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RAD enables cellphone backhaul via DSL
Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 05 September 2007 09:30
"Since backhaul traffic is going to rise exponentially as new, bandwidth hungry technologies, such as HSDPA, are introduced, mobile service providers are desperate for innovative solutions that will lower costs," said Udi Furman, MD of RAD Data Communications Australia.
"[T]he LA-130 is the only cellular backhauling device on the market that combines ATM, pseudowire and DSL all in one box, providing a versatile transport solution for the use of either ATM or IP DSLAMs," he added.
The half-width 1U device incorporates clock recovery algorithms to maintain synchronisation with the rest of the cellular network, and can be used with bonded SHDSL or ADSL2+ connections.
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