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Dali Wireless Unveils HDS™ (High Density System) for Intelligent Wireless Coverage and Dynamic Capacity Allocation(PR Web Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) (PRWEB) June 23, 2014 Dali Wireless, Inc., a global provider of the advanced all-digital RF Router™, today unveils High Density System (HDS™), the only solution on the market that can simultaneously allocate wireless coverage and capacity dynamically. This revolutionary platform makes it suitable for many situations that require dynamic capacity allocation, intelligent coverage, and intelligent interference mitigation. It can also serve as an end-to-end digital Distributed Antenna System (DAS). Based on the RF Router technology, HDS delivers the high capacity of a macro-cell, the flexible coverage of DAS with the tiny footprint of a pico-cell without traditional interference challenges. HDS is the only digital-to-the-edge "fiber-to-antenna" Radio Distribution System on the market. It is technology-, vendor-, and band-agnostic, and supports up to 10Gbps/300MHz over a single fiber, leading to efficient data transfer and more data throughput. In addition, it is the only solution on the market that meets the 3GPP MIMO signal requirement for delay in-balance of maximum 65ns. With Dali's patented dynamic capacity allocation and digital RF Router technology, it has an optical link budget sufficient for operators to deploy over a long range, as high as 40km, without signal degradation. This results in less noise interference and less equipment required. As mobile connectivity becomes ubiquitous, coverage is also needed in rural areas. However, rural areas tend to have low density of users and business economics sometimes do not justify a separate deployment for the rural areas. With HDS, operators can now install a solution in a major city and route the capacity to the nearby rural area where coverage is needed. Operators will have the flexibility to allocate resources dynamically to best utilize the scarce spectrum and provide a truly future-proof solution. In a typical urban deployment, operators need to support the wireless peak load for each individual building where mobile usage and user density are high. With HDS, capacity over-provisioning is no longer an issue. HDS can dynamically pool capacity together and route it to where and when it is needed. HDS transforms any radio frequency signals from base stations into IP, CPRI, or IP/CPRI-like packets to allow "any-to-any RF routing" within a software-defined virtualized radio distribution network. With this revolutionary approach, operators can address the challenges and limitations of traditional DAS including link budget, capacity over-provisioning, interference and handovers. "HDS is uniquely different from both conventional analog and even other digital systems. HDS is built upon a decade worth of patented digital signal processing, proprietary RF power amplifiers and advanced networking technologies; rather than incrementally building on current DAS concepts," said Albert Lee, CEO of Dali Wireless. "This puts Dali's customers in a position to maximize ROIs in this rapidly evolving telecommunications ecosystem. HDS is a differentiator for our customers to monetize trends now and in the future." For more information on RF Router, download the "Introduction to RF Router" whitepaper. For more information on recent implementations, download our case study around a hotel in LAX. About Dali Wireless Founded in 2006, Dali Wireless is a global provider of digital-over-fiber wireless distribution systems that provide significant advantages over traditional passive and active distributed antenna systems. It is the most versatile, cost-effective, best performing solution for extending the coverage and capacity of wireless carriers indoors and outdoors. For more information, visit http://www.daliwireless.com, or contact us at information(at)daliwireless(dot)com, or (604) 420-7760. To stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends and Dali Wireless news, follow us on Twitter @DaliWireless. Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/06/prweb11964472.htm (c) 2014 PRWEB.COM Newswire |