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Ubidyne features world's first active antenna solution for 700 MHz 4G at Mobile World Congress
Ubidyne features world's first active antenna solution for 700 MHz 4G at Mobile World Congress
US trials show over 40% increase in cell capacity, eliminating the need to move to small cells
Reading,
Berkshire,
United Kingdom
(prbd.net)
24/01/2012
January 24th 2012 - Ubidyne will be featuring its new LTE 700MHz active antenna solution at next month’s Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona.
The uB700™ Antenna Embedded Radio with flexible beam forming and tilting capabilities has just completed independent network trials with a leading US mobile operator, delivering double throughput at the cell edge and an increase of over 40% cell capacity with the same output power. The results show that before investing in costly small cells, operators can use active antenna technology to address the exploding demand for wireless data by maximising coverage and capacity from their existing macrocells.
In addition to the new uB700 that supports 4G (LTE) in the 700Mhz digital dividend band for broadband mobile networks in the US, Ubidyne’s uB900™ Antenna Embedded Radio supports GSM, UMTS and LTE in the 900Mhz frequency band to address mobile networks in Europe, Africa, Oceania, Asia and the Middle East. Future products are also in development for the European digital dividend bands of 800MHz and highband up to 2.6GHz as well as multi-band solutions.
By removing the need for bulky coaxial feeder cables, remote electrical tilt assemblies and additional amplifiers on antenna towers and masts, Ubidyne’s patented active antenna technology significantly reduces installation costs and energy consumption while improving radio performance, deployment flexibility, coverage and network capacity. OPEX costs and outages are further reduced by Ubidyne’s Self-Healing mechanism that secures antenna coverage in the unlikely event of a system failure.
“The US trials show that active antennas can significantly increase cell capacity using vertical sectorisation and double the uplink throughput at the cell edge as well as increase the coverage area with independent uplink and downlink tilting,” said Michael Fränkle, CEO of Ubidyne. “Active antenna technology offers end users a continuous service, while operators will save both CAPEX and OPEX costs; we have the potential to dramatically change the radio architecture and operations of mobile communications without migrating to small cells at tremendous cost. Active antennas have arrived and we are seeing increasing interest and demand from operators around the world.”
About Ubidyne
Ubidyne is leading the industry in the development of dynamic digital antenna embedded radio technology for wireless communications. Ubidyne’s standards-agnostic micro-radio technology is integrated with wireless antennas and revolutionises the economics of mobile communications. These integrated active antenna systems are compatible with current and next generation standards. They eliminate the need for coaxial feeder cables, remote electrical tilt and additional amplifiers on antenna towers and masts. The Ubidyne technology significantly reduces energy consumption while improving radio performance, deployment flexibility, coverage and capacity of mobile communications networks globally. Ubidyne has filed more than eighty patents in the US, China and Europe related to the company's Antenna Embedded Radio technology.
Go to www.ubidyne.com for more information or visit Ubidyne in Hall 2 Stand 2C98 at Mobile World Congress.
For more information or to arrange an interview, please contact Peter Rennison or Allie Andrews at PRPR,
Tel: + (0)44 1442 245030,
Email: pr[at]prpr[dot]co.uk / allie[at]prpr[dot]co.uk
From 6th February, Ubidyne will be moving to new larger premises located at:
Ubidyne GmbH
Magirusstr. 43
89077 Ulm
Germany
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