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Page 1: Traffic Node With Latest Features

Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-051

Minilink traffic node overview

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-052

AgendaTraffic Node Concept

MINILINK TNMINILINK TN – R3MINILINK TN – SDH Offerings

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-053

MINILINKTraffic Node

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-054

2 modems per sub-rack in AMM 2p5 modems per sub-rack in AMM 6p18 modems per sub-rack in AMM 20pSoftware configurable traffic capacity

TN Magazine

AMM2p AMM6p AMM20p

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-055

TN : Network Topology

AMM20pEthernet, ATM, PDH and/or SDH applications

AMM2pEthernet, PDH and/or SDHapplications

AMM6p Ethernet, ATM, SDH and/or PDH applications

Edge Node Medium sizeHub Node Core Aggregation

Hub Node

Network Example

Core

EDGE

Hub

1) Flexibility with Network Topology2) PDH and SDP rings with same TN3) Scalability of the future network4) Single Management5) DCN in ring with state of Art inbuilt

routers

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-056

Soft Keys

Optional Features enabled by Soft KeysSupports invest-as-you-grow Less hardware variants and minimized lead timeFlexible and unique supply mechanism, prepared to handle large networksSoft Key distributed via E-mail

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-057

Scalable architecture…

Modem Modem

InterfaceControl

Internal buses

Capacity and modulation agility– Soft key intellegence with

license keysBus architecture

– PDH cross-connect bus– High speed buses for SDH,

Ethernet and ATM– Separate control bus– Redundant power

Modular building practice– Plug-in units

Hot swapRedundancyCommon for all magazines

– Electrical or optical SFP

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-058

Traffic cross connection – Soft Labels

Cross connection at E1 level800 Mbit/s switching capacityFully redundantEnd-to-end control from management system

Protection and reduced cabling improves reliability

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-059

TN Modems

Capacities from 2xE1 to 75xE1STM-1 modem with support of XPIC

PDH C-QPSK

2x2 4x2 8x2 16x2 SDH 16

QAM

155

SDH 128 Q

AM

155

PDH 16 QAM

8x2 16x2 22x2 32x2 45x2

MMU2 B

PDH 128 QAM

36x2 75x2

SDH 128 Q

AM

2x155

MMU2 E 155

MMU2 F 155

MMU2 C

MMU2 D

New in R3

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Capacity and modulation agile radio terminalRAU X : One radio supporting all capacities and modulations

in access 18G and 23GRAU /RAU N : Frequency Bands supported

6L, 6U, 7, 8, 11, 13, 15, 24, 26, 28, 32, 38 GHz

128 QAM16/64 QAM128 QAM16 QAMC-QPSK

155 2x2 4x2 8x2 17x2 8x2 17x2 22x2 32x2 46x2 35x2 75x2 155 2x155

RAU

RAU N

RAU XRAU Xu RAU X (Just by SW Expansion)

One radio for all capacities in Access

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RAU XThe new enhanced and flexible RAU N avilable in 18GHz and 23GHz

RAU X – Modulation agile

RAU Xu– C-QPSK– Soft Key for agility*

Enhanced performance– Increased output powers/System gain– Increased output power range

Easy to handle– RAU2 case for all frequencies– Economical compare to RAU 1 (or 2) and

RAU N

Modulation agility enabled today or tomorrow

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-0512

4E1 can be add/dropped by TN 6p/TN 2p. TN 20p can add/drop 8E1 by default. Enough for 2G site. Rest all E1’s (maximum up to 380E1’s) can be cross connected by software patching. Passed transparently. No messy cabling.Two FE ports provided in TN. One for Traffic and one for DCN.SFP interface (Electrical/optical) for SDH MMU’s

4xE1+ User Out

10/100 BASE-T LCT

connection

NPU card10/100

BASE-T

E1 and Ethernet Interfaces

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-0513

Scalability for Traffic More E1’s required? At some of the sites for PoI, LLSolution, LTU in different capacity and typeLTU 12 – Gives 12 electrical E1’s in TN 2p and TN 6pLTU 16 – Gives 16 electrical E1’s in all TN housing unitsLTU 155 e/o – STM-1 electrical or optical interface as per requirement can be housed in all TN.ETU2 Card can be used for more Ethernet Interfaces and through-put

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-0514

MINILINKTraffic Node – R3

What is new?

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AMM 2p and AMM 2p B magazines For edge and repeater node

AMM 2p Existing NodesAMM 2p B – Enhanced VersionMix PDH, SDH and EthernetMagazine height: 1U

AMM 2p AMM 2p B

ImprovedStandardHigh Speed Bus

-48/+24 V Protected

-48/+24 V Unprotected

Power supply

11No of half slot IFM

2+0 or1+1

2+0 or1+1

Modem config.

AMM 2p BAMM 2p

New Housing Units

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-0516

AMM 6p B, C magazinesFor aggregation nodes

Mix PDH, SDH, ATM and EthernetUnused modem slots can be used for other plug-in unitsMagazine height: 3U

AMM 6p B AMM 6p C

ImprovedStandardHigh Speed Bus

-48/+24 V Protected

-48 VProtected

Power supply

PDH -max no of modems

PDHOptimized for

10No of half slot IFM

5+0 or2x(1+1)+1

5+0 or2x(1+1)+1

Modem config.

