FibeAir IP-10

Radios Back-Haul IP-10
Hugo Snchez, Operations & Projects Manager
Abr 2013
Comprehensive Products & Solutions

Short Haul
Access
Long Haul
Aggregation
Aggregation
Backbone
PolyView/NetMaster
IP-10C
All outdoor
FibeAir2000
Sub6 GHz
2
FibeAir70
Gigabit Radio
High Power ODUs
IP-10G Hybrid
IP-10E Ethernet only
IP-10
Nodal
IP-10Q
Aggregation
Proprietary and Confidential
Evolution LH radio
Split Mount / All-Indoor
FibeAir IP-10 Overview
Short Haul
More IP capabilities with Ceragon
Ethernet High Capacity radios since 2000

More than 150,000 FibeAir IP-10 installed
base
Culture of innovation
Risk-free migration to LTE/4G

Exceptional Reliability >112 Years
Highest possible capacities
Operational Excellence for
mass volume production
One Platform, More Benefits

Less is MORE
Latency
MORE
MORE
Synchronization
Options
Capacity
MORE
MORE
FibeAir IP-10
Redundancy
Options
System
Gain
MORE
MORE
Service
Management
Capabilities
MORE
Migration
Options
More then 150,000 units deployed

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Carrier
Ethernet
Functionality
FibeAir IP-10 Series Overview

TDM + Ethernet
IP10G
Ethernet
IP10E
IP10C
Single
Carrier
Single
Direction
Integrated Backhaul (L2)

IP10G nodal
IP10E nodal
Multi-Carrier
Multi
Direction
Smart Pipe (L1)

IP10Q
One Solution for All Transport Networks

Complete support for TDM and packet transport networks
BTS / NodeB
IP-10
IP-10
Eth
E1/DS1
E1/DS1
Native TDM
All Packet
Ethernet
E1/DS1
PW
All Packet
Ethernet
Ceragons Native2
Radio
Ceragons Native
Packet Radio
FibeAir RF Units
FibeAir IP-10 can work with any of the following RF units:
RFU-C
RFU-HP
Standard Power 6-42 GHz
RFU-HP / SD
High Power 6-11 GHz
Best Modulation Schemes and ACM

8 modulations with robust coding (QPSK 256QAM)
Best in Class ACM
Adaptive Transmit Power for higher system gain
Flexible prioritization of TDM and Ethernet traffic
Integrated advanced QoS engine with Ethernet/IP/MPLS support
Unique guaranteed performance (with ACM) 3G/4G sync solution
XPIC & Multi-Radio capabilities for radio carriers aggregation
More capacity with higher availability

Native2 MW Radio
with integrated switching/XC/nodal capabilities
E1
STM1
Native2
FibeAir IP-10
Tail site #1
GE
1+0
Native2
Native2
1+1
1+0
FibeAir IP-10
Native2
FibeAir IP-10
1+0
Native2
Tail site #2
Aggregation site
FibeAir IP-10
Packet or TDM
based fiber
aggregation
network
or leased lines
1+1
Fiber site
RNC/
BSC
FibeAir IP-10
Native2
Tail site #3
1+0
FibeAir IP-10
Chain site
FibeAir IP-10
Tail site #4
Mobile backhaul based on IP-10

All Packet MW radio with integrated switching/PWE/nodal capabilities
E1
PW
STM1
All Packet
FibeAir IP-10
1+0
GE
Tail site #1
All Packet
All Packet
1+1
1+0
PW
PW
FibeAir IP-10
FibeAir IP-10
1+0
Tail site #2
PW
All Packet
All Packet
Aggregation site
Packet based
fiber
aggregation
network
FibeAir IP-10
1+1
Fiber site
PW
PW
FibeAir IP-10
All Packet
RNC/
BSC
1+0
Tail site #3
PW
FibeAir IP-10
PW
Chain site
FibeAir IP-10
Tail site #4
IP-10 Wireless Native2 Rings
E1
Redundancy And Network Level

