Siemens Telecom

SIEMENS
Smart Communication Solutions

for Smart Grids
26. February 2013
Siemens AG 2012. All rights reserved.
Workshop Cameroun
Agenda - telecommunication
Introduction to the overall communication market and model
10 min
Power line Communication in the backbone market
20 min
Communication over fiber optic
20 min
Broad Band Power line Communication in the backhaul market
15 min
Wimax solutions for the backhaul and access market
15 min
Page 2

Infrastructures & Cities Sector
Today's View of Communication Networks in

Energy Grids
How big is the demand for telecommunication solutions beyond todays deployments?
Which technologies are favorable?
Page 3

Communication Technologies in a Smart

Grid
Network Mgmt
Center
Application Control
Demand Response
Real-time Pricing
Data Warehouse
Dispatching
etc
Metering
Operator
Aggregator
Retailer
Leased Line
BPLC or NBPLC link
Fiber optic link (SDH, SONET, PON, IP/MPLS etc.)
Private p-t-p- or p-t-mp Radio e.g. WiMAX
Wireless Mesh Radio e.g. 900 MHz RF Mesh
Public cellular network
Page 4

Communication View of Smart Grid Grid Plan

Combined Network for Meter related and Automation related Applications
PRIVATE
PUBLIC
Question:
In which network tier / layer would you apply which Technology?
Control
Center
Transmission CC
incl. Communication NMS
Intra Control Center Network
HV
Process Bus
Primary Substation LAN
TSO
Substation
Controller
DSO
MV
Intra CC Network
Distribution CC
incl. Com NMS
Secondary
Substation
Intra DER Network
DER
Backhaul Network
Secondary Substation LAN
RTU
DER
LV
Customer
Premises
Access Network
Page 5
Public Network:
Internet or dedicated services
Primary
Substation
Backbone Network
Aggregator
Metering
Operator
Retailer
Utility owned Device

e.g. Sensor
Customer Premises Network

Private Device e.g.
DER etc.

e.g. Meter or Sensor

Workshop Cameroun

Page 6

Power network telecommunication

PowerLink with integrated teleprotection
Typical use case
* detail coupling
Communication
Infrastructure
Substation
PowerLink
PowerLink
Network
components
Remote access
Network management
PABX
Substation
Control Center
Devices
Telephone
Distance RTU
Protection
Page 7
Router
Router
Telephone
Distance RTU
Protection

High voltage power line communication

PowerLink as back up solution for SDH network
Substation
Substation
PowerLink
with integrated
SWT 3000
PowerLink
with integrated
SWT 3000
Distance
protection
Phone
SDH
SDH
Distance
protection
Router
RTU
RTU
NMS
Router
Control
Center
Phone
Fiber optic
Page 8

Power network telecommunication

PowerLink power line carrier system
Selected features and functions
Transmission of
protection signals
telecontrol information
data and voice
condition monitoring data
via high voltage transmission lines,
between transmission substations
Typical cases of application
Back up system
Cost-effective alternative for fiber
optic (e.g. remote substation)
Page 9

PSPA1
PSPA2
LT100 RXF
PowerLink
Assembling
AMP50
TXF
AMP50
TXF
ALR
AMP50
CSPi
iSWT
LT100
PSCFS
Page 10
vMUX
VFx-3
VFx-2
VFx-1
CSPi
ALR
iSWT_1
ALR
iSWT_2
PSCFS
Connector panel
PSPA
RXF
TXF
VFx
vMUX
Alarm interface module

Power amplifier 50 W
Central signal processor
Integrated SWT 3000
teleprotection system
Line transformer
Power Supply carrier
frequency section
Power Supply power amplifier
Receive filter
Transmit filter
Voice frequency module
Versatile Multiplexer

Powerline Carrier for Transmission Networks

PowerLink
Good reasons for PowerLink:

Processing of analog and digital
signals
Adjustable transmission power
Dynamic transmission rate
Automatic crosstalk canceller
IEC 61850 compliant
Siemens has been delivering
power line carrier products since
1929 and is the world market
leader
Page 11

Teleprotection for Transmission Networks

Protection Signaling SWT 3000
Selected features and functions:
Transmission of distance
protection signals to quickly
identify, isolate and resolve
problems in the transmission
network of an utility
Use of analog and digital
transmission paths
Multiple transmission routes for a
flexible redundancy concept
Separate or integrated in the
Powerlink
Page 12


