EMPRESA DE ENERGIA DEL PERU

S O L U C I O N P R O P U E S TA

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Resumen Cálculos de Disponibilidad
Site 1 Site 2 Site 1 Site 2 Site 1 Site 2
Site 1 Site 2 Path Site 1 Site 2 Site 1 Site 2 Antenna Antenna Antenna Antenna Vertical Vertical
Site 1 Site 2 Site 1 Site 1 Site 2 Site 2 Azimuth Azimuth Length Elevation Elevation Antenna Antenna diameter diameter height height angle angle
Name Name Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude (°) (°) (Km) (m) (m) model model (m) (m) (m) (m) (°) (°)
COLCABAMBA MANTARO 12 22 01.46 S 74 41 37.67 W 12 21 22.50 S 74 38 55.10 W 76.3 256.3 5.10 3862.8 1998.5 VHLP2-7W/C VHLP2-7W/C 0.6 0.6 18 30 -20.10 20.10
COLCABAMBA CHONTA 12 22 01.46 S 74 41 37.67 W 12 38 24.88 S 74 30 01.08 W 145.2 325.1 36.80 3862.8 4461.7 VHLP4-7W VHLP4-7W 1.2 1.2 50 50 0.80 -1.10
CHONTA AYACUCHO 12 38 24.88 S 74 30 01.08 W 13 18 28.61 S 74 04 43.88 W 148.3 328.2 86.90 4461.7 4251.7 VHLP4-7W VHLP4-7W 1.2 1.2 40 20 -0.50 -0.10
VHLP4-7W (DR) VHLP4-7W (DR) 1.2 1.2 50 30
AYACUCHO ANDAHUAYLAS 13 18 28.61 S 74 04 43.88 W 13 51 57.40 S 73 37 26.10 W 141.5 321.4 79.00 4251.7 4329.5 VHLP4-7W VHLP4-7W 1.2 1.2 40 10 -0.20 -0.30
VHLP4-7W (DR) VHLP4-7W (DR) 1.2 1.2 50 20
ANDAHUAYLAS CHALHUANCA 13 51 57.40 S 73 37 26.10 W 14 26 56.70 S 73 17 18.20 W 150.7 330.7 74.00 4329.4 4653.0 VHLP4-7W VHLP4-7W 1.2 1.2 20 20 0.00 -0.50
VHLP4-7W (DR) VHLP4-7W (DR) 1.2 1.2 10 10
COTARUSE CHALHUANCA 14 32 01.81 S 73 18 02.12 W 14 26 56.70 S 73 17 18.20 W 8 188 9.50 4109.7 4653.0 VHLP2-7W/C VHLP2-7W/C 0.6 0.6 20 20 3.30 -3.30
COTARUSE ISCAHUACA 14 32 01.81 S 73 18 02.12 W 14 38 37.81 S 73 08 17.90 W 124.9 304.8 21.30 4109.7 4828.5 VHLP3-7W VHLP3-7W 0.9 0.9 104 90 1.80 -2.00
ISCAHUACA COTAHUASI 14 38 37.81 S 73 08 17.90 W 15 16 31.51 S 72 45 02.01 W 149.2 329.1 81.40 4828.5 5016.3 VHLP4-7W VHLP4-7W 1.2 1.2 75 30 -0.20 -0.40
VHLP4-7W (DR) VHLP4-7W (DR) 1.2 1.2 85 40
COTAHUASI ANDAGUA 15 16 31.51 S 72 45 02.01 W 15 27 41.60 S 72 24 43.40 W 119.6 299.5 41.80 5016.3 4696.0 VHLP4-7W VHLP4-7W 1.2 1.2 20 14 -0.60 0.30
ANDAGUA HUAMBO 15 27 41.60 S 72 24 43.40 W 15 52 28.70 S 72 04 31.60 W 141.8 321.7 58.40 4696.0 4659.8 VHLP3-7W VHLP3-7W 0.9 0.9 5 5 -0.20 -0.20
VHLP3-7W (DR) VHLP3-7W (DR) 0.9 0.9 14 14
HUAMBO SOCABAYA 15 52 28.70 S 72 04 31.60 W 16 28 30.35 S 71 31 04.28 W 138.2 318 89.30 4659.8 2379.2 VHLP4-7W VHLP4-7W 1.2 1.2 5 30 -1.80 1.20
VHLP4-7W (DR) VHLP4-7W (DR) 1.2 1.2 15 40