Resiliency
Native2
STM1
1+0
GE
Native2
1+0
FibeAir IP-10
Tail site #1
Native2
FibeAir
IP-10
1+0
Ring site
#1
FibeAir
IP-10
Native2
FibeAir IP-10
Wireless
Native2
Ring
1+0
Tail site #2
Packet or TDM
based fiber
aggregation
network
or leased lines
Fiber site
Native2
RNC
/
BSC
1+0
Native2
FibeAir
IP-10
1+0
Ring site
#2
Native2
1+0
FibeAir
IP-10
Ring site
#3
FibeAir IP-10
Tail site #3
Redundancy And Network Level Resiliency

IP-10 End-to-end service management

Native Carrier Ethernet services & TDM trials support
Native2
Native2
1+0
1+1
FibeAir IP-10
FibeAir IP-10
FibeAir IP-10
Tail site
Packet or TDM
based fiber
aggregation
network
or leased lines
Fiber site
Agg. site
Native E1 trails (E1 VC")
Native Carrier Ethernet service ("Ethernet VC")
Support service provisioning, OA&M and SLA assurance

FibeAir IP-10
Functional Block Diagram
OA&M
Service Management
Carrier Ethernet Switch

Gigabit
Ethernet
(Optical or
Electrical)
Fast
Ethernet
PW
Security
TDM Cross Connect
(CESoP/SAToP)
ACM
XPIC
Native Packet Radio

(Optional Native TDM)
MultiCarrier ABC
10Mbps-1Gbps, 3.5-56MHz
Diversity
E1/
DS1
Ch-STM1/
OC3
Terminal
Mux
G-Series only
RFU (6-42GHz)
FibeAir IP-10 G-Series

Split-mount architecture - Compatible with all Ceragons RFUs
Fans
drawer
Craft
Terminal
(DB9)
External
Alarms
(DB9)
Engineering orderwire
(optional)
16 x E1/DS1s
(optional)
Protection
User Interface
Channel (RJ45)
2 x GE combo
ports
Electrical (RJ45)
or Optical (SFP)
(optional)
(RJ45)
5 x FE
Electrical
(RJ45)
RFU
interface
(N-Type)
GND
Power
-48V DC
(dual-feed
option)
FibeAir IP-10 E-Series

Split-mount architecture - Compatible with all Ceragons RFUs.
Fans
drawer
Craft
Terminal
(DB9)
External
Alarms
(DB9)
Protection
Interface
(RJ45)
2 x GE combo
ports
Electrical (RJ45)
or Optical (SFP)
5 x FE
Electrical
(RJ45)
RFU
interface
(N-Type)
GND
Power
-48V DC
(dual-feed option)
FibeAir IP-10 Integrated Nodal Solution

Same 1RU IP-10 unit can be used for
terminal and nodal solution

The solution is stackable and modular
Forms a single unified nodal device
Common Ethernet Switch
Common E1/DS1s Cross Connect
Single IP address
Single element to manage
FibeAir IP-10 Value Structure

Software license keys
Assembly options
Radio Capacity
10M
25M
50M
100M
150M
200M
300M
All
Radio ACM
Enhanced QoS
Carrier Ethernet Switch
Network resiliency
Sync. Unit
Enhanced Compression
Asymmetrical links
TDM option (G-Series)
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16 E1/DS1
T-card slot
XPIC support option
Dual-feed option
Add-ons
Nodal enclosures
Main
Expansion
T-Cards
16 E1
16 DS1
STM1/OC3-Mux
16 E1/DS1 Smart
TDM PW processing
SFPs
Cables
Additional IDUs
(IDU stacking)
Redundancy
Diversity
Addition radio
directions in node
Capacity doubling
XPIC
Multi-Carrier ABC
Addition radio
directions in node
FibeAir IP-10C
Compact All-Outdoor Optimized for Tail site applications
All-in-One:
Single, Compact & Ruggedized box for
outdoor installations
Advanced physical layer compression
features
Carrier Ethernet functionality
Configurations:
1+0, 2+0SP, 1+1HSB
Power -48VDC
Power consumption: 45W
Power
Terminal port
(RJ45)
All Outdoor - Tail Site oriented Solution

For Every Location and Every Network Scenario
RSL (BNC)
3 x GBE ports
(1SFP/elec., 2 elec.)
FibeAir IP-10 Key Innovations Focus
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The Providers Chasm

