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8.0.2.005
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Contents
Flexible and convenient networking, which establishes the current 2G network for smooth upgrade of All-IP network and
meets the requirement of 3G newly-built network
Decreases the network building cost for the operator and protects the current network investment
Decreasing the network station number and dropping the network constructing cost
It can be installed close to the antenna as possible and save
the installation consumption of feeder and cable and enhance
the output power of the RRU and expand the coverage area
IN THE
CDMA2000 1X NETWORK
FIGURE 4 A INTERFACE
IN THE
IN THE
Um Interface
1.3.1 A Interface
A interfaces include the interface between Base Station Controller
(BSC) and Mobile Switching Center Emulation (MSCe)/Media Gateway (MGW), the interface between BSC and Packet Control Function (PCF)/PTT Dispatch Client (PDC), the interface between BSCs,
and the interface between PCF/PDC and Packet Data Service Node
(PDSN)/PTT Dispatch Server (PDS). A interface complies with the
the IOS5.0 specifications and is backward compatible with the
IOS4.*.
Figure 6 shows the A interface in the CDMA 1x network.
FIGURE 6 A INTERFACE
IN
CDMA2000 1X NETWORK
The main difference between the two versions (Rel.0 and Rev.A) of
cdma2000 1xEV-DO is whether the Spectrum Spreading (SC)/Mobility Management (MM) function is in the PCF.
Figure 7 shows the A interface in the 1xEV-DO Rel.0 network.
FIGURE 7 A INTERFACE
IN
FIGURE 8 A INTERFACE
IN
According to Figure 6, Figure 7 and Figure 8, the A interfaces supported by BSS include: A1/A1p, A2/A2p, A3, A7, A8, A9, A10,
A11, A8d, A9d, A10d, A11d, A12, A13, A14, A15, A16, A17, A18,
A19, and Ax.
1.3.2 Um Interface
The Um interface between Mobile Station (MS) and BSS conforms
to IS-2000 Release A and cdma2000 1xEV-DO.
BSS supports cdma2000 1x Um interface and cdma2000 1xEV-DO
Um interface simultaneously. To make the best use of the bandwidth so that the broadcast service such as TV programs can be
delivered through the mobile communications network, the Broadcast-Multicast Service (BCMCS) technology is introduced EV-DOin
.
1.3.4 V5 Interface
V5 Interface is the interface between BSC and local exchange (LE).
The baseband RF interface adopts the highly-effective multiplexing transmission mode, which can support 24-carrier sector and also support link backup switchover.
Adopts the BBU/RRU distributed technology with high integration, convenient allocation and low cost, and supports outdoor
application.
ZXC10 BSSB supports smooth expansion and upgrade. Expansion for ZXC10 BSSB can be fulfilled via adding equipment or
boards. By upgrade of software and hardware. ZXC10 BSSB
support evolution from cdma2000 1X to cdma2000 1X EV-DO
as well as provide version upgrade in the future.
ZXC10 BSCB only uses the one layer plug-in box as a signal
office, while the dual layer plug-in box can support 60 thousand
users and one rack can support over 0.1 million users.
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The networking mode between BSC and BTS includes star and
chain, as well as combination of these two modes. Abis interface between BSC and BTS can support 75 E1, 120 E1,
100 T1, Ethernet and fiber connection.
For macro-CBTS, the networking mode of BDS and RFS supports, local single station mode, single station local RF extension mode and single station remote RF extension mode.
According to capacity or traffic condition, BSC can be configured as the single subrack office, dual subrack office, multi
subrack office and multi cabinet office. Configuration for BSC
boards is quite flexible.
According to software configuration, BTS can accomplish various configuration, for example, 8 carrier 3 sector, 4 carrier 6
sector, 2 carrier 12 sector and 1 carrier 24 sector. However,
boards and backplane hardware in BTS is same with high flexibility. In addition, BTS supports the mixed insertion of 1x and
1xEV-DO channel boards, which is convenient to implement
various services and saves the operators expense.
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FREQUENCY
BANDS
Frequency
Band
Uplink Frequency
(MHz)
Downlink Frequency
(MHz)
824 ~ 849
869 ~ 894
1850 ~ 1910
1930 ~ 1990
450 ~ 460
460 ~ 470
806 ~ 821
851 ~ 866
ATG Band
894 ~ 895.5
849 ~ 850.5
AWS Band
1710 ~ 1755
2110 ~ 2155
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The clock system is compatible with GPS and GLONASS systems (GPS is the master clock system).
