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Multi Site Cell Part 4

The document discusses three methods for providing cellular coverage in tunnels: 1) A distributed antenna system deployed at tunnel entrances/exits provides better coverage and is easier to maintain than individual cells. 2) Leaky coaxial cable eases requirements for overlapping coverage for high-speed travel through mid-to-long tunnels. 3) Radio access network sharing allows multiple subsites to be configured on a single radio unit board, allowing multiple operators to share network infrastructure.

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Multi Site Cell Part 4

The document discusses three methods for providing cellular coverage in tunnels: 1) A distributed antenna system deployed at tunnel entrances/exits provides better coverage and is easier to maintain than individual cells. 2) Leaky coaxial cable eases requirements for overlapping coverage for high-speed travel through mid-to-long tunnels. 3) Radio access network sharing allows multiple subsites to be configured on a single radio unit board, allowing multiple operators to share network infrastructure.

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Multi-site cell + distributed antenna system

Provides better coverage and is easier to maintain. The distributed antenna system only needs to
be deployed at the entrance and exit of a tunnel.
Indoor Distributed Antenna
6F
6F
RXU 6F
5F
5F
5F
elevator
4F
4F
3F
3F
RXU 3F
2F
2F
1F
1F
1F

Distributed Antenna in a Tunnel

RXU RXU

Multi-site cell + leaky coaxial cable


Eases requirements for overlapping coverage when an MS is moving quickly through a mid- or
long-distance tunnel.

RXU RXU

Multi-site cell + RAN Sharing


Multiple subsites can be configured on one RXU board.
RXU RXU RXU RXU RXU RXU
Operator A
Operator B
RXU RXU RXU Operator C
Operator D
Subsite 1
Operator B
RXU

Subsite 0
Operator D

Subsite 2

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