Carlson Wireless Technologies is introducing its third-generation TV White Spaces chip module, the “Picasso Gen3,” globally.
Using low-band spectrum in vacant UHF TV frequencies and the new IEEE 802.11af WiFi standard, Carlson’s Picasso Gen3 chip will allow hundreds of users to receive a reliable broadband connection with data download speeds up to 96 Mbps from a single base station.
The range of the UHF signal is three to five times greater than a traditional microwave WiFi signal.
The advantages of using such spectrum are reduced capital investment and operating expense.
Compared to other fixed wireless platforms, a TVWS network can achieve a 10-fold reduction in the amount of base stations needed.
Unlike some other wireless technologies, Carlson’s Gen3 low-band non-line-of-sight (NLOS) signal penetrates walls, trees, foliage, and bends over hills even at long distances, Carlson says.
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