Minimizing risks in Network Migration to All Packet
Challenge 1
Upgrading the network with
minimal disruption to service
Challenge 2
Upgrades of base stations
and backhaul are not
coordinated in time
All Packet
TDM
TDM
Minimal service disruption? Low
All Packet
TCO? High capacity?
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TDM PW T-card for IP-10G
Simple migration from Native TDM to Pseudo-wires technology

(TDM over Packet)
Innovative add-in card design
Simply insert in deployed IP-10G units

Future proof, no Backhaul equipment forklifts!
E1/DS1
Native TDM
Ethernet
All Packet
E1/DS1
Ethernet
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PW
All Packet
Ceragons Native2
Radio
TDM PW processing T-Card (16E1)
Ceragons Native
Packet Radio
2G TDM to all-packet migration alternatives

Native E1 trails (E1 VC")
E1
E1/ch-STM1
E1 Pseudowire (PW) service
E1/ch-STM1
E1
PW
PW
Abis-over IP Native Ethernet service (EVC)

FE/GE
FE/GE
IP-10 optimally supports any 2G migration strategy selected by the

operator with zero service disruption
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ProprietaryProprietary
and Confidential
and Confidential
Future Proof & Flexible

Designed from the ground up to meet Any network
Migration Strategy
1
Full network transformation to All Packet
Aggregation network transformation - selective deployment of PW

T-cards in Aggregation network
Stitching to All Packet transport network
1
2
3
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Smart TDM Pseudowire

Minimal overhead
Innovative compression techniques

Minimizing overhead (encapsulation) for each E1 service
Ceragon
Smart PW
Mbps
2.5
Native
TDM
Industry
Standard PW
2.5
Mbps
2.4
2.3
2.2
2.1
2
2.1
Mbps
2.2
Mbps
Additional bandwidth
optimization can be achieved
using fractional E1s
1.9
E1 service
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Minimal & Guarantied Latency
Innovative compression techniques

Significantly reduces latency
Frame Cut-Through
Guarantees maximum delay of each frame
Latency [mSec]
3
2.5
2
1.5
2.72
2.29
1.86
1.43
1.37
1.08
0.5
0.83
0.72
0.48
0.95
1.05
0.78
0
1 hop
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2 hops
3 hops
4 hops
No. of Hops

Accurate Synchronization
Meeting stringent accurate demands

Common clock via Native Sync Distribution
Addition accurate sync modes
External (SyncE & IEEE1588)
Loop timing
Adaptive Clock Recovery
Sync Distribution
Mobile Backhaul Implementation

Agreement (MEF 22) sync
requirements compliant
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Maximizing Network Capacity
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FibeAir IP-10
Capacity: Efficiency at All Levels
Spectral
Modulation
Header compression
Payload compression
Latency
System gain
Adaptive Power ACM
link
Wireless Network
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QoS mechanism
Resiliency (ABR, )
Asymmetricity
We Provide MORE Capacity

Innovations by Ceragon
Multi-Layer Header Compression (L2-L4)
Abis-over-IP Optimization
E1/T1 over Packet Optimization
LTE Optimized Header

Compression
Payload Compression
Payload Compression
Adaptive Bandwidth Recovery (ABR)
Asymmetrical Links
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Is it just me or, I am surrounded by headers
Why You Need header Compression

Enhanced Compression over the radio link

Multi-Layer Header Compression
Payload compression
Site A
Header
CH
Site B
Payload
Header
Compressed
Payload
CH
CH
CH = Compressed Header
Compressed
Payload
CH
Payload
Compressed
Payload
Compressed
Payload
Up to 300% more capacity - at no extra cost!

