Thanks A LOT to creed23 for the pictures from the Ubiquiti Airmax conferences.
Posts Tagged ‘beamforming’
New Ubiquiti Airmax Products Pictures!
Friday, October 29th, 2010Ubiquiti new product line
Friday, October 29th, 2010You can see all the pictures in next post.
AirSync – GPS synchronization – looks great (maybe you can put 5 radios on your tower and use only one channel)!
GPS sync.
The GPS receiver integrated in the RocketM5, rocket have 3 rpsma connectors. Airbeam rocket have also GPS receiver.
New Rocket m5 connector close.
AirBeam – something like 90deg. sector antenna but inside is 7 high gain separate antennas. Radio is switching between antenas – receives only on antena where particular CPE is connected => antena is sector but acts as directional – high gain, limit interferrences
Omnidirectional antena for Rocket M5
90 degree angle, 16 degree beamwidth, 24dBi Energy per Beam, 7 inrependant beams.
90 degree beamwidth beam steering antenna. That will allow a 43 dBm EIRP on your access points now.
Dual polarity omni antenna for Rocket.
UniFi – WiFi for enterprise – very nice indoor accesspoint with wall/ceiling mount, central management for all accesspoints from server.
Indoor access points with centralized management.
AirCam – ubiquiti’s IP camera + whole software solution (NVR…) which works with cameras from 3rd party manufacturers
IP cameras and NVR software.
The camera is a full 720p, 30FPS h.264. AirVision utility and product line AirCam are expected in December.
NanoBridge M900 passive reflector for M900 to increase gain and directionality.
3GStantion – 3GStation 3g to wifi AP?
TOUGHCable – elimination of Ethernet and PoE problems. Available q4.
Links :
http://www.ubnt.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23859&page=6
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r24993707-Ubiquiti-new-product-line-up~start=20
Hope to find any pictures soon.
Ralink Technology Demonstrates Beam Forming
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010Hi today I found this, it is interesting press release from RALINK to find that there is a standard for beam forming.
Soon we can see cheap alternatives to Ruckus wireless. As Ralink is fully open source we can see open-mesh running on one of these. Yes Rukus uses special 12 or more elements antennas … but we will wait and see.
RT3883 and RT3593: The industry’s first commercially available single-chip 450Mbps 3×3 802.11n access point and station solutions with Beam Forming technology. The RT3883, featuring three dual band 2.4/5GHz radios, a 500MHz MIPS74K CPU, and a variety of connectivity interfaces, is the most advanced Wi-Fi Access Point/Router platform in the industry. The RT3593 is the most highly integrated 450Mbps 3×3 client solution available on the market with an embedded media access controller, baseband processor, and three dual band 2.4/5GHz radios on a single chip. Both RT3883 and RT3593 chips incorporate Ralink’s high-performance radio and baseband architectures, delivering best-in-class Wi-Fi performance, low power consumption, and cost-effective price points.
The RT3883 and RT3593 chips are also the first single chip 802.11n solutions which support the IEEE standard’s optional Beam Forming functionality. With Beam Forming technology, the RT3883 and RT3593 intelligently determine a receiver’s distance and location, control various transmission parameters, and optimize the Wi-Fi signals to maximize throughput, range, and reliability. This break-through technology enables superior Wi-Fi coverage, interference mitigation, and more reliable connections for data-centric and video-over-WiFi applications. The RT3883 and RT3593 support the IEEE’s optional 802.11n Explicit Beam Forming standard and also incorporate Ralink’s 802.11n Implicit Beam Forming technology which improves performance even when communicating with legacy 802.11a/b/g or 802.11n devices that do not support the IEEE Beam Forming protocol.