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    This document discusses same-band combiners, which are designed to combine cellular base stations operating in similar frequency bands into a common antenna or feeder. It provides examples of how same-band combiners can be used by a single operator with multiple systems in the same band, or by multiple operators sharing the same band. The portfolio section lists Kathrein's models of same-band combiners for various frequency bands including 800MHz, 1800MHz, and 2600MHz.

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    This document discusses same-band combiners, which are designed to combine cellular base stations operating in similar frequency bands into a common antenna or feeder. It provides examples of how same-band combiners can be used by a single operator with multiple systems in the same band, or by multiple operators sharing the same band. The portfolio section lists Kathrein's models of same-band combiners for various frequency bands including 800MHz, 1800MHz, and 2600MHz.

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    This document discusses same-band combiners, which are designed to combine cellular base stations operating in similar frequency bands into a common antenna or feeder. It provides examples of how same-band combiners can be used by a single operator with multiple systems in the same band, or by multiple operators sharing the same band. The portfolio section lists Kathrein's models of same-band combiners for various frequency bands including 800MHz, 1800MHz, and 2600MHz.

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    Same-Band Combiners: Solutions For Network Sharing

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    This document discusses same-band combiners, which are designed to combine cellular base stations operating in similar frequency bands into a common antenna or feeder. It provides examples of how same-band combiners can be used by a single operator with multiple systems in the same band, or by multiple operators sharing the same band. The portfolio section lists Kathrein's models of same-band combiners for various frequency bands including 800MHz, 1800MHz, and 2600MHz.

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    MOBILE

    COMMUNICATION

    Same-Band Combiners
    Solutions for Network Sharing

    1919– 2019
    Passion to connect.
    Same-Band Combiners I Benefits and Application

    Benefits and Application

    FEATURES/BENEFITS

    ▪▪Same-band combiners are designed for combining cellular


    base stations in a similar frequency band to a common
    antenna or feeder

    ▪▪Low insertion loss


    ▪▪Low passive intermodulation
    ▪▪Cost- and design-optimised units for XPol antennas
    ▪▪Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications
    ▪▪DC/AISG bypass

    Application example 1
    One operator serving two systems in the 1800 MHz band: feeder and
    operator’s infrastructure

    Spectrum: LTE 1800 GSM 1800

    1710 1720 1730 1740 1750 1760 1770 1780 1790

    Combiner Rx1 Rx3


    solution:
    Rx2 Rx4

    Application example 2
    Two operators – two independent systems in the 1800 MHz band: fee

    Spectrum: operator 1 operator 2

    1710 1720 1730 1740 1750 1760 1770 1780 1790

    Combiner Rx1 Rx3


    solution:
    Rx2 Rx4
    78211228V01

    d antenna sharing for new LTE 1800 overlay on existing

    LTE 1800 GSM 1800

    1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 1870 1880 Frequency/MHz

    Tx1 Tx3

    Tx2 Tx4

    eder and antenna sharing between operator 1 and operator 2 for LTE 1800

    operator 1 operator 2

    1800 1810 1820 1830 1840 1850 1860 1870 1880 Frequency/MHz

    Tx1 Tx3

    Tx2 Tx4
    Same-Band Combiners I Site Configuration Example

    Site Configuration Example

    Antenna

    Same-Band Combiner
    1800 MHz

    BTS 1 BTS 2
    1800 MHz 1800 MHz
    Same-Band Combiners I Portfolio

    Portfolio

    Type No. Frequency/MHz

    800

    880 960

    78210936 Rx1 Rx3 Tx1 Tx3

    Rx2 Rx4 Tx2 Tx4

    1800

    1710 1880

    78211230 Rx1 Rx3 Tx1 Tx3

    Rx2 Rx4 Tx2 Tx4

    78211235 Rx1 Rx3 Tx1 Tx3

    Rx2 Rx4 Tx2 Tx4

    2600

    2500 2640 2690

    78211228V01 Rx1 TDD 1 Tx1

    Rx2 TDD 2 Tx2

    78211228V03 Rx1 Rx3 Tx1 Tx3

    Rx2 Rx4 Tx2 Tx4

    BTS 1 Guardband BTS 2

    * Further information about possible frequency allocation is given in the


    respective data sheets.
    9980000142/0/0119/MMG/online | Subject to change.

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