· Self-Organizing Network (SON) features enable smooth deployment for ultra-dense networks and enterprise adoption to deliver coverage and capacity where it is needed
· 33 new Flexi Zone Multiband and Mini Macro variants introduced as well as 3G support in Flexi Zone Micro
· New features boost maximum data download speeds by up to 65% and upload speeds by up to 100%
Nokia is extending its Flexi Zone portfolio of small cell radios with new features that boost performance and simplify deployment.
Operators are expanding ultra-dense networks to provide capacity and connectivity to support future demands including the Internet of Things (IoT) and particularly in dense ‘megacity’ locations. As such, the deployment of small cells is becoming highly attractive,with demand for installation that does not require specialist knowledge.
With these requirements in mind, Nokia is introducing five Flexi Zone Controller-enabled distributed Self Organizing Network (SON) innovations - in combination with the Nokia centralised SON Eden-Net solution - to cut the complexity and cost of small cell deployment.
These capabilities, which complement the Nokia Site Certified for Overall Relative Efficiency (SCORE) service offer, will ease the addition of thousands of small cells in an operator’s operation and management system, improve plug-and-play installation and offer real-time optimisation of the small cell layer to ease densification and deployment in multivendor macro networks.
Twenty-five new frequency band and radio access technologies variants of the Flexi Zone Multiband base transceiver station (BTS) and eight frequency variants of the Mini-Macro BTS portfolio will further expand deployment options. In addition, 3G support in two frequency bands will be added for the compact Flexi Zone Micro.
Nokia is also introducing three small cell world-first features that will boost performance across the Flexi Zone portfolio to support 4.5G Pro. Uplink carrier aggregation with two carriers will double peak upload data speeds to 102Mbps and downlink 256 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) support will boost subscribers’ download peak performance by more than 30%. As mobile network operators begin to leverage aggregation of licensed and unlicensed spectrum technologies (LTE-U/LAA, LWA/LWIP), Nokia is doubling its LTE-U bandwidth support to 40 MHz on the Flexi Zone Multiband BTS range, to further enhance LTE-U small cell performance by up to 33%.
Mark Atkinson, head of the Small Cell Business Line at Nokia, said: “We continue to boost the performance of our Flexi Zone portfolio to smooth operators’ deployment of much-needed capacity into their networks. This will allow them to prepare for the ever-growing demands of people and IoT, particularly in dense megacities. The future introduction of Nokia MulteFire technology will mean many more enterprises will be able to deploy their own discreet networks to enjoy the benefits that LTE will offer. The new Self Organizing Network (SON) features will allow companies, who may not have technical expertise in this field, to deploy small cells with ease.”
· 33 new Flexi Zone Multiband and Mini Macro variants introduced as well as 3G support in Flexi Zone Micro
· New features boost maximum data download speeds by up to 65% and upload speeds by up to 100%
Nokia is extending its Flexi Zone portfolio of small cell radios with new features that boost performance and simplify deployment.
Operators are expanding ultra-dense networks to provide capacity and connectivity to support future demands including the Internet of Things (IoT) and particularly in dense ‘megacity’ locations. As such, the deployment of small cells is becoming highly attractive,with demand for installation that does not require specialist knowledge.
With these requirements in mind, Nokia is introducing five Flexi Zone Controller-enabled distributed Self Organizing Network (SON) innovations - in combination with the Nokia centralised SON Eden-Net solution - to cut the complexity and cost of small cell deployment.
These capabilities, which complement the Nokia Site Certified for Overall Relative Efficiency (SCORE) service offer, will ease the addition of thousands of small cells in an operator’s operation and management system, improve plug-and-play installation and offer real-time optimisation of the small cell layer to ease densification and deployment in multivendor macro networks.
Twenty-five new frequency band and radio access technologies variants of the Flexi Zone Multiband base transceiver station (BTS) and eight frequency variants of the Mini-Macro BTS portfolio will further expand deployment options. In addition, 3G support in two frequency bands will be added for the compact Flexi Zone Micro.
Nokia is also introducing three small cell world-first features that will boost performance across the Flexi Zone portfolio to support 4.5G Pro. Uplink carrier aggregation with two carriers will double peak upload data speeds to 102Mbps and downlink 256 Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) support will boost subscribers’ download peak performance by more than 30%. As mobile network operators begin to leverage aggregation of licensed and unlicensed spectrum technologies (LTE-U/LAA, LWA/LWIP), Nokia is doubling its LTE-U bandwidth support to 40 MHz on the Flexi Zone Multiband BTS range, to further enhance LTE-U small cell performance by up to 33%.
Mark Atkinson, head of the Small Cell Business Line at Nokia, said: “We continue to boost the performance of our Flexi Zone portfolio to smooth operators’ deployment of much-needed capacity into their networks. This will allow them to prepare for the ever-growing demands of people and IoT, particularly in dense megacities. The future introduction of Nokia MulteFire technology will mean many more enterprises will be able to deploy their own discreet networks to enjoy the benefits that LTE will offer. The new Self Organizing Network (SON) features will allow companies, who may not have technical expertise in this field, to deploy small cells with ease.”
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