AMM 6p CAMM 6p B

New Housing Units

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Node Processor Unit, NPU

4xE1+24/-48 VDC 10/100 BASE-T and DCN

USB

DCN USB 4xE1 User I/O4xE1

4xE1+ User Out

10/100 BASE-T

USBDCNconnection

NPU1 B

NPU2

NPU3

4XE1, For local add-drop and/or 1xE1 wayside channel per SDH modem

4XE1, For local add-drop

8XE1, For local add-drop

E1 Interfaces

10/100 BASE-T for DCN traffic10/100 BASE-T for 30 Mbit/s Ethernet traffic

10/100 BASE-T for DCN traffic and 30 Mbit/s Ethernet traffic

10/100 BASE-T for DCN traffic

Ethernet interfaces

2 User Output for A and B alarms

AMM 2p BAMM 6p C

NPU3

-3 User Input and 3 User Output signals

User I/O

AMM 2pAMM 6p BAMM 20p

Fits in

NPU2NPU1 B

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16xE1

Line Termination Unit, Interfaces for 12xE1 and 16xE1

12xE1

-48 V

16XE1, 120 Ohm G.703

all magazines

LTU 16x2

-48/+24 V-48/+24 V-48/+24 VPower

16XE1, 120 Ohm G.703

12XE1, 120 Ohm G.703

12XE1, 120 Ohm G.703

Interfaces

all magazines

AMM 2p, AMM 2p BAMM 6p C

AMM 2pFits inLTU 16/1LTU3 12/1LTU 12X2

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-0519

Line Termination Unit, LTU 155 and LTU B 155

LTU 155 (STM-1 Line Termination Unit)– Terminal multiplexer function– Fits in all magazines– MSP 1+1 and hardware protection – Electrical or optical traffic interfaces– -48 V

STM-1 (el.)STM-1 (opt.)

63xVC12 Termination

LTU 155

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-0520

Power Filter Unit, PFU

Power distribution in AMMThree PFU Versions:

– PFU1 for AMM 20p (-48V*)– PFU3 for AMM 6p B(-48V*)– PFU3 B for AMM 6p C and – (-48/+24V)

One PFU required, A second optional PFU for redundancy

* + 24V DC via external converter

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-0521

New radio cable solutions

Thinner Radio cable (Ø 7.6 mm) – Lower weight: Simplified

transportation and mast installation– Lower price – Smoother and more flexible

Prepared for direct connection to MMUCable clamps and Connector kit

– Simplified and faster installation

Flexible RAU Kit

Cable length

Cable diameter

200-400 mØ 16 mm

100-200 mØ 10 mm

0-100 mØ 7.6 mm

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Ericsson Confidential 2008-05-0522

Compact outdoor solution

Outdoor cabinet solutionMPH Solution – For Metros

– Tested solution carries 4E1 – All outdoor Solution with AC power supply option– TN/ML-E compatible with MPH over air interface– To be released in Traffic Node Version by Q308

Traffic Node housed in BTS– TN 2p and TN 6p can be housed in E///

Outdoor BTS– Complete solution for outdoor

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Hardware components - summary

AMM 6p

AMM 2p

MagazinesPlug-in units

•Node Processor Unit•Modem Unit•Power Supply Unit•Fan Unit

•LTU 16/1 •LTU 12/1

Radio unit• MINI-LINK Agile Radio (RAU 2 and RAU N)

Interface-modules

AAU

AMM 20p

ETU2

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MINILINKTraffic Node – R3

SDH Offerings

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Feature highlights:Mix SDH and PDH/Ethernet/ATM in MINI-LINK TN

– Extremely compact footprint

Efficient spectrum usage with XPICImproved system gainExtensive SDH network reliability

– Selection of Protection modes

SDH Interface modules

MINI-LINK TN SDH Offering

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Mix SDH and PDH in MINI-LINK TN

Traditional solution

MINI-LINK TN + MINI-LINK HC 1.x solution

MINI-LINK TN (mixed PDH/SDH)

PDH and SDH under the same roof

Common for SDH and PDH/ATM/Ethernet:Outdoor unitmagazinesplug-in unitsmanagement

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Improved System gaincompared to MINI-LINK HC

Improved System gain

Improved sensitivity– Typically 1dB compared to MINI-LINK HC

Support of new radio unit - RAU X– Offers 2-3dB higher output power than RAU N

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Scalable architecture

Picture showing optical and electrical SFPs

No interference between SDH and PDH traffic– Separate PDH cross-connect bus and high

speed point-to-point buses for SDH, Ethernet and ATM

Separate control- and traffic busesSeparate power busPlug-in units

– User-selectable– Redundant – Hot swap

SFP modules– User-selectable– Optical or electrical

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1+1 SDH Radio Protection MMU2 E/F 155

HSB – Hot StandBy

RAU

MMU

MMU

RAU

MMU

RAU

RAU

MMU

SDH protection

Line ProtectionThrough the backplane

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ELP, Equipment and Link ProtectionMMU2 E/F 155

HSB – Hot StandBy

MSP 1+1*)

MSP 1+1*)

*) Mode = uni-directional MSP switching

RAU

MMU

MMU

RAU

MMU

RAU

RAU

MMU

SDH protection

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EEP Enhanced Equipment Protection MMU2 E/F 155

HSB – Hot StandByLSD – Laser Shut Down

Passive Optical Splitter/CombinerRAU

MMU

MMU

RAU

MMU

RAU

RAU

MMU

SDH protection for optical interfaces

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XPIC, efficient spectrum usageMMU2 F 155

XPIC improves the use of CCDP– 2 x STM-1 capacity in one frequency channel

Double your channel capacity with XPIC

MMU

MMU

STM-1

STM-1

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Propagation protectionHot/working stand by, microwave protection

Soft degradationEthernet over multiple connections-Like LCAS

Ring protectionE1/STM-1 SNCP, media independent

Extensive protection features

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Antenna with different standard size for different freq.0.3m,0.6m,1.2m,1.8m,2.4m,3.0m and 3.7mSeparately installed

single- and dual polarizedantennas

Compact antennas

Integrated power-splitter

…with common antenna