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More Capacity
Multi-Layer Header & Payload Compression
Lab Measurement
630Mbps Eth traffic measured over 28MHz / 186Mbps radio channel
* measured with 90Bytes Eth frames, flow type UDP/IPv6/Eth(tagged)

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Inter-Frame Gap (IFG)

12B
L1 header suppression only

8B
6B
6B
4B
GFP header
6B
MAC DA
6B
MAC SA
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
0x8A88 (opt)
S-Vlan (opt)
0x8100 (opt)
C-Vlan (opt)
0x0800/0x86DD
0x8A88 (opt)
S-Vlan (opt)
0x8100 (opt)
C-Vlan (opt)
0x0800/0x86DD
CRC
4B
CRC
Ethernet Port
MAC
Over the Link

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MAC SA
L3/L4 headers
(optional)
&
Payload
L3/L4 headers
(optional)
&
Payload
4B
MAC DA
L2 header (MAC)
L1 header (IFG & Preamble fields) are

suppressed (20 bytes)
All L2-L4 header fields are not compressed
Preabmle
L1 header (PHY)
MW Optimized Ethernet Transport

12B
Legacy mode
8B
4B
1B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
GFP header
Flow ID
0x8A88 (opt)
S-Vlan (opt)
0x8100 (opt)
C-Vlan (opt)
0x0800/0x86DD
MAC DA
6B
6B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
0x8A88 (opt)
S-Vlan (opt)
0x8100 (opt)
C-Vlan (opt)
0x0800/0x86DD
L3/L4 headers
(optional)
&
Payload
L3/L4 headers
(optional)
&
Payload
4B
MAC SA
L2 header (MAC)

MAC SA/DA fields (12 bytes) are compressed
Preabmle
L1 header (PHY)
MAC (L2) header compression
CRC
Over the Link
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CRC
Ethernet Port
MAC
4B

12B
L2-4
8B
4B
GFP header
MAC DA
6B
6B
2B
2B
2B
2B
2B
8/28B
0x8A88 (opt)
S-Vlan (opt)
0x8100 (opt)
C-Vlan (opt)
0x0800/0x86DD
IPv4/6
UDP/TCP
L4 header
24/40B
MAC SA
L3 header
Compressed header
& Flow ID
Preabmle
Payload
4B
L2 header (MAC)

Using advanced traffic acceleration techniques
up to 68 bytes from the L2-4 header of any IP
frame are compressed
L1 header (PHY)
Multi-Layer Header Compression
Payload
CRC
Over the Link

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CRC
Ethernet Port
MAC
4B
Capacity 28 & 56MHz (ETSI)

28MHz
Ethernet Capacity (Mbps)
ACM
Point
Modulation
Radio
throughput
No header compression
(L1 suppression only)
MAC (legacy) header

compression
Multi-Layer (L2-4) header

compression
LTE/HSPA optimized
header compression
1518
bytes
256
Bytes
64
Bytes
1518
bytes
256
bytes
64
Bytes
1518
bytes
256
bytes
64
Bytes
1518
bytes
256
bytes
64
Bytes
QPSK
41
40
43
51
40
44
58
41
51
147
42
57
N/A
8 PSK
55
54
57
68
54
59
78
56
69
198
57
77
N/A
16 QAM
78
77
82
97
78
85
111
80
98
282
81
109
N/A
32 QAM
105
105
111
132
105
115
151
108
133
382
110
148
N/A
64 QAM
130
130
138
164
131
142
188
134
166
476
136
184
N/A
128 QAM
158
159
168
200
160
174
229
164
202
580
166
225
N/A
256 QAM
176
177
187
223
178
194
255
182
225
646
185
250
N/A
256 QAM
186
187
197
235
188
204
268
192
237
681
195
264
N/A
56MHz
Ethernet Capacity (Mbps)
ACM
Point
Modulation
Radio
throughput
No header compression
(L1 suppression only)
MAC (legacy) header

compression
Multi-Layer (L2-4) header

compression
LTE/HSPA optimized
header compression
1518
bytes
256
Bytes
64
Bytes
1518
bytes
256
bytes
64
Bytes
1518
bytes
256
bytes
64
Bytes
1518
bytes
256
bytes
64
Bytes
QPSK
76
76
80
95
76
83
109
78
96
276
79
107
N/A
8 PSK
113
114
120
143
114
124
163
117
144
414
119
161
N/A
16 QAM
150
151
159
190
151
165
217
155
191
549
157
213
N/A
32 QAM
199
201
212
252
202
219
288
207
255
732
210
283
N/A
64 QAM
248
249
264
314
251
272
358
257
317
909
261
352
N/A
128 QAM
297
299
317
377
301
327
430
308
380
1000
313
423
N/A
256 QAM
338
341
360
429
343
372
490
351
433
1000
356
481
N/A
256 QAM
367
370
391
465
372
404
532
381
470
1000
386
523
N/A
More Capacity for 2G/3G Networks