The key boards (CCM and GCM) adopt 1+1 hot backup or N+1
backup.
GCM can maintain the clock locked status within 72 hours after
the GPS synchronous signal is lost to ensure the station normal
work.
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2.1.2 Functions
ZXC10 BSCB is compatible with the future All-IP networks and
meets all requirements of CDMA2000 1x, CDMA2000 1x EV-DO
and WLAN access. ZXC10 BSCB functions are described below.
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Supports CDMA2000 1x Release A service, including voice service, high-speed data service and voice and data concurrent
service; provides data rate up to 307.2 kbps.
Supports ground circuit management, including: ground circuit allocation and release, ground circuit blocking and unblocking, ground circuit reset and overall office system reset.
2.1.3 Features
The features of ZXC10 BSCB are described below.
Good compatibility
Based on All-IP architecture, ZTE ZXC10 BSCB is compatible
with the future communication network and also compatible
with the former HIRS architecture for smooth upgradation.
High integration
Application of network processor and advanced DSP and CPU
technologies enhances the integration of devices.
Various Service
ZXC10 BSCB supports CDMA 2000 1x, CDMA 2000 1x EV-DO
Release 0, and CDMA 20001x EV-DO Rev A as well as GoTa
service.
Large Capacity
The whole BSCB can support 50000 Erl voice service and 6
Gbps data service at most.
All-IP Configuration
BSC can seamlessly integrate into the future All-IP network
smoothly. It meets requirements for 1x, 1x EV-DO and WLAN
access.
Flexible Configuration
The BSC can configure a single subrack as an office and multishelves or multi-racks as an office. The board configuration
of BSCB is very flexible. The same board with different software can fulfill different functions. In addition, the Abis interface types are flexible, i.e. E1, T1 and Ethernet interfaces are
adoptable. The Abis networking of BSCB is very flexible, i.e.
the chain, star or combination of the chain and star is adopted.
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2.1.4 Structure
The hardware architecture of ZXC10 BSCB is shown below with its
front and back view.
Figure 10 shows front view of ZXC10 BSCB.
FIGURE 10 FRONT VIEW
OF
ZXC10 BSCB
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OF
ZXC10 BSCB
2.2.2 Functions
ZXC10 BTSB I4 consists of BDS and RFS. The functions of ZXC10
BTSB I4 are described below.
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RFS consists of TRX, DPA and RFE. Following are the functions
of RFS.
In forward link, TRX connects with BDS and PA, and modulates
Base band signal to RF signal; in reverse, TRX connects RFE
and BDS, and demodulates RF signal to Baseband signal.
DPA connects to TRX and RFE respectively and accomplishes
power amplification of the forward RF signal.
In forward link, RFE receives high power RF signal from DPA
and transmits to the antenna feeder system by duplexer; in
reverse link, RFE receives the MS signal of antenna feeder by
filter and transmits to TRX for demodulation by low noise amplifier.
2.2.3 Features
BTSB I4 has super-large capacity with flexible networking. The
remote and local carrier-sector expansion is available. Up to 120
carrier-sectors baseband resource, 48 carrier-sectors RF and 72
carrier-sectors remote 1X/DO RF are supported.
ZXC10 BTSB I4 has the following features:
Supporting 1+1 backup for key boards and N+1 backup for RF
link.
Supporting 80W RF power amplification; the power can be distributed equally on the four carriers of the same sector.
2.2.4 Structure
BTSB I4 is an integrated cabinet, which is composed of four subracks including RFE , DPA , TRX and BDS.
BTSB I4 cabinet can be configured in different ways.
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Figure
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2.3.2 Functions
CBTS I2 is composed of BDS, RFS and PWS subsystems. PWS is
optional. RFS and BDS share one backplane. The signal transfer
between all components is accomplished by the backplane. Less
internal cables are used. The equipment is more compact and
reliable. The foreground operations can be performed on the front
panel.
The functions of each subsystem are introduced below.
RFS consists of TRX, DPA and RFE. Following are the functions
of RFS.
TRX connects with BDS and PA on forward link and modulates
the baseband signals into RF signals. TRX connects with RFE
and BDS on reverse link and demodulates the RF signals into
baseband signals.
