RF and Microwave

Active Supply LLC provides affordable IP-based, PDH and SDH Data Microwave Solutions. Our wireless designs are commonly used for both public and private networks and they are perfect for voice and data communications. Equipment that is being used supports different types of traffic like E1, Ethernet and V.35. All traffic types can be configured in different point-to-point network topologies and protection schemes – due to this network becomes very flexible. IP-based, SDH and PDH equipment is used in backbone networks as well as in mobile backhaul networks. Active Supply LLC wireless systems can be used not only in mountainous and woodland areas, where it is expensive or impossible to deploy wires, but also as cost-effective alternatives to wired solutions in urban areas. Flexibility and easy installation of Active Supply LLC solutions makes it preferable for Cellular, Fixed, ISP, Corporate, Local Government and other private or public network.

Detailed technical specifications of the products and systems are available upon receipt and coordination of technical parameters and necessary design values.

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