Telecom Lead @ Mobile World Congress 2013: Comba Telecom Systems will launch antenna and subsystems products — to ensure migration path from 2G/3G to LTE networks.
Comba Telecom’s multi-band, multi-system base station antennas and combiners are compatible with 2G/3G and LTE frequencies. Its solution allows operators to deploy multiple systems for existing and new cell sites with a smaller equipment footprint.
Comba Telecom says its LTE base station antennas are compact and supports 790-960MHz and 1710-2690MHz frequencies.
LTE ultra wideband antennas support up to 6 channels. These are designed to address the wide range of LTE frequencies deployed which range between 700MHz to 2.7GHz.
Its LTE multi-band, wideband combiners provide frequencies combination from 380MHzup to 2700MHz
Comba Telecom’s MIMO antennas are designed to provide 3D coverage of street, residential and other small cell scenarios requiring high density coverage such as shopping malls and airports.
In addition to meeting the LTE demand for high data throughput, the antennas are designed specifically for small footprint and aesthetic appearance to facilitate easy deployment.
Carol Ye, deputy general manager of Comba Telecom’s Antenna and Subsystems division, said: “Our new generation of LTE antennas can support ultra-wideband with large range of variable electronic tilt, very good beam shaping features and high reliability.”
Comba Telecom’s LTE solutions have been deployed in countries and regions such as Hong Kong, South America, Middle East, Russia.
