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MINI-LINK ™

Introduction

Mini-Link | Ericsson Internal | Transport Network | 2010-06-16 | Page 1


Introduction to network connectivity (Point to Point)
Site F
Site C Site B Site A
Direct
(RBS) (RBS) (RBS) Cable

Hub X
Site D Switch
(MTX)

Hub Y
Site E

Micro TE cloud
wave Link

Mini-Link | Ericsson Internal | Transport Network | 2010-06-16 | Page 2


Microwave Networks milestones
• More than 2 000 000 MINI-LINK terminals
delivered to more than 150 countries.
MINI-LINK went into cellular networks (March 2010)
Analogue 7.5 GHz radio-link

MINI-LINK, all digital, introduced

ServiceOn
Microwave SOEM

MINI-LINK
Manager

Netman
MINI-LINK TN
MINI-LINK E

Marconi LH
MINI-LINK CN

MINI-LINK HC

1970 1980 1990 2000 2010


Mini-Link | Ericsson Internal | Transport Network | 2010-06-16 | Page 3
Mini Link Traffic Node
[Point to Multi Points]

Traffic node concept


• Flexibility Classic concept

• Efficiency
• Availability

Lower cost, increased


capacity and control

Mini-Link | Ericsson Internal | Transport Network | 2010-06-16 | Page 4


MINI-LINK Traffic Node Advantages

1. Software Cross Connections.


2. IP Technology.
3. High Data Rates.
4. Different Traffic:-
– SDH:- STM-1 Levels (155 Mbps)
– PDH:- E1 Levels (2 Mbps)
– Ethernet:- Data Throughputs

Mini-Link | Ericsson Internal | Transport Network | 2010-06-16 | Page 5


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