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Friday seminar:
Title:
Friday seminar: "Radio Innovation's Super Effective Antenna Systems"
When:
07.09.2012 14.30 h - 16.00 h
Where:
Wireless@ KTH - Kista
Category:
Seminar

Description

Wireless@KTH are pleased to invite you to an exciting Friday seminar:

Date and time: Friday 7 September at 14:30.

Speaker: Torbjörn Johnson, Founder, President & CEO, Radio Innovation Sweden AB.

Topic: Radio Innovation's Super Effective Antenna Systems

Abstract: ”With pioneering development, it happens” – somebody with good insight and experience in the technology and the needs of end customers combines a great number of simple solutions that enable us to make a big leap to the introduction of  lower cost, higher speed, wireless everywhere.

Antennas in the mobile base stations have since  long been built with principles of the past. Antennas have not had any high priority, nor do they have a high cost for an operators total Capex.  As long as they work, it has been “sufficient”.  The forgotten components.

But what happens if someone, after 18 years of R&D,  optimizes and changes  the total technical praxis how the antennas are designed  and suddenly demonstrates that the total efficiency can be improved 50 -100  times and the whole network economy, both Capex,  Opex and Energy consumption can be reduced dramatically, from rural to urban sites!

This is exactly what Torbjörn Johnson at Radio Innovation Sweden AB  has done. Torbjörn’s newly patented antenna system solutions to install the antennas modularly  with up to 256 dipoles instead of as today 8, and increase the number of sectors per site from  todays 3 to 6, 9,12, 18 or 24 makes  the sites get booth a significantly improved coverage area (5-16 times) and  Data Rates, but also increase  the capacity up to 8 times compared with standard antennas, without increasing the wind loading on existing towers.  The SAS Super Antenna System has been tested in the field in selected  countries and areas and  demonstrated that it meets the technical claims, predictions and operators expectations.

An important  question that often is brought up is, if  with existing radio equipment, the field strength or power flux density (which is important  not to exceed human exposure limits) near the antennas is increased. The answer is ”No” and the contrary. The solutions result that the gain in the near zone  0 – 1 000 m is reduced, and increasing it  from 2 000-20 000m.  At the same time allocate  the signal  over a significantly larger area, which in turn means  significantly lower  field strength in the near zone according to ICNIRP och 3GPP  MCL requirements. The customers that happen to live  in the fringe 50-75% of site areas  receive a better indoor signal, Data Rate and quality.

Even if the technical specifications on  Coverage Area, Data Rates and site Capacity are impressive for the new Super Antenna Solutions, it is the economy when operators build out or upgrade existing  towers  with these antenna solutions together with RI’s 50 site planning rules, that the cost savings become  revolutionary.  The ROI calculations and LTE-A site costs/GB  in  different global networks show that the number of base stations for G2,3,4  and their Opex  can be reduced by 70-86%  in booth upgrade and new countryside sites, even for all customers  nationwide. This without putting the countryside customers at lower Coverage  quality and Data Rates or monthly Capacity.

A  reduction of the total number of base stations required in a country for LTE  is not only an economical issue for operators – it is also a savings of natural resources as spectrum and energy.    To upgrade from GSM-voice,  to LTE-A mobile data at > 350Mb/s and 150GB/customer/month  to all  100% people in the  country, several drastic technical and economical  improvements are needed.

The ambition within EU is that as soon as possible enable higher speed mobile services (> 30 and up to 150 Mbit/s) to all within EU inclusive  countryside people. Shall this be possible and at the same time  reduce the costs, it is important to adopt new ideas and super-efficient solutions.

Radio Innovation  now introduces the SAS (Super Antenna System) solutions and challenges traditional solutions and femtocells to improve the mobile networks Coverage,  Quality, Data Rates, Capacity and Economy.  Join the KTH-Wireless seminar on September 7 at 14.30, to listen to Torbjörn, and discuss with him,  when he presents the new technology.

Bio: Mr. Johnson has more than 35 years of world-leading ex­pe­ri­ence in the cellular in­dust­ry. He foun­ded 4 companies; designed and com­mer­cia­lized more than 350 hard­­ware mo­du­les for TV broad­­casting and cellular commu­ni­ca­ti­ons, de­signed and deli­ve­red 9 ge­ne­rations of BTSs for NMT-450, NMT-900, and GSM-900; sold his first com­pany Radio­sys­tem Swe­den AB to Ericsson in 1988 after suc­ces­sful IPO; was a Tech­nical Director with Ericsson; de­signed low-power NMT hand­sets and phased-array an­ten­nas for cel­lular ap­pli­ca­tions; re­cog­ni­zed as pio­neer of mobile tele­phony and cellular systems innovator

 

Venue

Wireless@ KTH
Venue:
Wireless@ KTH   -   Website
Street:
Isafjordsgatan 26, C corridor, floor 3
ZIP:
16440
City:
Kista

Description

 

Wireless@KTH is located in the Electrum building which has two addresses: Isafjordsgatan 26 or Kistagången 16. When inside the building, head for corridor C, third floor. The Wireless@KTH seminar venue is located in the premises of "EIT ICT labs" (you will see large signs at the entrance).

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tidnIN BRIEF Wireless@KTH is a unique meeting place for industry and academia. Besides research project collaboration, the  center arranges seminars, workshop & conferences for our industrial and academic partners. Locally, our popular Friday seminars provide an informal occasion for researcher and engineers in the field to meet.


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