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Wireless Backhaul Solution enables 4G broadband mobility.
April 17, 2009 -
Helping avoid backhaul bottleneck issues and meet growing demands for evolution to high-speed IP backhaul, Eclipse(TM) Packet Node lets North American mobile operators support next-generation mobile broadband services. Solution provides scalable capacity, IP network intelligence, and convergence features. Able to support pure native Ethernet/IP traffic up to max throughput of 400 Mbps in one radio channel, included IRU600 all-indoor radio unit also enables native mixed mode operation.
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Harris Stratex Networks Enables 4 G Broadband Mobility in North America with New High-Speed IP Transport Solution
New Eclipse(TM) Packet Node wireless backhaul solution addresses the emerging 'capacity crunch' and meets the network evolution needs of North American mobile operators
LAS VEGAS, April 1 -- Harris Stratex Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ:HSTX), a leading specialist in backhaul solutions for mobility and broadband networks, today at CTIA Wireless 2009 introduced an enhanced Eclipse(TM) Packet Node wireless backhaul solution to enable North American mobile operators to support next-generation mobile broadband services. The enhanced Eclipse Packet Node, which includes the new IRU600 all-indoor radio unit, helps service providers avoid the backhaul bottleneck and meet the growing demands for the evolution to high-speed IP backhaul.
With the emerging 'capacity crunch,' operators must invest in new high-speed IP infrastructure to keep the pace with growing backhaul needs. Traditionally, operators have heavily relied on copper leased lines to connect base stations, but capacity-limited leased lines cannot support the backhaul demands for network evolution to 4G/LTE. Microwave backhaul will be a key technology for North American operators to lower network operational costs, while also increasing network capacity and efficiency.
The new Eclipse Packet Node solution builds on wireless backhaul technology introduced by Harris Stratex in February at Mobile World Congress, and provides the scalable capacity, IP network intelligence and key convergence features required for next-generation network deployments. Tailored to meet specific requirements of North American mobile operators, the IRU600 radio unit is an all-indoor design that enables simple access to the radio equipment for maintenance and upgrades, and occupies only a fraction of the rack space required for previous-generation equipment. The product also combines increased system performance for longer reach, with industry-leading low power consumption compared to other radios in its class, in a compact, highly-flexible architecture.
To support long-term network evolution to 4G networks, the IRU600 supports pure native Ethernet/IP traffic up to a maximum throughput of 400 Mbit/s in a single radio channel. The IRU600 also enables native mixed mode operation to provide continued support for TDM traffic, enabling gradual and controlled backhaul network migration to all-IP networks. The Eclipse Packet Node platform, including the IRU600, will be showcased at CTIA.
"The increasing availability of mobile devices with data-intensive applications is putting a strain on North American networks," said Paul Kennard, Harris Stratex chief technology officer. "Our Eclipse Packet Node platform, including the convergence-ready IRU600, enables our customers to transform their backhaul network to meet evolving demands of 4G, while also lowering OPEX and minimizing the migration risk compared with other competing backhaul solutions."
Providing the highest speed wireless IP broadband access and transport offerings is critical to building successful stimulus-related solutions for rural, unserved and underserved geographies. Leveraging cost and speed-of-deployment advantages inherent in wireless backhaul, the IRU600 radio unit delivers the high-capacity, long-distance transport necessary to meet these broadband backhaul challenges. For more information on the Harris Stratex GO-Stimulus Partnership Program, please visit the program Web site: www.harrisstratex.com/go_stimulus.
Harris Stratex will be featured April 1-3 at CTIA in booth #1332 in level 2 of the south hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center. For more information, please visit the Harris Stratex Networks MediaRoom showcase.
About Harris Stratex Networks, Inc.
Harris Stratex Networks, Inc. is a leading specialist in backhaul solutions for mobility and broadband networks. The company offers reliable, flexible and scalable wireless network solutions, backed by comprehensive professional services and support. Harris Stratex Networks serves all global markets, including mobile network operators, public safety agencies, private network operators, utility and transportation companies, government agencies and broadcasters. Customers in more than 135 countries depend on Harris Stratex Networks to build, expand and upgrade their voice, data and video solutions. Harris Stratex Networks is recognized around the world for innovative, best-in-class wireless networking solutions and services. For more information, visit www.HarrisStratex.com.
Trademarks
Eclipse is a trademark of Harris Stratex Networks.
Company Information:
Name: Harris Stratex Networks, inc.
Address: Research Triangle Park , 637 Davis Drive
City: Morrisville
State: NC
ZIP: 27560
Country: USA
Phone: 919-767-3230
http://www.HarrisStratex.com
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