SWT 3000 configuration examples
Networks
Digital Network
Substations
Substation
Substation
PowerLink
MUX
MUX
PowerLink
Fiber optic Cable
SWT 3000
Devices
Voice and data devices
Page 13
Protection
SWT 3000
Protection
Voice and data devices


Advantages:
Impulse Noise Compression technology ->
security
2nd power supply hot standby ->
dependability
device adressing -> dependability
transmission time : <10 ms analog, <3 ms
digital
separate or integrated in the Powerlink
same NMS as for Powerlink
Page 14

Example: projet de la rhabilitation du rseau CPL

du RIN, Cameroun
Page 15

Example: Redundant SDH / PowerLink /

SWT 3000 Solution - Reference Sonelgaz, Algeria
Customer requirements
Redundant Communication Network
Security of electricity supply

Safety
Fiberoptic
Network
Coupling
Condensator
Power cable
Coupling
Condensator
Coupling Unit
Fiberoptic
Network
Coupling Unit
Fiberoptic
Network
PowerLink
SDH
SWT 3000
PDH
PDH
AK
1703
ACP
Page 16
BC 1703 ACP
Customer benefits
Fast and reliable line disconnection
in case of fault
SWT 3000
Siprotec
Centralised monitoring and control

for fast error analysis and repair
Investment protection
SDH
PowerLink
Smooth operation to enhance

lifetime of primary equipments
BC 1703
ACP
AK
1703
ACP
Redundant and fast point-to-point

communication
SWT 3000
SWT 3000
Siprotec
Private networks can additionally be

used for other telecom applications
Investment protection thanks to
standard protocols
Workshop Cameroun

Page 17

About ECI
Why a new SDH supplier
Page 18

Infrastructures & Cities Sector18
About ECI
Why a new SDH supplier
ECI
C1
exist.
C2
exist.
C3
C4
C5
Technical Evaluation
PDH/SDH one unit
STM 1-16
STM 64
IP MPLS
Partnership- Cooperation Understanding
Strategic company Fit
Cost
Page 19

Products Portfolio
B-FOCuS
Hi-FOCuS
M41
M82
M61
F152-HB
M152
ONT-GPON
NG
Access
MiniCAB
CPE-XDSL
MicroRAM
Res/Biz
I-OLT
MSAN
OSP
Optimized Multi-Layer
Layer Transport (OMLT)
AS/DM9200
Carrier Ethernet
& IP Networking
BG9300
CO
SR9600
BG9310
SR9700
SR9608
AS92xx
DM92xx
BroadGate/NPT
Hybrid+
Native Packet
Transport (NPT)
SR9601
BG9305
SR9604
SR9705
SR9710
XDM/NPT
BG-64
BG-20
XDM-900
XDM-2000
XDM-300
BG-20C
XDM-100
BG-30
XDM-1000
XDM-500
XDM-3000
LightSoft/
E-OPS
Apollo
Optical Packet
Transport (OPT)
4A
Artemis
2Pe/2A
1P
OPT9603
XDM
OPT9604
OPT9624
OPT9608
OPT9648
XDM
Optical
Networking
Artemis
1P
XDM-40
4A
2Pe/2A
XDM-450
XDM-500
XDM-1000
XDM-2000
Metro Core / Long Haul

Residential / Business
Page 20

BG Product Portfolio
Backbone
BG
BG--64+BG
64+BG--30E
30E
Redundant ADMADM-64
BG
BG--30B+E
30B+E
Redundant
ADM--1/4/16
ADM
Backhaul
BG
BG--20B+E
20B+E
Non--Redundant
Non
Multi--ADMMulti
ADM-1/4
Access
BG
BG--20
20C
C
Non
Non--Redundant
ADM--1/4
ADM
STM1/4
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BG
BG--20
20B
B
Non
Non--Redundant
Multi--ADMMulti
ADM-1/4
STM1/4
BG
BG--64
Redundant ADMADM-64
BG
BG--30B
30B
Redundant
ADM--1/4/16
ADM
STM4
STM4/16
STM64
STM
64

PDH/SDH cards
Card Name
Card description
M1_42H
Dslot card with 42 E1 (120)
M345_3
Dslot card with three configurable