Unique TDM over Packet (PW) Solution
More capacity available for data services

Because less capacity is consumed by E1 services
Using Multi Layer Header Compression for PW
Mbps
2.5
2.5
2.4
2.3
2.2
2.2
2.1
2.1
2
1.9
E1 service
Native TDM
Ceragon's Smart PW
Industry Standard PW
15% capacity saving

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Enhanced Payload Compression Mechanism

Compressible traffic mostly includes Web
browsing
Typical mobile network traffic mix
Using advanced lossless payload

compression algorithms
Additive to Advanced Header

Claire Forlani
Compression gains in FibeAir Product
Series
Source: Allot Communications 2010
Up to 10-15% more capacity

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Doubling Ring Capacity

Ceragons ABR (Adaptive Bandwidth Recovery)
Conventional Protection
Ceragon ABR Protection
(Based on SNCP 1+1)
(Adaptive Bandwidth Recovery)
Standard
capacity
Double
capacity
Double the ring capacity - at no extra cost!

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More bandwidth
for broadband
for free!
Multi-Carrier ABC
N+0 Ethernet Traffic (XPIC supported)
Graceful degradation ability in case of one or more carriers fail
Multi-Carrier ABC & Adaptive modulation

Independence behavior for each radio carrier Maximize spectrum efficiency
v
Optimal data split between two carriers

Achieving 100% utilization of radio resources
Load balanced based on instantaneous radio capacity per carrier
NOT according to Link Aggregation, so not dependent on number of MAC addresses
Multi-Carrier ABC
2+0 Ethernet Traffic (XPIC supported)
Graceful degradation ability to one carrier
Multi-Carrier ABC & Adaptive modulation

V - 256QAM
200Mbps
8 6 4 2 9 7 5 3 1 6 4 2
H - 256QAM
200Mbps
7 5 3 1 8 6 4 2 7 5 3 1
400Mbps
Incoming Packet Flow GBE port
P4
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P3
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P3
P2
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P2
Outgoing Packet Flow GBE port
P1
P4
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P3
P3
P2
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P2
P1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P1
Multi-Carrier ABC
2+0 Ethernet Traffic (XPIC supported)
Graceful degradation ability to one carrier
Multi-Carrier ABC& Adaptive modulation

V 16QAM
100Mbps
6 3 6 3 6 3
H - 256QAM
200Mbps
5 4 2 1
7 5 4 2 1 5 4 2 1
300Mbps
Incoming Packet Flow GBE port
P4
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P3
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P3
P2
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P2
Outgoing Packet Flow GBE port
P1
P4
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P3
P3
P2
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P2
P1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Bytes of P1
Reducing Latency
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How to Provide high QoE for Any Service?

How to build a network with high QoE?
Lowest delay* and delay variation
Accurate synchronization clock solution
FibeAir IP-10 enables the highest

QoE service network, for any service
Lowest delay & delay variation:
50-70% less than other solutions
Most accurate synchronization solutions
* LTE allows only 5msec from eNodeB to Gateway
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Low Delay for LTE Networks

IP-10 provides Ultra low delay
Greater flexibility when deploying
LTE networks
More hops between eNB and SGW
Greater distances
Simplified launch of delay-sensitive
services
Ethernet Packet Size, Latency in [sec.]
IP-10
Modulation
QPSK
8 PSK
16 QAM
32 QAM
64 QAM
128 QAM
256 QAM
256 QAM
Up to 5msec from
eNB to SAE Gateway
64
233
185
136
106
120
113
120
110
128
247
196
144
112
125
118
124
115
256
276
218
160
125
136
128
133
123
512
333
262
193
151
158
147
151
140
28MHz, Eth. latency

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1024
448
351
259
202
202
185
186
175
1280
505
395
292
228
224
204
204
192
1518
559
436
322
252
245
222
221
208
Latency effects on Delay Sensitive Traffic

Industry common Implementations
Transmission of high priority frame waits until transmission of current

frame ends
Can result in high delay and delay variation
Radio link
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Latency effects on Delay Sensitive Traffic

Using Innovative Frame Cut-Through Technology
High priority frame cuts the transmission of lower priority frame

Even if lower priority frame already started transmission
Transmission of Lower priority frames is resumed after high priority
frame is transmitted
No capacity loss, No retransmissions required!

