This application note provides an illustrated overview of the five basic Distributed Base Station architectures in use today: legacy, split design, "hoteling" approach, zero
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A: Base stations are located out of doors and can be located in remote and high-lightning areas. A direct or near-direct strike produces such high volt-ages that damaging
Distributed Base Stations The most popular type of Wireless Base Station deployment (cell site) consists of a Base Transceiver Station (BTS) located in close proximity to the antenna tower.
The NEC makes this distinction in 706.2''s second informational note, which says a BESS differs “from other storage systems such as UPS system, which is a power supply used
Use a fast-acting fuse to prevent damage to the power semiconductors in the power supply. Be sure that the fuse selected has a current rating to avoid nuisance failures
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