E3/DS3 ports
SMD1H
Dslot card with two STM-1 ports
OMS4H
Dslot card with one STM-4 port
Page 22
Card picture

LCT-APT
Full Installation
NE Commissioning
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Page 23

EMS-APT
Page 24

strong points
Cost effective Platform
Cost optimize products CAPEX / Hybrid Platform

Scalability & Flexibility low entry price (CAPEX)
Easy expansion for more interfaces, new services and
higher bandwidth
Add-on in services expansion units (BG-20E)

Optimized for Access & Metro Access Layer
Diverse product line

Enhanced Ethernet services (L1,L2 and MPLS)
Carrier Class Ethernet - MPLS support from the Access
Triple play application support
Rugged design (up to +70 C)
Point and click, End to end management (OPEX)
Page 25

line attenuation how to calculate - exercise
How much dB do I need ?
Page 26

Workshop Cameroun

Page 27

Communication Technologies in a Smart

Grid
Network Mgmt
Center
Application Control
Demand Response
Real-time Pricing
Data Warehouse
Dispatching
etc
Metering
Operator
Aggregator
Retailer
Leased Line
BPLC or NBPLC link
Page 28

Changing demand in monitoring and control

Power
Quality
System
SCADA
DMS
Asset
Meter Data
Management Monitoring
IP Backbone
RTU
RTU
?
Concentrator
Concentrator
RTU (M+C)
RTU (M+C)
PQ
TM
PQ
TM
RMU Backhaul
M+C: Monitoring + Control
TM: Transformer Monitoring
PQ: Power Quality
PQ
Meter
Meter
Meter
Consumer Access
Page 29

Broadband Powerline Communication

Network Layout
MV
Modem
MV
Modem
MV
Modem
MV
Modem
MV
Modem
IP Backbone
MV
Modem
LV
Headend
LV
Gateway
LV
Repeater
LV
Gateway
Wireless M-Bus
ZigBee
M-Bus
RS232
RS458
CS
Page 30
LV
Repeater
LV
Gateway
MV
Modem
Medium Voltage Modem
LV
Repeater
Low Voltage Repeater
LV
Gateway
Low Voltage Gateway
LV
Headend
Low Voltage Headend

Communication View of Smart Grid Grid Plan

PRIVATE
PUBLIC
Question:
Answer:
In
Which
which
applications
network tierwould
/Backhaul
layeryou
would
address
& Access
you apply
with BPL
BPLTechnology?
Technology?
Control
Center
Transmission CC
HV
Process Bus
TSO
Substation
Controller
DSO
MV
Intra CC Network
Distribution CC
incl. Com NMS
Secondary
Substation
Intra DER Network
DER
Backhaul Network
RTU
DER
LV
Customer
Premises
Access Network
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Public Network:
Primary
Substation
Backbone Network
Aggregator
Metering
Operator
Retailer

e.g. Sensor

Private Device e.g.
DER etc.


Communication View of Smart Grid- Grid Plan

PRIVATE
Control
Center
Transmission CC
PUBLIC
HV
Substation
Controller
DSO
Intra CC Network
Distribution CC
incl. Com NMS
Secondary
Substation
DER
Meter Data Backhaul

Backhaul Network
Distribution Automation
Intra DER Network
BPLC
MV
Process Bus
TSO
RTU
DER
LV
AMI /AMR
Customer
Premises
BPLC
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Access Network
Public Network:
Primary
Substation
Backbone Network
Aggregator
Metering
Operator
Retailer

e.g. Sensor

Private Device e.g.
DER etc.


Within implementation
large smart meter project in the middle east
Medium voltage
substation
Ringmain unit
11kV
400V
Power meter
Water meter
The challenge
Remote meter reading of more than 30.000 power- and water meters in large buildings and villas
Wireless communication solutions are not suitable due to extreme climate conditions like heat and sand storms
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Within implementation
large smart meter project in the middle east
Backbone
network
Meter data management
Medium voltage
substation
Ringmain unit
Data
Concentrator
11kV
Power meter
Water meter
400V
Wireless M-Bus
Switch
The solution
Combination of Broadband and Narrowband Powerline carrier for the extreme climatic conditions
Water meter communicate via Wireless M-Bus (to BPLC or Power meter)
Power meter use integrated Narrowband PLC as communication infrastructure to the data concentrator
Narrowband and Broadband PLC co-exist on low voltage lines
BPLC is used for Backhaul communication via the medium voltage lines to the backbone network
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Services
Software
Hardware
Siemens Broadband PLC Solution

