Extend your Wireless Coverage
beyond Line of Sight
TV White Space (TVWS) is paving the way for service providers to connect unserved rural customers to the digital world using
reliable, Non-Line-of-Sight (NLoS) broadband wireless connectivity that penetrates trees and foliage and overcomes challenging terrains. RADWIN OutlandTM enables service providers to expand their network footprint beyond existing telecom infrastructure to grow the customer base and service revenues. Rural communities benefit from value-added broadband services that can significantly improve their lifestyle through online healthcare, education, work from home, commercial and entertainment services.
RADWIN Outland
Outland Base station
470-698 MHz
Dual carrier (supporting 2 carriers simultaneously), up to 300Mbps
Connectorized unit to external 12dBi 90˚ antenna
FCC: up to 4 TVWS 6MHz consecutive channels per carrier
ETSI: up to 3 TVWS 8MHz consecutive channels per carrier
IP 67 compliant
Built-in GPS
Outland Subscriber unit
470-698 MHz
Single carrier, up to 150Mbps
Integrated small form factor 8dBi dual-pole antenna
FCC: up to 4 TVWS 6MHz consecutive channels
ETSI: up to 3 TVWS 8MHz consecutive channels
IP 67 compliant
Built-in GPS
Outland is deployed subject to local TVWS radio and database regulation.
Please confirm TVWS is fully regulated in your country of operation prior to considering Outland
Outland Benefits
Service performance predictability
Integrated set of spectrum analysis and TVWS propagation tools to enable site expected performance and ROI analysis prior to deployment
Dual Carrier base station
Double sector capacity and increased channel selection flexibility
Compact Subscriber Unit
All-in-one Subscriber Unit with Integrated small form-factor dual-pole antenna for simplified installation and low visual impact
Interference immunity
Outland leverages upon RADWIN’s field-proven interference mitigation capabilities
Automated pre-deployment process and tools for TVWS performance prediction
and ROI assessment
RADWIN’s automated planning process predicts true-to-life coverage and expected service performance before commencing with deployment rollout.
Two main factors that affect TVWS coverage and capacity:
• Terrain and foliage:
RADWIN’s advanced planning tool (WinPlan) leverages upon available clutter maps to evaluate the TVWS penetration in any given area.
• TV broadcasters’ interference level:
TV channels permitted by the Data Base authority for TVWS usage, may suffer from radio interference generated from high power TV broadcast signals that can adversely affect or even prevent the service.
An automated spectrum survey tool gathers radio interference measurements across the TVWS band which are then used by RADWIN’s planning tool to assess channels usability for TVWS service and calculate the true-to-life coverage heat map per each useable channel.
Outland TV White Space Applications
Rural broadband internet
to the home
Broadband Internet
for rural schools
Wi-Fi connectivity
in rural communities