PA connects with TRX and RFE to implement power amplification on forward RF signals. The PA part is composed of Digital
Power Amplification (DPA) boards.
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PWS converts 220V AC to 48V DC. PWS is optional. It is required if there is no -48V DC in equipment room.
2.3.3 Features
ZXC10 CBTS I2 is the new generation of compact base station.
It is developed based on all-IP architecture. It completely meets
the customer requirements of services, size, and capacity, power,
transmission and power supply of a compact base station. Furthermore, ZXC10 CBTS can be installed on a wall.
The features of ZXC10 CBTS I2 are described below.
Installation on wall
ZXC10 CBTS I2 can be installed on wall. All the operations and
maintenances can be done at front door.
Compact size
ZXC10 CBTS I2 is the smallest indoor macro base station over
the world. It is installed in a standard 19 in. cabinet. The
overall dimension of ZXC10 CBTS I2 cabinet are : 850mm (H)
x 600mm (D) x 600mm (W).
Large Capacity
One cabinet supports up to 4C3S configuration, multi-cabinet
configuration is supported.
With optical fiber, the capacity of one cabinet can be 12 carriersectors (DO)/nearly 24 carrier-sectors (1X) or the combination
of both.
The single cabinet accomplishes 12 carrier-sectors (DO)/24
carrier-sectors (1X) or the combination of both through remote
RF or RRU.
With combining cabinet installation, the cabinet accomplishes
24 carrier-sectors (DO)/48 carrier-sectors (1x) or the combination of both.
Broadband BTS
The frequency band supported by RF board is wide band. In
10M bandwidth, flexible channel number configuration is available. The Abis interface supports 8 E1/T1 or 1 FE, which can
provide enough bandwidth.
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2.3.4 Structure
ZXC10 CBTS I2 is composed of main cabinet and Power Supply
Subsystem (PWS). The main cabinet consists of Baseband Subsystem (BDS) and RF Subsystem (RFS). PWS cabinet is an independent cabinet. It provides -48V DC power supply to the main
cabinet. PWS is optional.
The overall dimension of ZXC10 CBTS I2 cabinet in terms of HxWxD
are : 850 mm x 600 mm x 600 mm. ZXC10 has two types of configuration. Figure 15shows the standard configuration structure.
FIGURE 15 STANDARD CONFIGURATION STRUCTURE
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2.4.2 Functions
ZXC10 CBTS O1 consists of Baseband subsystem (BDS), RF
subsystem (RFS), power supply subsystem (PWS) and heat
exchanger. The RFS consists of TRX, PA and RFE. RFS and BDS
share one backplane. The signal transfer between all components
is accomplished by the backplane. Less internal cables are used.
The equipment is more compact and reliable. The functions of
each subsystem are introduced below.
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RFS consists of TRX, Power Amplifier (PA) and RFE. TRX connects with BDS and PA on forward link to modulate the baseband signals into RF signals. TRX connects with RFE and BDS
PWS consists of power supply distribution module, AC/DC conversion module and storage batteries. It converts 220V AC
to 48V DC, distributes power supply and accomplishes storage
battery functions.
2.4.3 Features
ZXC10 CBTS O1 is the new generation of compact outdoor base
station. It is developed based on all-IP architecture. As the enhanced product of ZXC10 CBTS O1 completely meets the customer
requirements on services and outdoor environment. ZXC10 CBTS
O1 is the auxiliary equipment for indoor base stations. Compared
to ZXC10 CBTS I2, ZXC10 CBTS O1 has more features, such as:
Large capacity
One cabinet supports up to 4C3S configuration and multi cabinet support is available.
Built-in design
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2.4.4 Structure
In ZXC10 CBTS O1 cabinet, from top to bottom, there are following
subracks in order such as BTS subrack, fan subrack, transmission
subrack and power supply subrack on the left. On the right, there
are test interface, fiber splicing tray, battery box and emergency
light. The heat exchanger is installed on the front door. Figure 18
shows ZXC10 CBTS O1 cabinet structure.
