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Tuesday, 27 April 2010 18:48

Network, Signaling & Tower

Network, Signaling & Tower

We can deliver those of services, as we have outstanding experienced to do this. We involved in many large project to do such of this services. We can assist client in preparing power cable set up and cabling, networking cabling with its peripheral even for Signaling matter for TELCO Industries.

Mini Tower 12 m
Mini Tower 12 m
CME Implementation
CME Implementation
Transmission Implementation
Transmission Implementation
BTS Testing Commissioning
BTS Testing Commissioning

 

 

Project Description

1. Technical Implementation

Microwave/Transmission

  • Alcatel Radio type 9400 LX/UX
  • NEC Paso link Radio
  • Minilink Ericsson E,C, C micro, E micro for GSM 900/other application
  • Siemens Radio SRT Type 1c / 1F

In building Coverage Solutions ( Picocell)

  • Provide Site Acquisition (SITAC)
  • Complete RF Design Package 2G/3G
  • CME Implementation
  • DAS Installation, Testing and Integration
  • Optimization and Quality Assurance Control

Radio Base Station

  • Installation, Test Comm and Integration of RBS2000 family
  • Fault Isolation and trouble shooting
  • Upgrades and swap for RBS2000 family
  • Up / down tilt outdoor antenna system
  • Re-configure Ericsson RBS system

Site Survey

  • Detailed RBS/ML or RBS and ML site survey
  • Pre-Installation Site Survey
  • Transmission LOS Survey for Short Haul/Long Haul
  • Path LOS profile preparation
  • Frequency Scanning
2. Engineering
  • Preparation for Engineering Documentation of RBS/ML Installation Binder,RBS/ML C-Modules Completion, and Plant Spec for RBS/ML
  • Preparation for transmission instrument test training (Spectrum Analyzer, Network Analyzer, parameter-S, Power Meter, etc).
  • Preparation for Network Design including BTS/Transmission, LAN/WAN, and WiFi System
  • Preparation for RF Optimization with Drive Test Performance using TEMS
  • Investigation ver 4.1.1 (with T68i handset), supporting with Deskcat 5.4 for the report.

3. Telecommunication and Transmission Equipment

  • Supply for TEMS Investigation, Site Master, Power Meter, Network Analyzer and other RF Radio equipment as a leased equipment
  • Supply for Wireless Backbone Equipment using Radio 2.4GHz.

4. Dismantle Packaging and removing

  • Minilink Ericsson E,C, C micro, E micro for GSM Project.
  • All types of RBS2000 Ericsson’s family for GSM900/1800
  • All types of Antenna, bracket, feeder/cable, and accessories.

5. Material Supply

  • Type of pole and bracket mounting for Antenna system
  • Various type of cable & feeder
  • Mechanical & Electrical material
  • Power Cable

6. Optical Project

- OTDR (optical time-domain reflect meter)

OTDR (optical time-domain reflect meter)

OTDRs are commonly used to characterize the loss and length of fibers as they go from initial manufacture, though to cabling, warehousing while wound on a drum, installation and then splicing. OTDR test results are often carefuly stored in case of later fiber failure or warranty claims. Fiber failures can be very expensive, both in terms of the direct cost of repair, and consequential loss of service. OTDRs are also commonly used for fault finding on installed systems. In this case, reference to the installation OTDR trace is very useful, to determine where changes have occurred. OTDRs are available with a variety of fiber types and wavelengths, to match common applications. In general, OTDR testing at longer wavelengths such as 1550 nm or 1625 nm, can be used to identify fiber attenuation caused by fiber problems, as opposed to the more common splice or connector losses.

- Splicer

Splicer

Fiber Optic Cable Splicing

Two optical fiber splicing methods are available for permanent joining of two optical fibers. Both methods provide much lower insertion loss compared to fiber connectors.

  1. Fiber optic cable fusion splicing – Insertion loss < 0.1dB
  2. Fiber mechanical splicing – Insertion loss < 0.5dB

Fiber optic cable fusion splicing

Fiber optic cable fusion splicing provides the lowest-loss connection. Special equipment called fusion splicer is used to perform the fiber fusion splicing. The fusion splicer performs optical fiber fusion splicing in two steps.

  1. Precisely align the two fibers
  2. Generate a small electric arc to melt the fibers and weld them together
High precision fusion splicers are usually bulky and expensive. With proper training, a fiber splicing technician can routinely achieve less than 0.1dB insertion loss splicing for both single mode and multimode fiber cables
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