Site 1 Site 2
Site 1 Site 2 RX Effective Effective
Site 1 Site 2 Site 1 TX Site 2 TX Antenna Antenna Site 1 Site 2 Site 1 RX Site 2 RX threshold fade fade Annual Total
Site 1 Site 2 TX Freq TX Freq Emission power power gain gain EIRP EIRP signal signal level margin margin multipath annual
Name Name (MHz) (MHz) Pol. Radio model designator (dBm) (dBm) (dBi) (dBi) (dBm) (dBm) (dBm) (dBm) (dBm) (dB) (dB) (%) (%)
COLCABAMBA MANTARO 7680.0 7526.0 H E600sp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 27.5 27.5 31.1 31.1 55.0 55.0 -42.7 -42.7 -77.5 34.7 34.7 100.000000 100.000000
COLCABAMBA CHONTA 7708.0 7554.0 V E600hp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 30.5 30.5 37.3 37.3 64.2 64.2 -44.9 -44.9 -77.5 31.4 32.3 99.999988 99.999988
CHONTA AYACUCHO 7554.0 7708.0 H E600hp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 30.5 30.5 37.3 37.3 67.8 67.8 -45.7 -45.7 -77.5 30.7 31.6 99.999847 99.999847
-45.7 -45.7 -77.5 30.7 31.6
AYACUCHO ANDAHUAYLAS 7680.0 7526.0 V E600hp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 30.5 30.5 37.3 37.3 67.8 67.8 -44.7 -44.7 -77.5 32.7 32.7 99.999852 99.999852
-44.7 -44.7 -77.5 32.7 32.7
ANDAHUAYLAS CHALHUANCA 7554.0 7708.0 H E600sp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 27.5 27.5 37.3 37.3 64.8 64.8 -47.2 -47.2 -77.5 30.0 30.3 99.999934 99.999934
-47.2 -47.2 -77.5 30.0 30.3
COTARUSE CHALHUANCA 7526.0 7680.0 V E600hp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 30.5 30.5 31.1 31.1 58.0 58.0 -45.2 -45.2 -77.5 32.2 31.9 100.000000 100.000000
COTARUSE ISCAHUACA 7554.0 7708.0 V E600hp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 30.5 30.5 35.3 35.3 62.2 62.2 -44.0 -44.0 -77.5 33.4 33.2 100.000000 100.000000
ISCAHUACA COTAHUASI 7680.0 7526.0 H E600hp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 30.5 30.5 37.3 37.3 67.8 67.8 -45.0 -45.0 -77.5 32.4 32.1 99.999871 99.999871
-45.0 -45.0 -77.5 32.4 32.1
COTAHUASI ANDAGUA 7554.0 7708.0 V E600hp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 30.5 30.5 37.3 37.3 64.2 64.2 -46.1 -46.1 -77.5 30.7 31.1 99.999953 99.999953
ANDAGUA HUAMBO 7708.0 7554.0 H E600hp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 30.5 30.5 35.3 35.3 65.8 65.8 -45.9 -45.9 -77.5 30.3 30.9 99.999879 99.999879
-45.9 -45.9 -77.5 30.3 30.9
HUAMBO SOCABAYA 7554.0 7708.0 V E600hp7e_28M 32Q 105Mb 27M5D7W 30.5 30.5 37.3 37.3 67.8 67.8 -45.8 -45.8 -77.5 31.1 31.3 99.999977 99.999977
-45.8 -45.8 -77.5 31.1 31.3
Total Annual Availability End-to-End: 99.999301

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Solución Propuesta para MANTARO

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
2 x RAC60 Cards
1 x DAC16x Card
1 x DAC GE3 Card
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 146W

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Solución Propuesta para COLCABAMBA

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 235W

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Solución Propuesta para CHONTA

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 235W

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Solución Propuesta para AYACUCHO

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 235W

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Solución Propuesta para ANDAHUAYLAS

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 235W

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Solución Propuesta para CHALHUANCA

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 235W

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Solución Propuesta para COTARUSE

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
1 x DAC16x Card
1 x DAC GE3 Card
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 252W

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Solución Propuesta para ISCAHUACA

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 235W

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Solución Propuesta para COTAHUASI

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 235W

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Solución Propuesta para ANDAGUA

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 235W

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Solución Propuesta para HUAMBO

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 235W

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Solución Propuesta para SOCABAYA

