DC Power Solutions for Broadband
Broadband has become an essential service, both for businesses and the communities it serves, spurring economic growth and creating job opportunities. Broadband supports businesses and consumers in areas of healthcare, remote learning, public safety, and work-at-home applications. ICT powers broadband networks, providing reliable, uninterrupted power required to keep these networks operational.
Fixed wireless broadband networks provide highspeed internet connectivity to consumers and businesses in areas where fiber may be cost prohibitive. Customer premise equipment (CPE) connects to nearby radio towers wirelessly, allowing access to highspeed internet.
ICT products provide critical power to fixed wireless network devices, such as microwave backhaul, point-to-point and point-to-multipoint radios, which transmit data wirelessly to provide internet connectivity.
Mobile wireless or radio access networks connect user equipment such as mobile phones to a cellular network. Radio frequency signals from user devices are transmitted to nearby cellular towers, where the remote radio head installed on the tower processes the signal and transmits it to the base transceiver station at the base of the tower.
ICT products provide critical power to radio access network devices, such as base transceiver stations (BTS), base station controllers (BSC), microwave backhaul, point-to-point (PTP) and point-to-multipoint (PMP) radios, which transmit data wirelessly to provide internet connectivity.
Private LTE/4G/5G networks provide secure, reliable and fast voice and data connectivity through private local area networks based on LTE, 4G or 5G technologies, allowing private organizations to create more secure local area networks versus traditional Wi-Fi networks.
These networks can provide automation capabilities for manufacturing and logistics operations, utilizing industrial internet of things devices (IIoT).
ICT products provide critical power to radio access network devices, such as base transceiver stations (BTS), access points and other network equipment.
Wireline networks provide highspeed voice and data connectivity through physical conductors, including fiber optic cable, coaxial cable and phone lines.
ICT products provide power to wireline network devices such as optical line terminals (OLT) in passive optical (PON) networks and gigabit optical networks (GPON).
