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Articles tagged with: Base Station Antenna
Andrew Expands Suzhou Plant as China Invests in 3G
Andrew Solutions has announced an expansion of its Chinese antenna factory to increase the production space for base station antenna manufacturing by 50 percent. Around 400 extra staff will be recruited at the Suzhou factory. more
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CommScope Announced Job Cuts, Factory Closures
CommScope has announced a program of factory closures and the loss of at least 85 staff. In separate actions, CommScope expects to consolidate certain antenna and cable production within its Antenna, Cable and Cabinet Group and Enterprise segments into other existing facilities. more
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Andrew has announced plans to buy EMS Wireless, a division of EMS Technologies for just over US$50 million. Under the agreement, Andrew will pay $50.5 million in cash for EMS Wireless, a designer and manufacturer of base station antennas and repeaters for cellular networks in North America. Its customers include the major wireless operators in the U.S. more
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Andrew Opens East-European Factory
Andrew Corp. has opened a new manufacturing facility in the Czech Republic for the production of base station antennas for wireless operators in the Europe, Middle East, Africa region. The facility is closely tied to the EMEA product design center in Scotland that Andrew established in 2005 to provide region-specific design, qualification, and system specification services. more
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London Underground Pushing Ahead with Phones on Trains Plan
The UK's subterranean railway network, London Underground says that it intended to push ahead with a feasibility study into plans to permit the use of mobile phones on the networks underground stations and possibly trains. A feasibility study, beginning this month, will look at setting up mobile phone transmitters at four central London Tube stations. more
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3G mobile transmitters emit low levels of radiated power
Consumer information about the known effects of emissions from 3G mobile phone facilities has been published by the Australian Communications Authority (ACA) and the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA). more
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Allgon wins 3G antenna supply contract
Allgon has been appointed 3G roll out partner by Italy's TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile). Allgon is one of TIM's suppliers for triple band base station antennas to provide coverage for the GSM900, 1800 and UMTS bands. As a complement to the triple band antenna build-out, TIM will also use Allgon's broadband antennas. The new antennas include Allgon's patented Manually adjustable Electrical Tilt (MET) function, which offer operators flexibility in tuning of antenna systems, and also logistical advantages. more
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Antenova launches new antenna design
Antenova has revealed an innovative new type of antenna. The new technology results from over three years of R&D that has transformed the effect of High Dielectric Antennas (HDAs) from scientific curiosity into completely characterized technology - backed by a design methodology and computer-aided tools. HDAs not only improve the size and performance of antennas - they enable completely new product design possibilities. These include the first practical approach to incorporating 'antenna diversity' into products. Directionality is another possibility, which may be used to foster coexistence of multiple protocols on equipment, to add spatial multiplexing of bandwidth to increase the capacity of wireless networks. more
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Cingular bill could top US$4 billion
Siemens has joined the orders placed yesterday by Cingular, with an order that is estimated in excess of US$500 million for the company's migration to GSM and EDGE. The contract would cover what Siemens estimates to be significant volumes of GSM/GPRS/EDGE network infrastructure that operates in the 850 MHz and 1900 MHz spectrum. more
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ARC Wireless to supply AT&T Wireless and Cingular
ARC Wireless Solutions has said that it has achieved status as an authorized base station antenna supplier for both AT&T Wireless and Cingular Wireless in the USA. The Company is currently selling its new base station products to Bechtel Telecommunications, project integrator for AT&T Wireless' 2.5G and 3G rollouts. The Company has received initial orders from Cingular Wireless and continues to expand its offerings to other wireless customers. more
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