1 x INUe, NCC, FAN Cards

1 x NPC Card
4 x RAC60 Cards
1 x DAC16x Card
1 x DAC GE3 Card
2 x AUX Card

Consumo: 146W

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ECLIPSE PACKET NODE PLATFORM ETSI

A D VA N C E D W I R E L E S S B A C K H A U L S O L U T I O N S

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Eclipse™ Packet Node

• Nodal platform for maximum flexibility,

scalability and efficiency
• Smart plug-in options for Gigabit
Ethernet and TDM Transport
• Proven field performance
• Ultra reliable

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Multi-Service Platform Support

Highest Nodal and Link Throughputs for Ethernet or Ethernet+TDM

• Gigabit Ethernet
• Up to 462 Mbit/s per DPP link

• Up to 200 Mbit/s per Bus link

• Up to six links and 2000 Mbit/s per INU node

• Super-PDH: Up to 100xE1 per link or INU node

• SDH: Up to 2xSTM1 per link or INU node

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Eclipse Packet Node Platform

One compact indoor unit supports multiple RF links

• Split-mount, 5 to 38 GHz
• Up to 3 links with INU, up to 6 links with INUe
• Interconnects multiple radio and interface systems
• Service customization via hot-pluggable cards
• Efficient nodal platform dramatically reduces rack
space needed

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Intelligent Indoor Units

Easy customization via pluggable cards

• INU supports 4 option cards, INUe 10

• Maximum 3 links on one INU, 6 on INUe

• Extensive Ethernet and TDM transport INU

options
• Comprehensive platform, link and interface
protection options
• Most complete and compact nodal solution
available
INUe
• -48 Vdc PSU with +24 Vdc option

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Flexible Expansion on Backplane
Most complete range of link and interface options
• New links added by inserting a Radio Access Card (RAC) and
installing a companion ODU
• Link protection added by inserting a companion RAC and ODU
• New or different interface options by adding/changing interface cards
• Interface protection added by inserting a companion card
• Easy extension of capacity on existing links
• Modulation options from QPSK to 256 QAM
• Adaptive modulation to maximize use of available fade margin
• Co-channel (CCDP / XPIC) options to double link capacity
• Easy change of services on existing links
• TDM to TDM+IP, to all-IP
• Maximum flexibility - maximum ease of upgrade
• Lowest upgrade costs - maximum value-add

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Maximized IP Performance on Data Packet Plane
Data Packet Plane (DPP) adds a high-performance packet switch plane
• DPP operates independently of the circuit-switched backplane
• DPP bypasses the backplane for un-restricted node capacity and lower latency
• DPP is Ethernet-only, backplane is TDM and/or Ethernet
• Link traffic can be from the DPP and backplane
• Perfect for native mixed-mode, IP+TDM: GigE traffic via the DPP with TDM traffic
(or TDM and IP traffic) via the backplane
• Requires RAC 60E/6XE with DAC GE3
• DPP uses direct connections between the packet data port on a RAC 60E / RAC 6XE
and its associated DAC GE3
• DPP requires Node-based licensing

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Native TDM plus Native Ethernet

NxE1
TDM

Backplane
LIU Airframe containers are
allocated to TDM
payload, side by side with
Ethernet/IP payload

TDM Card Air

NMS
Frame

FEC
Mux

Data Packet Plane

Available Airframe
capacity is assigned
between TDM and Packet
GigE

data as required
Ethernet
Switch

Ethernet traffic via DPP only,

Ethernet Switch Card DPP + Backplane, or Backplane only

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Flexible, Modular User Interface Cards
Add/change/configure user interfaces
• Gigabit / Fast Ethernet only, or with NxE1 or STM1 • Hot swappable
• NxE1 • Auto-configuring
• 1x, 2xSTM1 • Protectable
• STM1 muxed to NxE1
• NxE3 muxed to NxE1
• STM1 + 1xE1
• Auxiliary sync or async data
• Alarm I/O access

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DAC 16xV2 PDH Interface Card
• 16xE1 tributary connections
• Line impedance 120 ohms balanced or 75 ohms unbalanced
• HDR-50 connectors with cable options to free-end, BNC, or RJ-45

• 1+1 tributary protection on paired DAC 16xV2 cards

Trib protection

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DAC GE3 Extended Gigabit Switch
• Three RJ-45 10/100/1000Base-T ports
• Two multi-purpose SFP ports - 1000Base-ZX/LX/SX optical or
10/100/1000Base-T electrical
• Six backplane transport channel (TC) ports
• Data Packet Plane (DPP) and/or Backplane interconnection to RACs
• Fully programmable port/channel associations
• Extended QoS prioritization and scheduling options
• Port based, MPLS Exp, DSCP, and 802.1p prioritization options
• Strict, DWRR or Hybrid Strict/DWRR scheduling
• Eight transmission queues