Radio link
Achieve 50% - 70% less delay than other networks

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Optimizing Packet Synchronization
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Sync Solutions for every scenario

Synchronization using native E1 trails
SyncE
SyncE input and output (G.8262)
End-to-End Synchronization distribution for nodal configurations
PRC grade (G.811) performance for pipe (regenerator)

applications
IEEE-1588 support
Unique Sync-over-packet optimized transport
Support IEEE-1588, NTP, etc.
Guaranteed ultra-low PDV (<35 sec)
Unique support for ACM and narrow channels
Integrated IEEE-1588 client
An optimal and flexible solution for every network

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Native Sync Distribution
GE/FE
GE
E1
E1/DS1
FibeAir IP-10
STM1/OC3
FibeAir IP-10
STM1/OC3
GE/FE
E1
STM1/OC3
Any interface as sync
FibeAir IP-10
reference
Native sync distribution
Any interface as sync
over radio links
output
Any link configuration
E1
STM1
E1
STM1
GE (SyncE) R3 hardware only
Any network topology

Dynamic sync source selection
GE/FE (SyncE)
Note: Resilient sync distribution over ring/mesh topologies
(using SSM) is planned as a software upgrade
Delay Variation in Wireless Transport

for Sync over Packet Protocols (e.g. IEEE-1588)
Quality of recovered clock depends on Packet Delay Variation (PDV)

Slow variation are most harmful, not averaged well by the receiver
Affecting factors
"Head-of-Line blocking - High priority frame wait until the end of transmission
of current frame
ACM causes changes in per hop delay

Modem coding latency is different in each modulation
Different modulations per direction may occur
Lower radio link capacity higher per-hop packet delay
Example: An IEEE-1588 frame over 28MHz channel
Minimum delay: 110sec (256QAM and no frame started transmission before)
Worst case delay: 800sec (QPSK and 1,518 byte frame started transmission before)
690sec variation at each hop !
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Ultra Low Delay Variation for Sync IEEE-1588

Creating dedicated channel for Sync-over-packet optimized
transport for IEEE-1588 control frames
Fixed bandwidth channel

Operates in parallel to the main channel which carries Ethernet traffic
Has fixed and symmetrical latency over all ACM points
Eliminates delay-variations and Head-of-Line blocking effects
< 35sec PDV per hop!
All other services use the main radio channel
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16
32
64
256
Using 8 Queues
With Strict & WFQ scheduling
Voice
Video
Data
256
Enhanced QoS Engine
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Ultra-low delay variation (<20sec)
Sync over packet (IEEE-1588 / NTP)
More capacity, Guaranteed Packet - Based SYNC

while using ACM
Unique
ACM enables
more capacity
with Higher availability
But
ACM increases Packet Delay Variation

(PDV) for synchronization over Packet
Protocols (IEEE-1588)
Ceragons ACM guarantees performance

of Packet based SYNC in All packet 3G/4G networks
Meeting Latency requirements

Advanced delay & delay-variation optimization techniques
Ultra-low delay variation
IEEE-1588/NTP
control frames
(<20sec)
PTP optimized transport
Controlled delay / delay-variation

Flow
Classifier
Control,
CES, VoIP
(< 120sec* / 40sec*)

Frame-cut through
Low delay
Browsing, Streaming,
Peer-to-peer, etc.
IP-10
(<210sec*)
Latency
Optimized
Radio link
Enhanced QoS capabilities
* Values are for 200Mbps radio link and frame size of up to 300 bytes for CES / VoIP frames
Improve QoE by providing highly optimized delay & delay-variation performance

for each application and service type
IP-10 Enhanced QoS

Ultra-low delay variation
Dedicated channel for ultra Low Delay Variation
(<20sec)
Sync over packet optimized transport

IEEE-1588/NTP
control frames
256
256
128
64
32
16
8
4
Latency Optimized
Radio link
QoS
Classifier
More granular service

classification
Multi-Layer MPLS-aware
QoS Classifier
High granularity traffic management

