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Licensed Wireless Products
Products and Services for the Wireless Broadband Industry
Licensed Back Haul Products
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Dragonwave - AirPair
The AirPair Ethernet radio family provides best-in-class, high capacity wireless connections for synchronous and IP based applications. AirPair delivers a 100/1000BaseTx user network interface to provide committed full duplex data rates from 20-200 Mbps over distances of up to 50 Km (31 mi). The AirPair radio accommodates a variety of International licensed and unlicensed frequency plans including the new 24 GHz unlicensed spectrum.
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E-Band Radio with Antenna
The 71-76 and 81-86 GHz bands (widely known as "e-band") are permitted worldwide for ultra high capacity point-to-point communications. The 10 GHz of spectrum available represents by far the most ever allocated at any one time, enabling fiber-like gigabit per second (Gbps) and greater data rates that cannot be achieved at the bandwidth-limited lower microwave frequency bands. E-band propagation characteristics are comparable to those at the widely used microwave bands, and with well characterized weather characteristics allowing rain fade to be understood, link distances of several miles can confidently be realized. E-band wireless systems offer the most compelling alternative to buried fiber with advantages over competing high capacity wireless technologies. 
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Ceragon – FibeAir
Ceragon’s FibeAir® product family of broadband wireless systems supports multiple capacities, frequencies, modulation schemes and configurations for various network requirements, using the same hardware and state-of-the-art technology. The FibeAir family supports the complete range of frequencies of 6 to 38 GHz and software configurable modulation schemes of 16, 32, 64, 128 and 256 QAM with versatile 28-56 MHz bandwidths. Ceragon’s radios are upgradeable for capacities of 100 to 622 Mbps, using the same 1U IDU.
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Cielo - SkyLink
SkyLink point-to-point microwave radios are available in all ANSI & ETSI licensed bands from 7 to 38 GHz. SkyLink terminals have a “split mount” configuration with an Outdoor Unit (ODU) mounted directly to the antenna, an Indoor Unit (IDU) mounted inside a structure or outdoor weatherproof cabinet, and a single inexpensive coaxial cable connecting those units.
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