User's Manual

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AxxceLTE eNodeB
Installation Guide v1.0 - 5 -
2 eNodeB Product Overview
2.1 AxxceLTE
TM
family of LTE Products
The Axxcelera Broadband AxxceLTE
TM
system is a broadband, fixed, wireless access
network for Internet, data, video and voice applications. AxxceLTE products can
enhance or replace existing networks, wired or wireless, or be used to deploy new
networks in areas that are historically to cover with traditional wireless systems. The
system is designed to be modular in nature and as such, individual components can be
deployed in an existing LTE network or the entire suite of products can be deployed to
create a new LTE network.
The AxxceLTE eNodeB offers:
· Multi-sector support in an all-outdoor installation footprint
· Flexible deployment options
· Optimum operational simplicity and efficiency
· Configurable high performance MIMO radio of either 2x5W or 4x5W.
· Multiband operation: 700MHz to 3.8GHz
· Integrated Metro-Ethernet switch
· Provides optional remote electrical tilt and 1GbE Power-Over-Ethernet
interfaces
2.2 eNodeB Topology
The eNodeB funtionality is accomplished by two components the Base Band Unit
(BBU) and the Remote Radio Head (RRH). The BBU manages the telecom network
connection, system administration, and LTE protocols, while the RRH is the RF
transceiver and signal power amplifier.
The BBU is available in three form factors: a 1U rack-mount indoor unit (model number
prefix ABB), an outdoor unit (model prefix ABA), or an integrated unit which also
contains a complete RRH (model AEN). Meanwhile, the RRH is available only in
outdoor models, either stand-alone (model ARR) or integrated with the BBU.
This modular system architecture offers very flexible deployment options. For example,
the BBU has (3) external CPRI ports that can be used to connect up to (3) Remote Radio
Heads per eNodeB. These can be deployed in a daisy-chain or star topology. The unit
has field-serviceable SFP modules for single/multi-mode fiber connections. In addition,
the BBU has (2) optical SFP ethernet connections for uplink communications to the
network. A 3
rd
ethernet link, using a copper GbE connection, may be used for out-of-
band system management.