OC3 Wireless is a License-Exempt digital microwave radio that provides wireless full-duplex OC-3 connectivity for distances exceeding 7 miles (11 km)—at a significantly lower cost than leasing dedicated OC-3 lines or trenching for fiber.

Using high-quality radios and standard SONET interfaces, OC3 Wireless allows you to quickly connect locations or add redundancy to existing SONET network infrastructure. OC3 Wireless offers significant cost savings compared to leased-line connections, and provides a time-to-connection advantage where new lines are impossible or too costly.

In addition, OC3 Wireless is license-exempt, so you can install it where and when you need it, without right-of-way limitations, frequency licensing delays, or waiting for your telecommunications provider to deliver new lines.

With OC3 Wireless, there are no leased-line hassles, antenna restrictions or right-of-way issues to negotiate. You no longer have to worry about man-made barriers to Easy installation and operation allow network planners to quickly deploy SONET (155 Mbps) capacity between locations, making it the ideal solution.

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Fixed wireless refers to the operation of wireless devices or systems in fixed locations such as homes and offices. Fixed wireless devices usually derive their electrical power from the utility mains, unlike mobile wireless or portable wireless which tend to be battery-powered.

Although mobile and portable systems can be used in fixed locations, efficiency and bandwidth are compromised compared with fixed systems. Mobile or portable, battery-powered wireless systems can serve as emergency backups for fixed systems in case of a power blackout or natural disaster.

The technology for wireless connection to the Internet is as old as the Net itself. Amateur radio operators began “patching” into telephone lines with fixed, mobile, and portable two-way voice radios in the middle of the 20th Century. A wireless modem works something like an amateur-radio “phone patch,” except faster. High-end fixed wireless employs broadband modems that bypass the telephone system and offer Internet access hundreds of times faster than twisted-pair hard-wired connections or cell-phone modems.

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Fixed wireless broadband refers to a technology that allows a network high-speed wireless Internet access connection between two fixed locations over a wide area. Broadband is a telecommunications signal of high bandwidth, or a frequency greater than 1 MHz, or one million hertz cycles per second.

3G fixed wireless utilizes a radio antenna located at each fixed location to establish a wireless link. These links are arranged as point-to-point transmissions to facilitate use of the antennas. A point-to-point data link is a method of telecommunications connection using two designated endpoints.

The 3G fixed wireless system used by wireless devices to connect two fixed locations with a radio or other wireless link to enable data communication between those locations. Wireless LANs, or local area networks, typically manage 3G wireless systems. Wireless LANs link multiple devices via a wireless distribution method and provide a network connection.

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