2024 Wireless Training Catalogue
CBRS is 150 MHz of spectrum – ranging from 3550 – 3700 MHz – in the 3.5 GHz band. In April 2015, the FCC established Citizen Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) for shared commercial use of that band. