Multi-Gigabit Edge Capacity to Meet Demand

Millimeter wave fixed wireless technology enables service providers and enterprise network operators to extend their network with multi-gigabit speeds in urban, suburban and rural locations.

Wi-Fi deployments require higher WAN capacity, forcing convergence of the WAN and LAN. Millimeter wave technology offers multi-gigabit speeds in multiple configurations for last-mile access and backhaul for Wi-Fi hotspots or MicroPoP access. A multi-mode system can be configured for Point-to-Point (PTP), Point-to-Multipoint (PMP), or efficient mesh modes. Certified for highly efficient Facebook Terragraph distributed mesh technology, 60 GHz solutions make it easy to provide efficient multi-gigabit speeds in the heart of any city.

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Campus connectivity network for CCTV and Video Surveillance

The City of San José deploys cnWave gigabit fixed wireless infrastructure for municipal Wi-Fi in the downtown area. Get the details here.

Pentanet Deploys 60 GHz cnWave to Offer Gigabit Speeds in Perth, Australia

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“We applaud Cambium Networks for their technological innovation, helping to deploy multi-gigabit connectivity worldwide with their latest 60 GHz cnWave solution. These field installations of 60 GHz by service providers are a great validation of the opportunity 60 GHz mmWave Fixed Wireless yields and of Cambium’s cnWave product, utilizing Qualcomm Technologies’ 60 GHz solutions.”
– Rahul Patel, senior vice president and general manager, connectivity at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

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Applications

Multi-gigabit wireless communications at the edge of the network provide high-speed access to bridge the digital divide in the following applications:

Business and residential broadband access
Campus area networks including hospitals, enterprise campus, K-12 and higher education campuses and event locations
High-capacity infrastructure for outdoor Wi-Fi hotspots
Infrastructure for Multi-Dwelling Units (MDUs) including apartment buildings, dormitories, elder care facilities
Wireless infrastructure for CCTV and video surveillance camera locations
Infrastructure for service provider 4G or 5G small cell coverage areas
Wireless bridges for fiber or cable networks

Different use cases for mmWave wireless technology

The 802.11ay Standard

TDMA/TDD vs CSMA

802.11ay is based on TDMA/TDD channel access with network synchronization. This technology is preferred for outdoor fixed wireless applications because the synchronized system reduces interface and maximizes frequency reuse.

Support for More CPE

The 802.11ad standard supports 8 Client Nodes per sector, while 802.11ay supports 15 Client Nodes per sector. As a result, the solution opens more opportunities for business cases and deployment strategies.

Support for Mesh Architectures

The 802.11ay standard also supports meshing technology to provide a highly reliable and flexible Layer 3 architecture to facilitate network design and deployment.

Channel Bonding Technology

Effectively Doubling Throughput With Channel Bonding

Channel Bonding allows two contiguous channels to be merged into a single wideband channel, thereby doubling the capacity to 4.32 Gbps. 802.11ad does not support Channel Bonding and is limited to a single radio. Hence 802.11ay will always outperform 802.11ad.