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Revolutionizing Connectivity: LAMTA Automates RF Signal Control for North American WISPs
Acentury is pleased to announce the first LAMTA deployment with a North American Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP). As a fixed wireless internet service provider, this client is a key contributor to Canada’s Connectivity Strategy, which is a plan to connect 95% of Canadians to high-speed internet by 2026, and 100% by 2030. The strategy aims to provide universal broadband access, improve mobile wireless coverage, and support innovation and digital adoption.
Using a Diplexer Design to Meet the CBRS Band Requirements for In-Building DAS
In the world of telecommunications, innovation often springs from necessity. A tier 1 mobile operator faced challenges when trying to accommodate separate radios operating in different bands for their in-building DAS projects.
How to Manage RF attenuation control to Help Scale Your Wireless Lab
Wireless labs can often have many Remote Radio Units or Remote Radio Heads (RRUs/RRHs) to manage. To conduct testing, these RF ports are connected to RF attenuation equipment before being routed to RF testing stations.
Enabling Connectivity in Toronto's TTC Subway with Acentury Radiocomm Components
Acentury Inc. played a vital role in empowering mobile carriers to enhance their network coverage within the TTC. RF attenuators are essential components that control and manage signal strength, ensuring optimal connectivity within tunnels and stations.
Network Slicing brings revenue opportunities and testing challenges for operators
Mobile carriers have invested considerably in deploying 5G New Radio (NR) and 5G standalone (SA) networks. One of the most promising features of 5G Standalone (SA) to help monetize new services for subscribers is Network Slicing.
Saving Attenuator Shelf Space with a Compact Solution for an Active DAS System
A Canadian Tier 1 operator was deploying their active DAS system where they encountered challenges with rack space for attenuators. To solve this problem, they were looking for a compact-sized attenuator design that could fit as many units as possible per rack shelf.