Dual–Core All-Outdoor IP/MPLS Multi-Gigabit MW Transmission at 13-38 GHz

OmniBAS™-BXd, the new generation of dual-core all-outdoor radios of the OmniBAS™ Point-to-Point MW family, addresses the operator need for advanced, cost-effective, multi-Gigabit IP transmission solutions using just one outdoor unit.

OmniBAS™-BXd features a novel design to support 2 x 112 MHz channels in a single compact unit accommodating adaptable carrier allocations with replaceable duplexers in a wide range of MW frequency bands (13 - 38 GHz). Using the appropriate OmniBAS Coupling Units (OBCU) and a broad range of integrated antennas (0.3 / 0.6 / 0.8 / 1.2 / 1.8 m), it can be flexibly configured for 1+0, 1+1, 2+0 or XPIC 2+0 link operation.

OmniBAS™-BXd offers leading modulations (4096-QAM) per channel and throughput up to 2.5 Gbit/s per unit, while employing advanced radio and traffic processing functionality to demonstrate exceptional IP MW radio performance.

OmniBAS-BXd Radio

OmniBAS™-BXd is compatible with both OmniBAS™ split-mount and OmniBAS™-BX all-outdoor units and is also manageable through the same powerful uni|MS™ platform.

OmniBAS™-BXd is ideal for both 5G MW backhaul and for a wide range of enterprise wireless connectivity applications.

Benefits

  • Support of 2 x 112 MHz channels and 2.5 Gbit/s throughput from one single unit.
  • Market-leading modulation 4096-QAM (in channels up to 112 MHz).
  • Novel design with band-free base unit (13-15 GHz) and replaceable duplexers.
  • Compact unit, less space required on pole (one unit instead of two).
  • Flexible link configurations in one unit: XPIC 2+0 / RLA 2+0 / HSB 1+1.
  • Ideal for last-mile multi-Gigabit backhaul.
  • Compatible with both OmniBAS™ split-mount (IDU - ODU) and all-outdoor OmniBAS™-BX units.
  • Powerful end-to-end service & network management.
  • Part of the dual-band all-outdoor solution (with UltraLink™-GX80 radio).

Being integral part of the OmniBAS™ MW portfolio, OmniBAS™-BXd offers market-leading radio performance, excessive IP capacity and advanced traffic handling and control functionality.

Radio Features & Configurations

  • Dual-core: support of 2 x 112 MHz channels from one single unit.
  • Hitless adaptive modulation (4-QAM to 4096-QAM).
  • Leading, full-duplex 2.5 Gbit/s throughput from one single unit.
  • XPIC 2+0 and Radio Link Aggregation (RLA) 2+0 from one single unit.
  • Pre-Distortion (PD) for extended range support and high availability even at higher modulations.
  • LDPC and Reed Solomon FEC for robust operation.
  • IFG / PRE &MAC Header suppression.
  • Configurations in one unit:
    • 1+0
    • RLA 2+0
    • HSB 1+1
    • XPIC 2+0
  • Configurations interconnecting two units:
    • HSB 2+2
    • HSB XPIC 2+2

NMS

  • Managed by state-of-the-art element / network / service unified management suite (uni|MS™).
  • Embedded Web Node Manager.
  • SNMPv3, RMON and G.826 Statistics
  • Radio Link Quality Monitoring (RLQM)
  • SDN: NETCONF / Yang

Ethernet, QoS & System Features

  • IEEE 802.1Q (Virtual LAN) & IEEE 802.1p (QoS)
  • IEEE 802.1ad (provider bridging, Q in Q)
  • Packet classification per VLAN / P-Bits / DSCP / MPLS exp / IPv6 QoS
  • H-QoS, Eight QoS queues; two-rate, three-color policer (2R3CP).
  • SP / WRR / WFQ scheduling
  • Jumbo Frames: 9,600 bytes
  • MEF 9 & MEF 14 compliant for EPL, EVPL and ELAN
  • WRED congestion control
  • Egress traffic shaping per port
  • Direct forwarding - MAC Learning disable per VLAN
  • Efficient Ethernet OAM, for end-to-end management:
    • IEEE 802.1ag (CFM), ITU-T Y.1731 (PM), IEEE 802.3ah (EFM)
  • ITU-T G.8032v2 (Ethernet Ring Protection)
  • IEEE 802.1w (RSTP), IEEE 802.1s (MSTP)
  • IEEE 802.3ad (Link Aggregation) – static and LACP
  • Automatic ETH-BNM (G.8013 / Y.1731)
  • IP / MPLS
  • Encryption AES 256 (FIPS-197)
  • LLDP
  • System synchronization:
    • Synchronous Ethernet (ITU-T G.8261 / G.8262. G.8264 (ESMC))
    • IEEE 1588v2 TC/BC
OmniBAS-BX diagram
Typical OmniBAS-BXd Application: Last –mile and multi-Gigabit mobile backhaul

OmniBAS™-BXd implements a large variety of network topologies for meeting the transmission requirements of:

  • Last-mile mobile 5G IP/MPLS backhaul networks.
  • All-outdoor IP MW multi-Gigabit transmission networks for Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs).
  • Zero-footprint, multi-Gigabit IP MW transmission for utilities, outside plants and other enterprise wireless transmission networks.
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