FIGURE 18 ZXC10 CBTS O1 STRUCTURE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Built-in RF Arrester
Side Outlet
Service Shelf
Ventilation Port
Power Shelf
STP1 Shelf
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Test Interface
DDF
Transmission subrack
ODF
Battery Box
Base Interface
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2.5.2 Functions
The ZXSDR B8200 C100 is a type of BBUs in the ZTE distributed
base station system series. It is a MicroTCA-based distributed soft
baseband with large capacity and high integration. Despite of its
small size, the ZXSDR B8200 C100 can deliver the baseband function for at most 36 carrier sector, besides it provides CPRI-based
baseband RF interface.
The ZXSDR B8200 C100 has the following functions:
The dry contact supports 8 channels of input signals or 6 channels of input signals plus 2 channels of output signals.
Forward maintenance
Electronic label
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2.5.3 Features
The ZXSDR B8200 C100 has the following features:
Fewer IP network construction or lease expense helps network operators to greatly reduce construction and operation costs.
With the access of Ethernet, the system can provide
broader bandwidth to meet the demand resulting from the
rapid development of multimedia services such as data
and video services.
In comparison to E1/T1, the IP network features more flexible networking, better extensibility, and more realizable
cross-area networking and expansion.
It provides a universal BTS platform, ensuring seamless migration to the future system.
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The ZXSDR B8200 C100 is small and light (< 10kg) and
can be moved or installed by only one person.
Standard modules, compact design and building architecture bring effective operations and high cost-efficiency.
The ZXSDR B8200 C100 provides a reliable power-on management mode.
It is the first TCA-based BTS pioneered by ZTE in the field.
2.5.4 Structure
The ZXSDR B8200 C100 is a 19 inches standard cabinet (plug-in
box).
The cabinet dimensions are: 89mm (H) 200mm (W) 480mm
(D).
Figure 20 shows ZXSDR B8200 C100 Structure.
FIGURE 20 ZXSDR B8200 C100 STRUCTURE
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2.6.2 Functions
The ZXSDR R8841 C804 is the RF unit of the Baseband Unit (BBU)
and RRU architecture. It delivers wireless coverage of the CDMA
network, helps MSs to access the network through the Um interface and implements wireless link transmission. By connecting
the BBU, it reports measurement information, transmits system
broadcast and helps the BBU to implement the wireless BTS function, thus providing flexible coverage for the system. The following
are the various functions of ZXSDR R8841 C804.
Radio Frequency
Following are the functions of Radio Frequency system.
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RF modulation/demodulation
RF receive/transmit duplex
RF transceiver
Interface
Networking
Following networking modes are implemented.
The networking modes include star, chain and ring networking, used for the RF remote station.
Environment monitoring
Following are the functions of environment monitoring system.
Electronic label
Power query: baseband power query, RF power query, antenna port power query
Auto scale
RSSI query
2.6.3 Features
The ZXSDR R8841 C804 has the following features:
Small size
The ZXSDR R8841 C804 occupies a small area, saving room
rent.
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Light Weight
A single cabinet weighs 16.5kg so it is easy to transport and
install, requiring low manpower and engineering costs.
2.6.4 Structure
The outer and inner structure of ZXSDR R8841 C804 cabinet is
described below.
Outer Structure
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1.
2.
Inner Structure
Bottom enclosure
Grounding terminal
3.
Top enclosure
1.
2.
3.
4.
RTR module
RPW module
PA module
DFL module
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2.7.2 Functions
Table 2 describes ZXSDR R8860 C806 functions.
TABLE 2 ZXSDR R8860 C806 FUNCTIONS
Function
Description
Band: 800MHz/450MHz/1900MHz/AWS
RF modulation/demodulation
RF
RF transceiver duplexer
Low noise amplification for received RF
signal
Amplification for transmitted RF signal
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Function
Description
RF transceiver
Baseband-RF interface: compliant with
Common Public Radio Interface (CPRI)
protocol
Interface
Networking
Environment Monitoring
Equipment maintenance
and testing
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2.7.3 Features
The features of the ZXC10 BSSB are as follows:
Small Size
The ZXC10 BSSB occupies a small area, saving room rent expenses.
Light Weight
A single ZXC10 BSSB cabinet weighs 22 kg so it is easy to
transport and install, requiring low manpower and engineering
costs.
Natural Dissipation
No heat exchanger is needed when the cabinet is installed outdoors.
