NetPoint
CBRS

antenna

The growing demand for wireless connectivity is placing increased pressure on the capacity and spectrum availability for network deployment. Meeting the need for accessible spectrum has become a pressing challenge, prompting the industry to take proactive measures to tackle this issue.

One significant development in this regard is the allocation of 150 MHz of spectrum in the 3.5 GHz band for commercial use, made available to a broader market segment through the Citizens Broadband Radio Services (CBRS) spectrum band.

This initiative has led to the establishment of a shared access service, and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has laid out a three-tiered access framework comprising incumbent users, priority access licensees (PAL), and generally authorized users. The auction of PALs is scheduled to commence in July.                  

Despite the well-defined rules governing user access in the CBRS spectrum, the influx of CBRS users highlights the importance of meticulous frequency planning and interference mitigation techniques. In point-to-point connections, whether for client premises or backhaul, the antenna plays a pivotal role in defending against interference.

NetPoint's 3.5 GHz wireless and broadband parabolic antennas are specifically engineered to enhance signal-to-noise ratios by increasing gain and reducing interference. This advancement in RF performance paves the way for achieving higher modulation rates, increased capacity, and enhanced throughput in any point-to-point link.

NetPoint 3.5 GHz wireless and broadband parabolic antennas are designed to improve signal to noise ratio through enhanced gain and reduced interference. This improved RF performance will allow higher modulation rates, capacity, and throughput for any point-to-point link. NetPoint 3.5 GHz antennas support applications including Fixed Wireless, Mobility, Public Safety, Railway, and Utilities.