 12 1745 x 565 x 127mm

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Horizontal Sectorization Dual band dual beam


698-894MHz / 1710-2170MHz Possible to do 824-960MHz / 1710-2170MHz Fixed tilt 6deg

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Vertical Sectorization

Increased capacity by minimizing soft handovers Reduced interference and improved load distribution Utilizes existing Argus antenna technology CPX310R and CPX314R 824-960MHz

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Stadiums

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Argus Stadium Solution

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stadiums
Problems Faced
High volume seating area Limited Frequency resources Difficult installation conditions Huge data rates

Stadium Antennas
Rectangular coverage pattern with steep cutoff outside the coverage region in both principal planes Electrical beam tilting of up to 20 Square pattern with minimum spillover Freq Range: 824-960 (or 698-894)/1710-2170/2300-2700MHz (5 dB/div)

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Wembley Stadium

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Olympics

Sydney Olympics 2000

Beijing Olympics 2008

London Olympics 2012

Student Games Guangzhou 2010

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Special Events (COWS)

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Multibeam Antenna Phased array with 5 beams, ideal for COWs or special event areas with high traffic Optimised cross over of beams 1710-2170MHz and 698-890MHz, dual polarisation

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Rose Bowl

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Rose Bowl- 5 Beam Antenna Coverage Testing

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CommScope DualPol Antennas Are MIMO Ready


If the channels are sufficiently uncorrelated, theoretically a capacity increase of 2 x or 4 x can be obtained. Correlation in a MIMO antenna system is caused by:
RF coupling
Inter-element Between arrays

Cross-polar radiation

Research funded by Andrew at University of Texas has added a more exact antenna treatment to the LTE channel model. Simulation results confirm that the performance of the patented Andrew DualPol specs are acceptable for MIMO:
30 dB of port-to-port isolation 10 dB of cross-polar discrimination across the sector

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New CommScope Base Station Antenna Performance Assurance Center


Opened in Spring 2011; located at our Suzhou, China facility Customers are able to send antenna products to this center for performance testing, which:
Enables more precise evaluation to optimize for 3G and 4G markets Assists in qualification, deliver, and bidding tests Facilitates related technical training for staffers

World-class testing equipment provides greater throughput in antenna testing Indoor environment ensures highly accurate results by eliminating external conditions
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CommScope The Total Site Solutions Provider

Base Station Antenna Systems Tower Mounted Amplifiers

HELIAX FXL Smoothwall Cable

Remote Fibre Feeder Cabinet Solutions OneBase SpectrumShare OEM Base Station Filters
800/ 900 1800 2100
QUAD BAND COMBINER

SiteShare Filters

OneBase InSite Connect Towers


2400/ 2700

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Global Capabilities Manufacturing


Base station antennas, transmission cables, terrestrial microwave antennas, filters, power amplifiers, cabinets, combiners,

Warehousing
Integrated warehousing

Distribution and Site-kitting


Site bundling, kitting, bar code scanning, special packing or marking

Customer Support
Technical, sales, training, logistical

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Our Place in Your World

We create the infrastructure that connects the world and evolves with every advance in technology

100G 40G 4G LTE 3DTV HDTV

10G

3G

2G 1G

Digital Video

Digital Voice
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CommScopes Proven 3G/4G/LTE Experience


North America Latin America EMEA Asia

Mobile

Mobile

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Why CommScope?
Product Innovation
Continuous product improvement program

Do NOT Compromise on Quality Trusted Solution Provider


A world leader in BSA, Cable, Filters and Tower Mounted Amplifiers

Service Commitment
On-time delivery Best In Class product warranty 60-day sale or return product trial

Proven Track Record


>70 years in manufacturing Cable & Antennas >40 years in manufacturing Filters >18 years in Tower Mounted Amplifiers

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Thank You

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