How Tower Maintenance Data Feeds into Predictive Network Analytics Every predictive model is only as accurate as the data it’s trained on. For radio frequency (RF) network performance, that data doesn’t come from behind a desk; it starts on the tower. A technician’s tower visit to a site isn’t just about tightening bolts or logging
How BDAs, DAS, and Portable Towers Enable First Responders First responders don’t operate in perfect conditions when they’re working in stairwells, in basements, in buildings still under construction, or partially collapsing. They navigate dense forests, flooded highways, and crowded stadiums. Through all of it, they’re expected to stay in constant contact. To receive the call,
Overcoming Integration Challenges in DAS Deployments High-density environments like stadiums, office buildings, hospitals, and urban centers are constantly dealing with the demand for reliable and high-speed wireless networks. Traditional cellular networks used to be enough. However, with the growth of 5G networks and more people needing connectivity for their internet of things (IoT) devices, these
Smart DAS Monitoring is Shaping the Future of Wireless Infrastructure There is a constant and ever-increasing demand for reliable communication networks and smart distributed antenna systems (DAS) have emerged as a game-changing solution for the future of wireless infrastructure. Traditionally, DAS has played a key role for wireless coverage, especially in environments where macro-cell towers
Why Nationwide Dispatch Matters for LMR and Public Safety Communications The 911 system is not technically national. Over 5700 primary and secondary Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP) handle these emergency calls; there are also 3000 counties with their own 911 answering services. In the event someone has to call 911 for someone else in another
Real-Time Analytics in DAS Monitoring: Turning Data Into Network Intelligence Distributed antenna systems (DAS) have been the go-to solution for providing wireless coverage in large and complex environments like stadiums, hospitals, and office buildings. Traditionally DAS monitoring was a more reactive process, engineers would monitor performance, addressing issues as they came up, and providing troubleshooting.
How Emergency Broadcast Systems Stay Online When Everything Else Fails Since 1963, many Americans grew up with a television or radio broadcast being interrupted every week by the Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) or the Emergency Alert System (EAS). The same could be said for Canadians who have had their Alert Ready system since 2015, as
How TX RX Supports Full-Spectrum Disaster Response In times of disaster, whether natural or manmade, communication networks serve as the lifeblood of emergency response efforts, as first responders require reliable, clear, and instantaneous communication to prevent chaos. TX RX Systems supports and provides the necessary infrastructure needed during such moments. Our equipment lineup, including antennas,
How DAS Monitoring Works Whether we know it or not, we encounter distributed antenna systems (DAS) every day; in office buildings, hospitals, and stadiums. Levi’s Stadium alone operates over 700 DAS antennas to ensure 70,000 spectators stay connected. There are many different factors to take into account to guarantee consistent performance. Not only do these
How TX RX’s Spectrum Analysis Services Keep Networks Interference-Free Whether in urban environments, high-rise buildings, or in the field, land mobile radio (LMR) communication is key for public safety and emergency responders. Despite the ruggedness of LMR systems, various challenges can compromise these systems. Anything from radio frequency congestion to unexpected interference to gradual frequency
How Tower Maintenance Data Feeds into Predictive Network Analytics Every predictive model is only as accurate as the data it’s
How BDAs, DAS, and Portable Towers Enable First Responders First responders don’t operate in perfect conditions when they’re working in
Overcoming Integration Challenges in DAS Deployments High-density environments like stadiums, office buildings, hospitals, and urban centers are constantly dealing with
Smart DAS Monitoring is Shaping the Future of Wireless Infrastructure There is a constant and ever-increasing demand for reliable communication
Why Nationwide Dispatch Matters for LMR and Public Safety Communications The 911 system is not technically national. Over 5700 primary
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