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2.7.4 Structure
Outer Structure
The ZXSDR R8860 C806 cabinet is fully sealed. The top and bottom enclosures are united by an anti-theft screw with two hinges
as stop blocks. The top enclosure is equipped with a handle to
facilitate conveyance and installation. A reserved engineering installation position on the bottom enclosure makes it easy to install
the cabinet under various working environments by using installation accessories.
Figure 25 shows the ZXSDR R8860 C806 cabinet outer structure.
FIGURE 25 ZXC10 BSSB CABINET OUTER STRUCTURE
1.
2.
Bottom Enclosure
Hinge
3.
4.
Top Enclosure
Handle
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Inner Structure
Dimension (W x H x D)
Top
Bottom
1.
2.
TR Module
DC Power Module
3.
4.
PA Module
FL Module
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2.8.2 Functions
Table 4 lists ZXSDR BS8800 C100 functions.
TABLE 4 ZXSDR BS8800 C100 FUNCTIONS
Category
Function
Baseband
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Category
Function
RF
Interface
Networking
Environment
Monitoring
Maintenance Test
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2.8.3 Features
ZXSDR BS8800 C100 product features are listed as follows:
2.8.4 Structure
Outer Structure
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Inner Structure
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1.
2.
3.
RF subrack
Power distribution subrack
Fan subrack
4.
5.
6.
2.8.5 Appearance
Figure 30 shows the appearance of ZXSDR BS8800 C120.
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Note:
Figure 30 shows the appearance of ZXSDR BS8800 C120 that uses
48V DC power supply. For ZXSDR BS8800 C120 using +24V
DC power supply, an 1U PSU subrack is required and the power
distribution subrack differs from that of ZXSDR BS8800 C120 using
48V DC power supply.
2.8.6 Functions
Table 5 describes ZXSDR BS8800 C120 functions.
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Description
Baseband
RF
RF modulation/demodulation
Supports 6 RSUs and multi-band configuration.
Supports Set-top output power of up to 60 W (800
MHz/AWS band)
Provides RF capacity of up to 36 carrier sectors.
One RF link can be configured with 6 carriers within the
20 MHz band.
Supports electrically tuned antenna.
Interface
Networking
Environment
Monitoring
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Category
Description
Maintenance
Test
2.8.7 Features
ZXSDR BS8800 C120 has the following features:
2.8.8 Structure
ZXSDR BS8800 C120 supports -48V DC and +24V DC power supplies. The cabinet inner structures are different between the two
power supply modes.
48V DC Power
Supply
48
1.
2.
3.
4.
+24V DC Power
Supply
RF subrack
Cabling tray
Power distribution subrack (-48V)
Fan subrack
5.
6.
7.
8.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
RF subrack
Cabling tray
Power distribution subrack (+24V)
Fan subrack
Air guide panel (2U)
6.
7.
8.
9.
PSU-DC subrack
Baseband subrack
Space for transmission subrack
Air guide panel (1U)
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Height
Quant
ity
Manda
tory or
Optional
Description
RF
subrack
11U
Mandatory
Cabling
tray
1U
Mandatory
Power
distribution
subrack
2U
Mandatory
Fan
subrack
2U
Mandatory
Air
guide
panel
(2U)
2U
Mandatory
Lightning
subrack
1U
Optional
PSU
subrack
1U
Optional
Baseband
subrack
2U
1 or 2
Mandatory
Air
guide
panel
(1U)
1U
Mandatory
Transmission
subrack
2U
Optional
Implements transmission. A
baseband subrack or blank
panel or air guide panel can
be equipped instead.
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2.9.2 Functions
Table 7 describes main functions of ZXSDR BS8900 C100.
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Function
Baseband modulation/demodulation. A single chassis
can support at most 48 CS of 1x or DO channel resources.
Radio resource management
Call processing
Baseband
Handoff control
Power control
GPS timing and synchronization
Band class: 800 MHz
RF modulation/demodulation
Duplex RF transmission and reception
RF
Low-noise amplification of RF signals received
Amplification of RF signals transmitted
RF transceiver
Baseband-RF interface supports CPRI.
Abis interface supports IP Over Ethernet access.
Interface
Networking
Environment
Monitoring
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Category
Function
Front maintenance
Remote upgrading of FPGA/BOOT/DSP/CPU software
Remote reset and power-off of service boards
ESN query
Maintenance
Test
Reliability
Application
Scenarios
2.9.3 Features
ZXSDR BS8900 C100 features are described in the following:
Small size
With only 0.36 m2 site area, ZXSDR BS8900 C100 is the smallest 48 CS outdoor base station, which greatly saves room construction expense and room rent.
