Redline's AN-100 receives award

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17 November 2004 Electronics Technology

Said to be the world's first IEEE 802.16 compliant broadband wireless product, Redline Communications' AN-100 has received the Telecommunication Industry Association's SUPERQuest award in the Backbone/Edge Networking Equipment category.

Designed for carriers and service providers operating in the 3,5 GHz licensed band initially, and 5,8 GHz unlicensed bands, the 8 port AN-100 TDM (time division multiplex) provides a high performance carrier class solution for backhaul and high capacity access applications for both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint deployments. It is based on an advanced form of orthogonal frequency division multiplexing that, when combined with Redline's other novel technologies, delivers superior performance in partial and complete non-line-of-sight conditions. The company says that the AN-100 supports ranges beyond 80 km and features extremely low latency to support high speed data and realtime applications - including video and voice - with superior spectral efficiency (5 bits/second/Hertz).

Paul Serfontein, Spescom Telecommunications, +27 (0)11 266 1874.

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