Gigabit Wireless Infrastructure

• Increased data demand in fixed networks drives higher network capacity requirements at the edge of the network.
• Fixed wireless can be used as standalone or as part of a hybrid fiber-wireless network to provision high-speed broadband.
• Fixed wireless access can include links operating in other bands, such as Wi-Fi and CBRS.
• Learn about GigaRay modules and devices for fixed wireless broadband backhaul and access.

• Increased mobile data demand, especially in urban areas, drives the deployment of 4G LTE small cells and Wi-Fi hotspots.
• These nodes can be located at the point of demand and connected back to the core network through a dynamic mesh of wireless links.
• A variety of mobile access services can be supported in licensed, unlicensed or shared spectrum bands.
• Learn about GigaRay modules and devices for metro Wi-Fi/LTE small cell wireless backhaul.

• As organizations grow and extend across a multi-building campus, there is a need to interconnect the in-building networks.
• Cities need to connect monitoring and control services to their internal networks.
• This can be achieved with wireless backhaul, where links can be established and moved according to changing data traffic patterns.
• Learn more about GigaRay modules and devices for campus/smart city infrastructure.

Service providers working on the implementation of metro Wi-Fi, LTE small cell for backhaul, or next-gen wireless mesh networks can benefit from Lattice's wireless solutions, built with SiBEAM 60 GHz technology. Our beam-steering feature does not require precise alignment to establish links.