DAS Installation Case Study: Tampa Convention Center and Raymond James Stadium
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2013
- Connectivity Wireless Solutions, an industry leader of in-building wireless solutions , walks you through 2 large distributed antenna system (DAS) installation project sites. Visit our website at www.connectivitywireless.com
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Wonderful presentation. Clear, understandable and most of all informative. Of DAS purpose.
Enjoyed the case study/tutorial. Great job!
cable management is key. I understand the amount of work done in your window was extensive though.
Excellent. Very well done and informative. This is a great intro for anyone interested in learning about DAS.
Yes,That the good learning also for senior.
Good job, Marc. Very cool and informative. You can tell you are from baker.
Thank you for the video tutorial!
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Excellent presentation. Very educational and professional. Who is the person in charge of the DC power distribution at the convention Center and stadium? Thanks
You built a 23 sectors DAS in 30 days? Is it just the front end or including the passive section and antennas. If you guys have completed the full build in 30 days that'd be unbelievable.
I would like to be part of the team. Where do I sign up (Boss)
ATT and T Mobile share the same voice tech, as do Verizon and Sprint...If you were to do an active DAS and choose ATT(as they did in this video) wouldn't T Mobile also work?
Not familiar with the US operators. But apparently yes the DAS can be shared with multiple operators. Usually one of them being the lead carrier who build and maintain the DAS and others can connect their base stations to it paying a colocation fee. Ofcourse they all using different frequencies for 3G , LTE and 5G within the same band 700/850/900/1800/1900/2100/2300/2600/3500MHz etc.
informative..
hemm...suitable for WIFI hotspot businesses in villages with fairly large area coverage...
but it would be too much to use this tool... because it's too luxurious and expensive of course...

Has this system swapped yet? Commscope ION-E is probably the most advanced system available in the Market.
It has, yes sir. They flipped it to a newer product some years ago. It might even be CommScope.
A bi-directional amplifier is NOT a repeater.
A mobile repeater apparently boost signal in both UL and DL directions. I mean both the power put in to the DAS from repeater and the power put in to the repeater back from UE are amplified. Check out Comba mBDA Digital Band Selective repeater. It's a Medium Gain Repeater probably a similar type is what he meant.
@@manzoormohamed6130 A mobile repeater does not boost signal in both directions. A ,mobile repeater receives a signal on a receive frequency and rebroadcasts it on a different transmit frequency en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_repeater
@@manzoormohamed6130 A bi-directional amplifier boosts the siganls in both directions. It does not change the frequency. There are filter networks to separate the repeater receive and repeater transmit frequencies, giving it the capability to amplify in both directions.
Mate you are talking about a FM or MW repeater which is a different context here. Whilst he and I are talking about a cellular repeater which is basically a bidirectional amplifier. Im a telecom Engineer and I work on them everyday.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellular_repeater
@@manzoormohamed6130 You are correct it's a bi-directional amplifier. Amplifiers amplify signals, they do not change the signal. Repeaters change the carrier frequency and rebroadcast it.