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AIM
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Improve Performance and Eliminate Interference in Distributed Antenna Systems utilizing ISCO’s dANF for DAS
     
  Why is Indoor Coverage Important?

  • New Voice, Video, Gaming, MMS, Email, Web services are now available
  • These new services require high capacity and QoS
  • Indoor users are the most likely to utilize  these services
    • More comfortable conditions
    • Waiting situations (Store and Review)
 
     
  Why a greater likelihood for interference with DAS?
  • Indoor coverage » More coverage » More Subscribers » High Capacity » High Traffic
  • DAS typically combines multiple technologies onto single antenna
  • Multiple Spectrum Allocations create difficult planning scenarios
  • Small path loss to RF heads is implicit in architecture (traffic and interference)
  • Local interference can re-radiate affecting entire DAS network
 
     
  DAS Types and Vulnerabilities
  • Lead or Shared Carrier System
    • Lead Carrier cannot control all aspects of frequency planning for others on network
  • Shared Antenna Systems
    • Near/Far interaction between DAS and Macro System
  • Neutral Host
    • Due to independence, NH systems can induce un-coordinated spectrum planning that can cause undue interference to others networks  
 
 
dANF
THE ISCO dANF for DAS SOLUTION
  • High traffic areas such as airports, buildings, shopping areas create dynamic interference environments
  • dANF provides real-time, adaptive filtering to remove this type of time and frequency variant interference
  • ISCO’s digital Adpative Notch Filter Identifies and Removes co-channel / in-band interference
 
 
     
 
Click HERE to download whitepapers, analysis and presentations for ISCO’s
Adaptive Interference Management products.
 
 
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