Our Offering
Page 35
Best in Class Modems from Industry Leaders
Patent-Pending Siemens Multi-Band Capacitive

Coupling Unit
Various 3rd Party Inductive and Capacitive

Coupling Units
Network Management System
Scientific Planning Tool
Value Added Field and Professional Services

MV Modem (1/2)
Closed cover
No fan, no dirt
Open Ethernet
platform
mounting bracket
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Ease of use:
- Automated BPL Sync
- Simple installation/
commissioning
MV Modem
Combined with the new Siemens
couplers enables
data transmission over
medium voltage cables
Applied Standards
CE-certified
Polypropylen cover VDE-certified
for protection
Safety:
degree of IP20
EN 50178
EN 60950-1
Electromagnetic compatibility
EN 55022
EN 55024
CISPR 22
compliant
Questions
Which stakeholders do we address with the BPLC offering ?
TSO

Combined TSO / DSO incl metering operation

DSO w/o metering operation

DSO with metering operation
Aggregator or Retailer of Energy

Metering Operator (that is not a DSO)

Which Applications can be addressed with the BPLC solution?
Protection Switching in the Backbone Network

AMI

AMI Backhaul

Distribution Automation / Feeder Automation
Page 37

Workshop Cameroun

Page 38

Communication Network View

Network Mgmt
Center
Application Control
Demand Response
Real-time Pricing
Data Warehouse
Dispatching
etc
Metering
Operator
Aggregator
Retailer
Leased Line
BPLC or NBPLC link
Page 39
Smart Grid Division

Smart Grid Communication

Backhaul Network - Requirements
2012 - 2014
2015 - 2017
Bandwidth:
100 500 kbps (~ up 80% / down 20%)
Latency:
< 1s
Failure Convergence Time :
< 1 min
Availability:
Bandwidth:
1 2 Mbps (~ up 70% / down 30%)
Latency:
< 100 ms (GOOSE)
Failure Convergence Time:
<1s
Availability:
99.99% (downtime per year 50 minutes)

Backup power for communication
equipment:
Required
Multicast Support:
Optional for Optimization e.g. SW/FW
Updates
99.99% (downtime per year 50 minutes)

Backup power for communication
equipment:
Required
Multicast Support:
Mandatory for GOOSE
Optional for Optimization e.g. SW/FW
Updates
Page 40
Smart Grid Division

WiMAX Standards Overview

WiMAX (= Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access)
Cell based wireless broadband Point-to-Multipoint technology
IEEE Standards Series 802.16 (Broadband Wireless Metropolitan Area Networks)
Industry Alliance WiMAX Forum certifies products of different vendors and
assures interoperability
> 10 years of technology development and continuous evolution
Main standards evolution steps are:
IEEE 802.16d-2004, Fixed WiMAX:
Bridging the last mile to connect fixed terminals, e.g. for broadband wireless access
(BWA) to the Internet as an alternative to cable or DSL;
Terminal equipment also known as CPE (customer premises equipment)
IEEE 802.16e-2005, Mobile WiMAX:
Supporting Mobility, i.e. allows handover of connections into neighboring cells during
ongoing operation
(ITU-R IMT-2000 classified, 3G)
IEEE 802.16m-2011:
Support of high speed data transfer by further evolution of the air interface; Data rates up
to 100 Mbit/s for mobile and 1 Gbit/s for fixed applications becoming possible
(ITU-R IMT-Advanced classified, 4G)
Page 41
Smart Grid Division

WiMAX Use Case Illustration:

Distribution Automation (1) / SCADA
RUGGEDMAX = Substation Hardened WiMAX
Robust OFDMA technology
Low latency stand-alone mode ideal for control applications
Substation 1
N/C
N/C
WiMAX
CPE
WiMAX
Base Station
Substation 2
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N/O
R
N/C
Smart Grid Division
N/C