Improved utilization of TCP
flows
Intelligent congestion
management (WRED)
8 Queues
CIR + EIR support
Per queue statistics
Hierarchical scheduling
4 priorities
WFQ within the same priority
Shaping per queue and per port
Differentiated services with strict SLA

and maximizing network resources utilization
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Flexible, highly granular QoS schemes for any services mix
Queue 1
Pri=1
Queue 2
WFQ
Weight=1
Pri=2
Queue 3
SP
Weight=1
Pri=3
Queue 4
WFQ
QoS
Classifier
Weight=2
Queue5
Pri=4
Weight=1
Queue 6
WFQ
Weight=4
Queue 7
Weight=2
Queue 8
Weight=1
4 priorities
WFQ within same priority
Shaping per port/queue
8 Queues
63
Migration of existing Networks
64

Complete support for TDM and packet transport networks
All-packet transport for Ethernet Traffic
Native TDM transport for E1/DS1 traffic
PW technology (TDM over Packet) for E1/DS1 traffic
E1/DS1
Native TDM
All Packet
Ethernet
E1/DS1
PW
All Packet
Ceragons Native2
Radio
Ceragons Native
Packet Radio
Ethernet
E1/DS1
BTS/NodeB
IP-10
IP-10
Eth
65
65

TDM PW T-card for IP-10G
Simple migration from Native TDM to Pseudo-wires technology

(TDM over Packet)
Innovative add-in card design

Simply insert in deployed IP-10G units
Future proof, no Backhaul equipment forklifts!
E1/DS1
Native TDM
Ethernet
All Packet
E1/DS1
Ethernet
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PW
All Packet
Ceragons Native2
Radio
TDM PW processing T-Card (16E1)
Ceragons Native
Packet Radio
Available Antenna Adapters

for other Manufacturers Radios
3rd party
RFU-C
adapter
RFU-C
Keeping 3rd party

antenna and
adapter
More antenna adapters available per specific requirements

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Antenna Adapters
Reduce TCO By eliminating Antenna swap!
>15,000 adapters delivered and installed
100% customer satisfaction
3rd party
RFU-C
adapter
Keeping 3rd party

antenna and
adapter
RFU-C
Reusing existing IF
Cable to IP-10 IDU
IP-10 IDU
Legacy ODUs
Upgrade radios without the costly change of antennas

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PDH/SDH to Hybrid Networks using IP-10

Save up to 50% of equipment cost keep existing antennas
Save up to 30% OPEX - No antenna installation & realignment

Existing PDH radio antenna
Minimize loss of ARPU - Limited service disruption

Ready for full packet migration! - Future Proof investment
3rd party
RFU-C
adapter
SDH
RFU-C
RNC/BSC
69
RemoveIP10 IDU
Reusing existing IF
Cable to IP-10 IDU
PDH/SDH to Hybrid Networks using IP-10

Save up to 50% of equipment cost keep existing antennas
Save up to 30% OPEX - No antenna installation & realignment
Minimize loss of ARPU - Limited service disruption
Existing PDH radio antenna
Ready for full packet migration! - Future Proof investment

3rd party
RFU-C
adapter
SDH/Packet
IP-10
IP-10
RFU-C
IP-10
IP-10
RNC/BSC
IP-10
70
RemoveIP10 IDU
Reusing existing IF
Cable to IP-10 IDU
Hybrid to Full Packet Network using IP-10

Keep your IP-10 investment
Simply Add PW T-card
Configuration-based upgrade, no rewiring
Extremely low TCO - No equipment forklift!

Minimal service disruption
SDH/Packet
IP-10
IP-10
IP-10
IP-10
RNC/BSC
IP-10
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Hybrid to Full Packet Network using IP-10

Keep your IP-10 investment
Simply Add PW T-card
Configuration-based upgrade, no rewiring
Extremely low TCO - No equipment forklift!

Minimal service disruption
All Packet
PW
PW
PW
TDM PW Processing T-Card

PW
PW
RNC/BSC
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The #1 Wireless Backhaul Specialist
FibeAir IP-10
Solving your network
bottlenecks
Thank You

FibeAir IP-10

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