Ubiquisys Collaborates with Texas Instruments to Develop Intelligent Small Cells
Summary
Macrocell augmentation, spectrum additions and LTE provide some of the extra capacity, but most of the load will be shouldered by a major proliferation in public small cells.The collaboration will fuel a new range of dual-mode WCDMA/LTE small cells for public space and metro environments, such as base stations designed for mounting on walls or street furniture, with performance up to 150Mbps LTE plus 64 calls/84Mbps WCDMA.Macrocell augmentation, spectrum additions and LTE provide some of the extra capacity, but most of the load will be shouldered by a major proliferation in public small cells.By creating a much denser mobile network closer to the point of use, users will experience data performance that approaches headline rates.Dual-mode WCDMA/LTE small cells have a number of advantages.There are also significant power consumption and Capex advantages over separate systems.The collaboration will fuel a new range of dual-mode WCDMA/LTE small cells for public space and metro environments, such as base stations designed for mounting on walls or street furniture, with performance up to 150Mbps LTE plus 64 calls/84Mbps WCDMA.