Distribution Automation (2) SG SC RFI Scenario
Rural Scenario Light: in sum 24
Mbps
Single
Sector
Base
Station
(3x)
Terminals
(108x)
Page 43
Smart Grid Division


Advanced Metering Backhaul
connect the regional collector to the substation or other WAN entry point
agnostic to meter communications:
e.g Power Line Communication, 900MHz RF Mesh, Wi-Fi
Regional
Collector
Local
Area
Wireless
Gateway
Substation
Page 44
PLC
Data
Concent
rator
Smart Grid Division
Local Area
Wireless
Smart Meter
e.g.
Zigbee
900MHz FHSS
WiFi Mesh
PLC


Video Surveillance / Mobile Workforce Communication
RuggedMax
Terminal with
IP camera
RuggedMax
Vehicle Terminal
Substation OR Corporate Site
Page 45
Smart Grid Division


SCADA Communication - Distribution Network
RTU Ethernet
VoIP
Serial
SCADA
Page 46
WiMax
Base
Station
Smart Grid Division

WiMAX Frequency Situation Worldwide

Licensed
telco / BWA
Spectrum:
most frequently
assigned
bands: 2.3; 2.5
GHz and 3.5; 3.7
GHz
Licensed Utilities / Municipalities Spectrum:

e.g. 1.8 GHz (CAN) 4.9 GHz (US)
Page 47
License-exempt Spectrum::
e.g. NII / ISM spectrum at 5.4 / 5.8 GHz
(is however potentially subject to interference!)
Smart Grid Division

WiMAX for Smart Grid Comms
National
utilities / SG license
scheme?
Y
National
BWA/FWA license
scheme?
Deploying
ISM / NII bands
feasible?
Remaining
blocks available
?
Coop.
with license holder
possible?
Y
SG deployment
allowed?
dual approach
SG + BWA conceivable?
Y
WiMAX for Smart Grid Communication not feasible
WiMAX Frequency Evaluation Paths
Deploying WiMAX for Smart Grid Communication feasible
Page 48
Smart Grid Division

WiMAX Frequency Background Information
Frequency bands differ in their propagation properties:

different capabilities to serve
- Line-Of-Sight (LOS) locations
- Non-Line-Of-Sight (NLOS) locations
LOS
LOS
terminal location
terminal location
NLOS
terminal
location
LOS
dependency
NLOS
capability
~ 1 GHz
Page 49
~ 6 GHz
Smart Grid Division

RuggedMax System Overview

Product Family consists of
WiMAX Base Stations
WiMAX Terminals
Accessories (cables, antennas, etc.)
RuggedMAX is a Multipoint Broadband IP Radio

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Smart Grid Division

RuggedMax System
WiN-7200 Outdoor Pico Base Station
Single sector lightweight (< 4 kg) base station

RF output power 2x 27dBm (0.5 W)
Various powering options: AC / DC
connectable via a single Power over Ethernet (PoE)

Power injector to output PoE available
Network Interface: Ethernet via 10/100 Base-T

Number of terminals per base station: 100
STC/MRC and MIMO (2x2) radio technologies
Ruggedized outdoor form factor: IEEE 1613
Internal GPS receiver for synchronization
Omni Antennas or High Gain Sectored Dual Slant Antennas
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Smart Grid Division

RuggedMax System
WiN-7000 Outdoor High-Power Base Station
Single sector high-power base station (< 15 kg)
Daisy chain architecture to support multi-sector sites
RF output power 2x 36dBm (4 W)

connectable via a single Power over Ethernet (PoE)

Network Interface:
Ethernet via 10/100 Base-T

Fiber optic (single mode) optional
Number of terminals per base station: 128

STC/MRC and MIMO (2x2) radio technologies
Outdoor form factor: IEEE 1613
Internal GPS receiver for synchronization
Omni Antennas or High Gain Sectored Dual Slant Antennas
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Smart Grid Division

RuggedMax System
WiN-5200 Outdoor Fixed Terminal
High gain integrated dual slant antenna

Ruggedized industry / utility grade
outdoor form factor (non-consumer product)
RF output power: 27dBm (0.5 W)

connectable via Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Interface to devices: Ethernet via 10/100 Base-T

Antenna diversity support: STC / MRC / MIMO
Bulk upgrade via RuggedNMS
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Smart Grid Division

