Wireless Communications Infrastructure

Distributed Antenna System (DAS)

Distributed Antenna System (DAS) is a network of antennas designed to distribute and amplify wireless signals. It improves wireless coverage and capacity in specific areas by capturing, amplifying, and distributing signals throughout an area of coverage. A typical DAS consists of components such as the headend, fiber optic cables, remote units, and antennas. These components work together to ensure seamless connectivity.

Mission Critical Communications

Wide variety of organizations are realizing that now is the time to begin modernizing their existing mobile communication networks, much of which is based on narrowband technologies. This includes first responders
- such as police, firefighters, ambulance, and rescue services
- along with other mission-critical sectors including utilities, rail, and defense. When it comes to mission-critical networks, reliability and response times are everything, and constant uptime is the bare minimum required. Beyond these requirements, there is an increasing need to leverage technology that can improve user responses, such as live video feeds of hard-to-reach places and ongoing analysis of constantly changing situations, to achieve a superior level of safety and protection for society and the economy. By leveraging their existing infrastructure, service providers can help public safety and critical infrastructure, industries embrace innovative technologies and reap the full benefitsof digitalization.