• Storm Control
• TrTCM ingress policing (two color, three rate metering, with re-marking)
Max 4x 462 Mbit/s DPP links per DAC GE3
• Synchronous Ethernet Max 6x 462 Mbit/s DPP links per INU
• G.8262 compliant
• G.8264 ESMC/SSM Max 6x 42 Mbit/s or 1x 255 Mbit/s
backplane links per DAC GE3 and INU
• Internal Stratum 3 clock
L1 throughput, 64 byte frames

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DAC GE3 cont.
• VLAN Q tagging (802.1Q), Q-in-Q, Filtering, Translation
• L1 LAG on fixed and adaptive modulation links
• L2 LAG - 802.1AX (LACP and static)
• Ring / mesh network protection – RSTP 802.1w, ERPS G.8032v2
• Redundancy with 1+1 port/card protection
• Superior frame and burst handling with 1.5 Mbytes managed memory
• Jumbo frames to 10 Kbytes bi-directionally
• Throughput acceleration with IFG and preamble suppression
• Flow control – 802.3x
• Dynamic bandwidth shaping for optimum throughput matching to radio link capacity
• RMON-1 monitoring (ports / channels)
• Comprehensive performance indicators (ports and queues)
• OAM - 802.1ag / Y.1731 (ETH-CC, ETH-LB, ETH-LT)
• In-band NMS option

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AUX Auxiliary Data Card
Three auxiliary data channels plus alarm I/O options
• Each data channel is configurable for:
• Async V.24/RS-232 for rates from 1.2 to 19.2 kbps, with format options
• Sync V.11/RS-422 64 kbps with clock and phase options

• HD-26 data connector with cable options to wire-wrap, DB-9 or HD-26

• Alarm I/O configurable for 6x TTL alarm inputs, 4x TTL alarm inputs with 2x Form C
relay outputs or, 2x TTL alarm inputs with 4x Form C relay outputs
• Alarm I/O input, and relay output events are configurable:
• Inputs configurable as active if the input is high (open circuit or +5V TTL), or if voltage is low
(grounded or 0V TTL)
• Individual alarm inputs or internal alarm events may be mapped to any relay output in the network
• Multiple input or internal events may be mapped to a common relay output
• Relay is configurable to be active energized, or active de-energized
• Relay contact pairs selectable for normally closed, or normally open

• HD-15 alarm I/O connector with cable options to wire-wrap

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Flexible, Extendable Link Modem Cards

Add/change/configure radio links

• Native Ethernet, NxE1, NxSTM1 payloads • Hot swappable
• 7 to 56 MHz channel bandwidths • Auto-configuring
• QPSK to 256 QAM • Protectable
• Fixed or Adaptive modulation
• CCDP/XPIC for 2x link capacity in a single channel

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RAC 60E Packet Node Radio Modem Card
• Channel bandwidths 7 to 56 MHz
• Link capacities to 366 Mbit/s, 100xE1, 2xSTM1
• IP/Ethernet throughput to 462 Mbit/s (L1, 64 byte frames)
• Adaptive coding and modulation (ACM), or fixed modulation
• Four dynamically switched adaptive modulation rates; QPSK, 16 QAM, 64 QAM, 256 QAM
• Two coding options for each modulation rate, maximum throughput or maximum system gain, to
provide a total of eight ACM modulation states - any four can be selected
• Hitless/errorless switching between ACM states
• Front Plane and Backplane Ports
• Front panel Data Packet Plane (DPP) port for direct IP connection to DAC GE / DAC GE3
• Backplane ports to TDM and/or IP for hybrid mixed-mode transport
• Connects to ODU 600 or ODU 300hp
• Fully redundant 1+1 hot-standby or diversity options using paired RACs
• High quality clock transport for Synchronous Ethernet
• Payload security option (licensed)

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Management and Power Card Options

• NCC for node management and -48 Vdc power management (required card)
• NPC to 1+1 protect NCC clocking and dc converter
• PCC for operation from +24 Vdc
• FAN for node cooling (required card)

