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© 2014 Comtech EF Data Corporation

Satellite Workshop

Core Competencies for Competing

in Asia-Pacific Mobile Markets

Sunday, 18 January 2015

The Background

2 Source: Ericsson Mobility Report, November 2014

Growth of data traffic 2014

3 Source: Ericsson Mobility Report, November 2014

4

New Era of “Data-Centric” Backhaul

for Telco/Celco

Mobile-Cellular Subscriptions

• # of mobile-cellular subscriptions worldwide is approaching population

on earth -> will reach almost 7 billion by end of 2014

• >50% of the subscriptions (3.6 billion) are in Asia-Pacific

• Africa & Asia-Pacific are the regions with the strongest growth

5 Source: 2014

Total & Per 100 Inhabitants, 2005-2014 By Region, 2014

The Rural Conundrum

Increased need for Efficiency compared to urban

- Market

Requirements

- Government

Regulations

Available

Technology:

-GSM

- Backhaul

Higher OPEX

Rural

Mobile

• Deploying Infrastructure with

questionable ROI (lower ARPU,

customer density, High OPEX)

• Higher Transportation costs

• Tower, Antenna,

Maintenance...

• Energy costs:

• OPEX (Diesel) or CAPEX (Solar)

• Site Security

• Theft, vandalism

Providing service in low density areas is challenging

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Cost-Efficient Transport

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What Really Matters to

Mobile Network Operators (MNOs)?

TCO More Services Lowest

OPEX Lowest CAPEX

Control of Total Cost of

Ownership

Offering more services

with the best TCO

When using

C-, Ku-, Ka-Band, GEO,

MEO & HTS

Most efficient Bit/Hz

Re-usable on different

satellite capacity &

services

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Technologies & Products That

Enable Affordable 3G/4G

Backhaul Solutions over Satellites

SatCom Infrastructure Technologies That

“Extend” Bandwidth & Reduce Expenses Pillars of Optimizing Throughput

Mod/Cod

ROF

Carrier-in-Carrier

Technology

Adaptive Coding and Modulation

WAN/RAN Optimization

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ACM Operation and User Throughput

User DR

Avail DR

Without DoubleTalk

Carrier-in-Carrier

With DoubleTalk

Carrier-in-Carrier

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Minimize Latency & Jitter

• Earth station digital equipment needs to minimize

both latency and jitter

– On board processing minimizes IP packet delays

– Latency not just an audio issue – 3G and 4G LTE systems

can be sensitive

• Jitter has significant impact on perceived voice/2-way

video quality

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Optimize the E1 RAN

• Best to support integrated E1 RAN optimization

– Abis Optimization

– TDM compression

– Support simultaneous E1 and Ethernet operation in Hub

Spoke topology

• Traffic trending

– Ingress (E1 & LAN) and egress (WAN) traffic

– Link quality

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Mobile Backhaul (IP BTS Traffic Optimization)

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Out (Satellite) In (Ethernet)

Almost 50% Savings

Example of Cell Site with

Alcatel-Lucent

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Rural BTS

Energy Controller

•To power BTS

•To control

Solar panels/wind

turbine/batteries/Genset

ALU Solar Panels

ALU Batteries

OMC-R

PM Counters

Alarms

OAM

Energy

Energy

Ext. Alarms

ODM-840

48 VDC

E1 Abis

with integrated Memotec Optimization

Ethernet

BTS MC-RRH 1 PA & Solar Station

The “Aggregation” Requirement

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• Aggregation nodes are typically higher bandwidth nodes supporting greater

than 10 Mbps and supporting combination of higher number of TDM + IP

backhaul

• RAN/WAN Optimization - CX-UA: can optimize up to a full STM1 of E1

based traffic and convert it to optimized IP traffic. Typical experience: 1

STM1 of Abis => 45 Mbps IP (3:1)

• Traffic Shaping - Stampede FX: optimizes IP traffic stream, manages

CDM760 ACM, and enforces QOS on ACM variable bandwidth.

• Modem – CDM-760: High modulation DVB-S2-EB1, CnC

IP Traffic:

•ABISoIP

•Iub

E1 Traffic:

•ABISoE1

STM1

IP IP

E1 IP

CX-UA TDM optimizer

Stampede FX optimizer CDM-760

Trending Access Requirements

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• Today’s “Mobile Access” requirement has shifted from standard 2G

TDM (E1) backhaul to mixed TDM/Ethernet backhaul.

E1 E1 E1 Ethernet Ethernet

CDM-625A with E1 +

Ethernet SUBMUX

CDM-625A with

E1

CDM-625A + Memotec CXU

across IP/Ethernet modem

Static BW allocated

regardless of

actual traffic load

Static BW allocated

for each service (no

sharing of satellite

resources)

Single BW defined for both

services with shared access

via QoS. Also, enables

additional BW capability via

ACM since backhaul is

exclusively IP/Ethernet.

Successful 2G to 3G Migration

• An MNO in Pakistan was using CDM-625

with E1 interface for 2G

• Successfully migrated to IP transport for 3G

by adding Packet Processor into modem

– VLAN

– QoS to differentiate signaling, voice and data

– Header compression

– Payload compression

• This migrated satellite 3G network will carry

more than 500 Mbps of voice and data

traffic - Without needing extra bandwidth

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Over Satellite

• LTE backhaul has been deployed by a major North American

mobile network operator

• LTE network vendor - Alcatel Lucent

• 20 Mbps satellite link with DoubleTalk® Carrier-in-Carrier®

• Able to achieve maximum throughput for UDP and TCP/IP

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SatCom Economics –

“Total Cost of Ownership”

• Costs typically associated with

satellite communications

– Operating expenses

Satellite space segment

Recurring license fees and

taxes

Support and maintenance

– Capital (Fixed) expenses

Ground equipment, codec,

routers, switching

equipment, modems,

converters, RF, HPA,

antennas

Site preparation, civil works,

one time license fees

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Operating

Expenses

Capital

Expenses

Network Operations + Depreciation

Total Cost of Ownership

Operations &

Maintenance

Transmission

OPEX

Power

Spares/Support

Training

Site

Rental

Network

Equipment

Site

Equipment

Civil

Works

NRO

Transmission

Equipment

© 2014 Comtech EF Data Corporation

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