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United States : RADISYS, AIRHOP and BROADCOM offer SON LTE small cell technology to operators
Publish Date : 16-Jun-2014
Wireless infrastructure solution provider Radisys Corporation joined hands with AirHop and Broadcom Corporation to deliver integrated Self-Organizing Network solution LTE small cell networks.
The solution with the integration of AirHop's eSon software with Radisys’ Trillium LTE TOTALeNodeB solution and Broadcom Corporation’s BCM617xxseries small cell silicon.
Radisys said that the integration enables mobile operators to use interference management functionality across a broad customer base. The trial run of the solution is underway with leading mobile operators.
Mobile operators are using LTE small cells to add capacity to their networks and increase coverage and performance to meet mobile subscribers’ bandwidth needs and demand for anywhere, anytime cell service.
This integration of small cells into multi-vendor, multi-technology and multi-mode Heterogeneous Networks (HetNets) is driving demand for SON capabilities and features.
SON enables the coordination of time and frequency resources, provides dynamic interference management and reduces costs of initial small cell roll-outs. The integrated pre-verified and pre-optimized SON solution provides a time-to-market advantage.
The solution reduces OPEX through automatic discovery, self configuration and other OSS level SON function and provides support for distributed real-time inter-cell coordination.
The solution improves the system capacity through intelligent radio resource allocation. It offers real-time coordination among multiple cells coupled with interference management and load balancing algorithms.