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NCC Node Controller Card

Node control and management

• Backplane bus clock and signaling distribution
• DC/DC converter (-48 Vdc to low-voltage supply rails)
• NMS router function (static, or dynamic with RIP or OSPF),
and NMS addressing (single or multiple interface)
• 10/100Base-T Ethernet or V.24/RS-232 management access
• Strong security options for management access and/or
RADIUS Client (licensed)
• On-board plug-able CompactFlash for node license and
configuration

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NPC Node Protection Card

• Provides 1+1 protection of NCC bus management

and power supply functions
• Backplane bus management protection is not hitless
• Power supply protection is hitless
• -48 Vdc input
• Fused input and polarity protection
• One per INU/INUe
• NCC may be withdrawn with NPC installed

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FAN Card

FAN is a required card

• One 1RU FAN card for an INU
• One 2RU or two 1RU FAN cards for an INUe (2RU is standard)
• Two long-life axial fans on each card
• Operation is temperature controlled and performance monitored by the NCC 2RU FAN

• Operation is cycled between the two fans

• Under normal conditions one fan operates
• Both fans operate if the first fails to keep the temperature below a preset threshold 1RU FAN

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ODU 600 Extended Tx Power Outdoor RF Unit

• 5 to 42 GHz licensed-band operation

• 7 - 56 MHz channel bandwidths
• QPSK to 256 QAM fixed or adaptive
• Flexible Power Mode - SW selected high and base Tx power modes
• Optimize cost and performance - base power is upgradable to licensed-based high power
• High power delivers highest Tx power in class across multiple frequency bands

• Up to 462 Mbit/s, 100xE1, 2xSTM1 per T/R

• Compact, environmentally hardened
• -33°C to +55°C Guaranteed
• -50°C to +65°C Operational

• Built-in lightning surge suppressor

• Coupler units available for 1+1 or CCDP single antenna mounting

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Exceptionally reliable RADIOS
Overall ODU 600 MTBF
Field Population (97.5% Shipped) = 56,943
180
169.92
160

140

120

100

Years 80

60

40

20

dic-13
ago-13

ene-14

abr-14
sep-13
jul-13

nov-13

feb-14

mar-14
oct-13

may-14

jun-14
Cumulative ODU 600 MTBF Target ODU 600 MTBF (47 years)

Product MTBF Comments

ODU 600 170 Excellent MTBF, all frequencies.

years Operational hours = 403 Million

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ODU Coupler Unit (OCU) For 1+1 or Frequency Diversity

Equal loss or unequal loss couplers for bands 5 to 38 GHz

• Waveguide couplers for 6 to 38 GHz, coax for 5 GHz
• Equal loss attenuation nominally 3.5 dB per side
• Applies to both transmit and receive directions
OCU WG coupler
• Additional Tx-Rx attenuation compared to a non-protected link is 7 dB

• Unequal loss attenuation, nominally 1.5/6.5 dB

• Additional attenuation from low-loss Tx to low-loss Rx is 3 dB, versus 8dB
for low-to-hi, and 13 dB for hi-to-hi
• Main use is on rain-affected bands, 13 GHz and above - supports a lower 5 GHz coax coupler

annual outage due to rain fade compared to equal loss couplers

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Maximizing Link Capacity with ACM Adaptive Coding & Modulation

Superior capacity and spectrum efficiency using ACM

• ACM uses available fade margin to deliver more capacity
• Modulation is dynamically adjusted so highest modulation and hence highest capacity is
provided at any time
• Four dynamically switched modulations - QPSK, 16 QAM, 64 QAM or 256 QAM provide
nominal 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x capacity increments from QPSK
• Uniquely, each modulation has two coding options, one for maximum throughput, one for
maximum system gain, to provide intermediate capacity increments
• Provides a total of eight modulation states, any four of which can be selected for ACM
• With all four selected (QPSK to 256 QAM) , each is set for maximum throughput or maximum gain
• With just two selected, such as 64 QAM with 256 QAM, each can be set for maximum gain and for
maximum throughput, to provide four step AM operation
• Modulation switching is hitless - higher priority traffic is not affected during a change to a
lower modulation – and existing traffic is unaffected during a change to a higher modulation
• IP traffic is prioritized using QoS options
• Any E1 connections are dropped and restored in user-specified order

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Smooth ACM Capacity Stepping
Shows the eight ACM steps on a 56 MHz channel
with airlink capacity and Ethernet throughput
maximums for each step
• The options provide smooth capacity and
throughput progression from lowest to highest,
from base QPSK maximum gain, to 256 QAM
maximum throughput
• Any two, three of four modulation states can be
selected under ACM

