Nano Cell Networks
Nano Cell Networks use very small (nano) radios. These nano radios are small in size and have low SWaP requirements and low output power. They are perfect for deployments where size, weight or power consumption are a concern.
I deployed and created all of these networks by fitting all the pieces necessary to make them robust, reliable and mission ready.
Modular SC5200 Platform
This platform of nano radio was modular with the baseband board on the right and a RF card on the left. An interposer card was also available to allow up to 4 RF cards on one baseband board at a time. This allowed up to 4 different bands on one baseband board, allowing you to have a great deal of band agility for jamming mitigation.
I worked extensively on this platform and helped it troubleshoot its design as it was largely an experimental program.
7200X
Showing a phone connected to the extremely small 7200X network with embedded EPC. This particular model was designed to fly on a Scan Eagle UAV.
SC5124
This extremely small, extremely low power consuming SC5124 250mW radio is a complete LTE network as it sits.
T3
Custom mounted battery operated T3 network. This system was originally created for research purposes but was re-purposed for UAV duty. This one small mount includes the radio board, the baseband board, the application server, and a military grade battery to run it all.
7300X, 7300XU
Two 2 x 1W 7300 Radios with Attocore Embedded EPC to create a nano cell network. The left model is for drone deployments, the right for static deployment.