Distributed Base Stations Circuit Protection Application Note
This application note provides an illustrated overview of the five basic Distributed Base Station architectures in use today: legacy, split design, "hoteling" approach, zero-footprint, and capacity transfer system.
The advantages and disadvantages of each approach are outlined. Requirements for providing over-voltage and over-current protection for power supplies and tower-mounted equipment are described.
Readers of this application note will learn about:
Five different Distributed Base Station architectures
Surge protection devices designed to protect these architectures from damage due to lightning strikes
Mobile Switching Centers (MSCs), which connect mobile users to mobile users or mobile users to wireline users
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