Integrated BIU Data Sheet

Product catalog summary

Overview
The ALLIANCE Multi-Carrier Distributed Antenna System (DAS) by SOLiD is designed to deliver wireless RF signals in challenging indoor or outdoor environments. The Integrated BTS Interface Unit (iBIU) acts as the system headend, interfacing with base stations or bi-directional amplifiers. It supports up to 16 services in a compact 4RU footprint and includes features like automatic level control, integrated optic modules, and point-of-interface modules.

Specifications

Power Supply: Integrated AC or DC options.
Connectors: 4.3-10 connectors on high-power duplex ports.
Optical Modules: Convert RF and optical signals for transmission via fiber.
Point-of-Interface Modules: Available in high power (20W), low power (100mW), or hybrid configurations.
Compatibility: Works with all current REL6 remote units, including Fiber2Antenna edgeROUs.

RF Parameters

Frequency Bands: Supports a wide range from VHF to C-Band.
Downlink/Uplink Frequency: Specific frequencies are detailed for each band.

Electrical Specifications

Input Power: LPOI: -10 dBm to +20 dBm; HPOI: +15 dBm to +43 dBm.
Gain Range: Varies per port and configuration.
Attenuation: 30 dB variable in 0.5 dB increments for both downlink and uplink.
Power Consumption: Main unit: 250W max; Secondary unit: 130W max.

Mechanical/Environmental

Weight: Approximately 27 kg fully loaded.
Dimensions: 19 x 7 (4RU) x 18 inches; 19” Rack Mounting.
Operating Temperature: 14 to 122°F (-10 to +50°C).

Parts List

iBIU Chassis: Includes iMCPU, iMPSU, and optional fan unit.
Optical Modules: Available in 1-port and 4-port configurations.
Combiner/Divider Units: Main and secondary units for signal management.
Point of Interface Modules: Various configurations for different power levels and bands.

Catalog excerpts

ALLIANCE Multi-Carrier DAS Integrated BTS Interface Unit (iBIU) Product Specification / Parts List The ALLIANCE Release 6 platform is SOLiD’s multi-operator, neutral host Distributed Antenna System (DAS) that efficiently delivers wireless RF signals into any indoor or outdoor location difficult to cover with traditional macro networks. The iBIU serves as the system headend, receiving RF signals from and sending RF signals to the base station (BTS) or bidirectional amplifier (BDA). The iBIU is compatible with all current REL6 remote units including the Fiber2Antenna edgeROUs. Integrated AC or DC power supply unit 4.3-10 connectors on high-power duplex ports Automatic Level Control (ALC) uplink and downlink for each service Integrated optic modules Integrated point-of-interface (POI) modules Accepts simplex or duplex feeds from carrier equipment Small footprint: 16 services in 4RU including up to 8 optical ports ©SOLiD. All Rights Reserved. Confidential & Proprietary

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Integrated BTS Interface Unit (iBIU) Overview In the iBIU, each signal is independently filtered, attenuated and controlled. The optical modules in the iBIU convert the RF and optical signals and transmits them via fiber to and from the remote units. The iBIU can be configured with any combination of point-of-interface (POI) modules: high power (20W), low power (100mW), or hybrid (high and low power). For deployments requiring support for more than 16 services per sector, the DAS headend can support a secondary iBIU that interfaces directly with the main iBIU. ©SOLiD. All Rights Reserved. Confidential...

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Integrated BTS Interface Unit (iBIU) Part Numbers continued: 800 Klein Road, Suite 200 Plano, TX 75074 PHONE: 888.409.9997 EMAIL: [email protected] WEB: www.solid.com ©SOLiD. All Rights Reserved. Confidential & Proprietary.

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