RuggedMax System
WiN-5100 Vehicular Terminal
Two ports for external antennas
fixed usage with external

(e.g. surface mount) antennas
vehicular usage (e.g. roof-top antennas)
RF output power: 27dBm (0.5 W)

direct DC feed (10-30 VDC) possible

connectable via Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Interface to devices: Ethernet via 10/100 Base-T

Antenna diversity support: STC / MRC / MIMO
Ruggedized for shock an vibration,
industry / utility grade
Bulk upgrade via RuggedNMS

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Smart Grid Division
vehicular
antenna
surface
mount
antenna

RuggedNMS
Logical Maps
Geo Maps
BS / Terminals Config. Bulk Configuration
and Status Screens
SW Upgrade
Alarms,
Events,
Notifications,
Performance
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Smart Grid Division

WiMAX Planning and Engineering

Design Sequence
Understand frequency situation and define target frequency
1.8 GHz / 2.x GHz / 3.x GHz / 5.x GHz
Define coordinates of possible Base Station sites
Define site coordinates of Terminal sites
Define traffic pattern of Terminal sites
Perform Radio Planning (Mentum Planet)
accuracy of results are correlated with the resolution of the
geographical and clutter input data
freeware (topologicals data only) may suffice for initial offering
purposes
binding offer / implementation planning requiring high resolution geo
& clutter data (saleable item!)
Optimize radio network (e.g. long range terminals, define repeaters)
Design Backhaul network (FO interconnection, Radio interconnection)
Define security concept (AAA, DHCP server)
BoM Wimax network
BoM Backhaul network
BoM Security components
Input for infrastructure components
Siemens AG (towers)
2012. All rights reserved.
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Smart Grid Division
WiMAX Radio Network Planning

Background Information
Area Topology
Area Clutter
composite
coverage
map
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Smart Grid Division

WiMAX Radio Network Planning

Output
Composite Coverage Map
Predicted Results
Subscriber Equipment Longitude
Signal
Coverage
Used Uplink
Antenna Strength
Probability
Latitude Environment
Height (m) Threshold
Subchannels (%)
Threshold (%)
(dBm)
Abkar
shakha 8
Kilo 29
Rahmaniya
Bashaaer
Muwafaqiya
Dilmig
Suaira-France
Zuhur
Hay
Zubaidiya
Yabaniya
Shaikh Saad
Ahrar
Hashimiya
32,86333
32,75849
32,39358
32,99672
32,12035
32,27883
32,40284
32,93212
32,92018
32,18172
32,76125
32,55012
32,58222
32,51967
32,93633
Parent Site
Parent Server Signal

Sector Strength (dBm)
Best Channel
Best Downlink Best Uplink Best

Available
Azimuth Available
(Degrees) Modulation Modulation
WASIT
46,47259
46,54136
46,20292
44,63252
46,15442
45,9262
45,68979
44,77102
44,78603
46,03962
45,1711
45,86977
46,27612
45,52122
44,95602
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
Outdoor
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
-95
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
Wasit - Big Dijila BTS

Wasit - Suaira BTS
1
3
-70,49
-65,88
3500 MHz _ Sample_3

3500 MHz _ Sample_2
299,32
74,60
64QAM-3/4
64QAM-5/6
16QAM-1/2
16QAM-3/4
Wasit Control Center

Wasit - Suaira BTS
Wasit - Suaira BTS
3
3
3
-64,12
-66,23
-69,75
3500 MHz _ Sample_3

3500 MHz _ Sample_2
3500 MHz _ Sample_2
52,13
12,20
4,81
64QAM-5/6
64QAM-5/6
64QAM-5/6
16QAM-3/4
16QAM-3/4
16QAM-1/2
Wasit - Aziziya BTS

Wasit Control Center
Wasit - Big Dijila BTS
Wasit - Numaniya BTS
Wasit - Aziziya BTS
2
1
1
1
3
-67,85
-53,62
-70,23
-70,98
-61,11
3500 MHz _ Sample_1

3500 MHz _ Sample_1
3500 MHz _ Sample_3
3500 MHz _ Sample_2
3500 MHz _ Sample_3
329,10
194,39
230,04
293,27
107,39
64QAM-5/6
64QAM-5/6
64QAM-3/4
64QAM-3/4
64QAM-5/6
16QAM-1/2
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