Optical Distribution Network for Millimeter Wave Communication System Connected by Radio Over Fiber
Naruto Yonemoto, Yasuyuki Kakubari
Abstract
Naruto Yonemoto, Yasuyuki Kakubari
Abstract
In order to provide service for millimeter wave terminals in environments such as a stadium, the centralized Radio Access Network system is under development. In this paper, we propose millimeter wave communication system connected by Radio over Fiber (RoF). We also introduce the dynamic cell control by the wavelength of light to create the cell size freely. In addition, we report the result of evaluation of distributing wireless signals connected by the optical network from two 60 GHz base stations to four remote antenna units.
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In order to provide service for millimeter wave terminals in environments such as a stadium, the centralized Radio Access Network system is under development. In this paper, we propose millimeter wave communication system connected by Radio over Fiber (RoF). We also introduce the dynamic cell control by the wavelength of light to create the cell size freely. In addition, we report the result of evaluation of distributing wireless signals connected by the optical network from two 60 GHz base stations to four remote antenna units.
Key concepts: Radio over fiber, Extremely high frequency, Millimeter, Base station, Computer science, Distributed antenna system, Antenna (radio), Wireless