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CommScope Definitions: What is SAS?
CommScope Definitions: What is SAS?

In the latest entry to the CommScope Definitions series, this blog defines SAS (Spectrum Access System), which is a hot topic in wireless these days. It’s related to CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service), another hot topic in wireless. Mark Gibson explains them and more.

Mark Gibson Comsearch Commscope Mark Gibson

November 02, 2017

2 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What is Fixed Wireless Access?
CommScope Definitions: What is Fixed Wireless Access?

Fixed wireless access has become a popular table topic for service providers. But what is it and why should you consider it as part of your strategy? Sammit Patel explains as part of CommScope’s Definition Series and talks about the challenges facing fixed wireless.

Sammit Patel_headshot Sammit Patel

September 15, 2017

3 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What is Ultra-Low Loss?
CommScope Definitions: What is Ultra-Low Loss?

Fiber is vital to data centers. This network infrastructure is constantly increasing the speed and efficiency, enabling higher data throughput; however, fiber cabling and connections lose a certain amount of signal. Today’s standard of high performance is Ultra-Low Loss. James Young explains this topic as part of the CommScope Definitions blog series.

James Young James Young

August 18, 2017

2 minute read
Why Category 6a is the right cable for new installations
Why Category 6a is the right cable for new installations

Guest blogger George Zimmerman has spent the last 22 years working on ways to reuse old twisted pair cable. However, for new installations, he now recommends Category 6a. Find out why in this blog and his white paper.

George Zimmerman_photo--thumb George Zimmerman

August 07, 2017

3 minute read