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IP Throughput Acceleration
Link throughputs are increased by suppressing parts of the Ethernet frame
not used to transport payload data
• Unused data is stripped off at the input and re-instated at the output
• It means more payload data can be accepted into, and carried over the link
• It effectively reduces the bandwidth needed to forward traffic
• Eclipse packet Node uses IFG and Preamble suppression
• 20 bytes are replaced by just 4 bytes over a link to provide
a marked throughput improvement on small frame sizes
• Throughput improves by about 23 percent on 64-byte
frames, 6 percent on average-size 260-byte
frames, reducing to 1% on 1518 byte frames
• Example illustrates the transformation of 123 Mbit/s BW
at input to 100 Mbit/s over an Eclipse link (64 byte frames)
• At the far end the reverse action occurs to reinstate the
suppressed bytes, restoring the 123 Mbit/s flow

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Unmatched Network Resilience
Protection options encompass platform, links, user interfaces, and network
• Platform management and power supply functions are protected using the NPC
• Link protection options of hot-standby, space diversity, frequency diversity, or hybrid
dual diversity
• Ethernet and TDM user interfaces are 1+1 protectable
• Network-based protection for IP traffic and TDM
• IP redundancy on ring networks using RSTP or G.8032v2
• IP redundancy on co-path links using L1 or L2 LAG
• TDM redundancy on Eclipse Super PDH rings
• Ring capacities to 64xE1 or 75xE1
• North Gateway or Any-to-Any ring topologies

Eclipse elements automatically detect and recover from incidents

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The industry’s most secure microwave radios
Aviat Networks’ Strong Security Suite comprises
three complementary security feature sets:

 SECURE MANAGEMENT
Based on FIPS-140-2: Secure access over unsecured
networks; protects against accidental or intentional
misconfiguration

 PAYLOAD ENCRYPTION
Certified FIPS-197: Secures all payload and network
management data on airlink; prevents “eavesdropping”
and “replay” attacks. AES 128, 192, or 256 bit keys

 INTEGRATED RADIUS CAPABILITY

Supports centralized access control: Enables remote AAA;
centralizes management of Eclipse user accounts;
improves accountability, troubleshooting and root cause
analysis)

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PORTAL Master Eclipse Craft Tool
Eclipse configuration, commissioning and diagnostics craft tool
• Web-enabled Java-based PC application - Ethernet LAN connection to radio
• View any radio in network from the connected radio
• Automatic matching to always match the version of system software installed
on the radio
• Highly user-friendly - all screens have a Windows look and feel
• Real time overview of system status
• Configuration changes made in one screen immediately reflect through
to all relevant screens
• Diagnostics include system summary, event browser, system controls,
history, performance, alarms
• Login security options, basic and strong
• Works seamlessly with ProVision, the Aviat Networks element manager

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 Mistake-free operation
integrated management with PROVISION

Different operations teams able to

manage single microwave router Point/click provisioning
 Transport: RAC, L2 configuration and management of all
 RAN/IP: Ethernet ports, L1, L2, configuration
Routing configuration from same interface

Eliminate mis-configuration
and interoperability concerns
across all layers

End-end coordination
Aligned security / QoS / synchronization of media awareness,
policy across microwave, routing failure recovery
and management domains

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PROVISION Master Aviat Networks Element Manager
Network-wide manager of all Aviat Networks and partner products
• Installed on a Windows or Solaris server
• Communicates using standard LAN/WAN IP addressing and routing
• Event management through browsers, scoreboards, notifications (email, etc) and
filtering
• Circuit trace on circuits end-to-end within a network
• Circuit provisioning to set/adjust circuits end-to-end, Ethernet and TDM
• Ethernet bandwidth utilization and performance data
• Ethernet OAM diagnostics
• Performance trending to identify bottlenecks or other problems in the network
• NBI (North Bound Interface) to connect to higher management levels
• Generic SNMP device management to monitor and manage 3rd party devices
• Comprehensive strong security options

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PROVISION: Multi-Access: any task, anywhere, anytime

ProVision Server ProVision Mobile ProVision Portal

Integrated network and Android and iOS apps for Craft interface for remote
services management for 24/7 on the go operations management of any
Aviat and 3rd party elements networking device or task

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INNOVATIONS FOR LOWEST TCO

BETTER PERFORMING NETWORKS

SMARTER PERFORMANCE MADE SIMPLE

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