475431A AEQC AirScale MAA 32T32R 192AE

n78 200W
Technical Datasheet
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AEQC AirScale MAA 32T32R 192AE n78 200W
Technical data AirScale High Power MAA
Specification

Standard
Details

3GPP/Ofcom/Ficora/CEPT-C NR compliant, TDD

benefits
Supported RAT 5G
Band / Frequency range 3410~3800MHz • 5G Adaptive Antenna System for optimized
Max. supported modulation DL 256QAM /1024QAM (w/ conditions, TBD) capacity and coverage
Number of TX/RX paths 32
• Digital beamforming for multi-user MIMO
MIMO streams 16DL, 16UL(split mode 8+8DL/8+8 UL)

Instantaneous bandwidth IBW 300MHz

• Connectivity with AirScale BBU (via CPRI/eCPRI)
Occupied bandwidth OBW 100MHz (100MHz+100MHz for 16TRX + 16TRX split mode) • Beamforming capable 32T32R with total 200W
Total maximum EIRP 77 dBm output power
Max. output power per TRX max 6.25 W / TRX (200 W total) - SW settable up to 20 dB down • 16TRX + 16TRX split mode support
Dimensions / Volume 730 x 403 x 185 mm (H x W x D) / 45.5L
• Embedded VET
Weight 30 kg w/o bracket

Wind load , Front/Rear/Side 347/347/168 N ,EN1991-1-4, wind velocity 42m/s (150 km/h)

Supply voltage / Connector type DC -40.5 V… -57V (standard range), -36 V… -60V (extended range) / 2 pole
connector
Power consumption 581W typical (75% DL duty cycle, ETSI 24h average RF load)

Optical ports 2xSFP28

Other interfaces / Connector type LMI(HDMI)/EAC(MDR26)/Monitor(SMA)/LED/AISG

Operational temperature range -40degC to +55C

Cooling Natural convection cooling

Installation options / mechanical tilt Pole, wall, with vertical adjustment of ±25°
Ingress / Surge protection IP65/Class II 20KA

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AEQC Radiation Pattern
Technical data-BASTA
Antenna Specification • Horizontal (boresight example)
Antenna configuration 12, 8, 2 (±45° X-polarized), Logical (2,8,2)
Typical antenna gain( as defined by BASTA ) (* 24dBi ± 1dB
Minimum azimuth beamwidth (°), HPBW 13° ±2° (boresight)
Azimuth scanning range ±45° (3dB), ±50° (4dB)
Envelope azimuthal beamwidth(°) ±60° (7dB)
Minimum elevation beamwidth (°), HPBW 6.5° ±1°
Envelope elevation beamwidth (°), HPBW +11°…+1° (upper SLS > 6dB), +10°…+2° (upper SLS >
10dB)
Envelope elevation beamwidth (°), HPBW incl VET +15°…-3° (upper SLS > 6dB), +14°…-2° (upper SLS >
10dB)
• Vertical (boresight example)
Elevation scanning range(** ±2° (upper SLS > 6dB); ±1° (upper SLS > 10dB)
Elevation scanning range with VET ±6° (upper SLS > 6dB); ±5° (upper SLS > 10dB)
Vertical tilt (pre-tilt) angle +6° ± 1°
Electrical Downtilt Angle (VET) ±5°
Front to back ratio > 28 dB
Cross-Polar discrimination (Boresight) > 20 dB

(* Typical Antenna gain measured over the frequency range (boresight)

(** Dynamic Elevation Scanning range
Max steering values given are excluding SW algorithm enhancements

HPBW = Half power beamwidth, SLS = Sidelobe suppression

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AEQC SPLIT MODE Radiation Pattern
Technical data-BASTA
Antenna Specification • Horizontal (boresight example)
Antenna configuration 6, 8, 2 (±45° X-polarized), Logical (1,8,2)
Typical antenna gain( as defined by BASTA ) (* 21dBi ± 1dB
Minimum azimuth beamwidth (°), HPBW 13° ±2° (boresight)
Azimuth scanning range ±45° (3dB), ±50° (4dB)
Envelope azimuthal beamwidth(°) ±60° (7dB)
Minimum elevation beamwidth (°), HPBW 13° ±1°
Envelope elevation beamwidth (°), HPBW +17.5°…-5.5° (upper SLS > 6dB), +17.5°…-5.5° (upper
SLS > 10dB)
Elevation scanning range(** ±5° (upper SLS > 6dB); ±5° (upper SLS > 10dB)
Vertical tilt (pre-tilt) angle +6° • Vertical (boresight example)
Electrical Downtilt Angle (VET) ±5°
Front to back ratio > 28 dB
Cross-Polar discrimination (Boresight) > 20 dB

(* Typical Antenna gain measured over the frequency range (boresight)

(** Elevation setting can be done by VET only in case split mode is used)
Max steering values given are excluding SW algorithm enhancements
HPBW = Half power beamwidth, SLS = Sidelobe suppression

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AirScale MAA Data Sheets
Basta, illustrative pictures – to be included in all the MAA data sheets

X = 3dB X = eg 7dB (A= -60°, B= 60°)

Pan = Boresight, 0°

Tilt = Pre-tilt

Envelope elevation beamwidth (°), HPBW, (CD) Envelope azimuthal beamwidth (°), (AB)
Static Electrical Downtilt Angle tilt can be set by vertical
electrical tilt SW features
Or also by VET (Vertical Electrical Tilting with some specific 32
TRX products)

Scanning Range defines the range of angles in azimuth and elevation in which the mMIMO product is optimized and
intended to be operated. It is a subset of the OTA peak direction set (centre of the beam)

The minimum azimuth and elevation beamwidth can be achieved when all the radiators in the mMIMO are active and fed
with uniform phase and amplitude

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 Change history

Version Description of Changes Date Author Status Reviewed by

0.1 Initial version 2019-08-21 Steve Shao

0.2 Update parameters 2019-11-21 Steve Shao

0.3 New template 2019-12-09 Steve Shao

0.4 Update power consumption 2020-02-07 Steve Shao

Update power consumption, antenna pattern, volume

0.5 2020-02-14 Steve Shao
and antenna parameters.
Update power consumption, remove limitation in iBW,
0.6 2020-03-29 Steve Shao
add notes in page#3.

0.7 Update to Basta format 2020-06-10 Steve Shao

0.8 Update weight 2020-07-09 Steve Shao

0.9 Update note** in page 4 2020-08-05 Steve Shao

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