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Large capacity
It adopts the standard template, compact design, and modular architecture, bringing operation efficiency and high
cost-effectiveness.
It has a more reliable power-on management mode.
ZTE Corporation is the first in the industry to release a BTS
based on the TCA architecture, with its leading technology.
2.9.4 Structure
ZXSDR BS8900 C100 can be configured with or without a storage
battery cabinet.
ZXSDR BS8900
C100 with Storage
Battery
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1.
2.
3.
RF cabinet
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Name
Mandatory
or Optional
Description
Heat exchanger
Mandatory
Transmission
subrack
Optional
BBU
Mandatory
Cabling tray
Optional
Leads cables.
Lightning surack
Mandatory
Name
Mandatory
or Optional
Description
Built-in power
supply
Mandatory
Storage battery
Optional
Fan unit
Mandatory
Power
distribution
subrack
Mandatory
RSU
Mandatory
Processes RF signals.
Power
arrester/filter
unit
Optional
Note:
The ZXSDR BS8900 C100 with storage battery can support 2 RF
cabinets that are stacked with each other.
ZXSDR BS8900
C100 without
Storage Battery
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1.
2.
RF cabinet
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2.10.2 Functions
Table 9 lists the main functions of ZXSDR BS8906 C100.
TABLE 9 ZXSDR BS8906 C100 FUNCTIONS
Category
Function
Baseband modulation/demodulation
Radio resource management
Call processing
Baseband
Handoff control
Power control
GPS timing and synchronization
Band class range: 800 MHz, 1.9 GHz, and AWS
RF modulation/demodulation
Duplex RF transmission and reception
RF
Low-noise amplification of received RF signals
Amplification of transmitted RF signals
RF transceiver
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Category
Function
Baseband-RF interface: supports the CPRI protocol.
Abis interface: supports IP Over Ethernet access.
Abis interface: supports IP Over E1/T1 access.
Interface
Networking
Environment
Monitoring
such
software
as
Maintenance
Test
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Reliability
Application
Scenarios
2.10.3 Features
ZXSDR BS8906 C100 has the following features:
It features high integration, small size and weight, which facilitates transmission and installation, saving labor and engineering expenses.
It features front-access, and all external interfaces are in bottom lead-out mode. All fans and lighting-proof modules can
be dissembled on site for maintenance.
It boasts the ability to endure harsh indoor and outdoor environment. Therefore, it can be used in the harsh outdoor environment, helping the carrier to deploy the network flexibly.
Compared with the traditional BTS, it features low power consumption. In this way, it helps to cut down the investment on
the power supply and the expense on the power, saving the
OPEX of the network.
It adopts the standard template, compact design, and modular architecture, bringing operation efficiency and high
cost-effectiveness.
It has a more reliable power-on management mode.
ZTE Corporation is the first in the industry to release a BTS
based on the TCA architecture, with its leading technology.
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2.10.4 Structure
Figure 37 illustrates the structure of the ZXSDR BS8906 C100 cabinet.
FIGURE 37 ZXSDR BS8906 C100 STRUCTURE
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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H
Q
eight uan
tity
Mand
atory
or O
ptio
nal
Description
Fan
control
module
(FCE)
4U
Mandatory
Baseband
subrack
(BBU)
2U
Mandatory
AC/DC
lightning
module
(APM/
DPM)
1U
Optional
Link
lightning
unit
(LPU)
1U
Optional
Power
system
unit
(PSU)
1U
Optional
RF
subrack
(RSU)
2U
Mandatory
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2.11.2 Functions
The ZXSDR BS8100 C100 provides the following functions:
The baseband-RF interface supports both star and chain networking modes and implements at most 6 levels of RRU cascaded networks.
2.11.3 Features
The ZXSDR BS8100 C100 has the following features:
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Small size.
Its standard template, compact design and modular architecture bring high performance-cost ratio and effectiveness.
2.11.4 Structure
The ZXSDR BS8100 C100 chassis consists of a back cover, a backplane and a shell in outer structure, as shown in Figure 39.
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1.
2.
Back cover
Backplane
3.
Shell
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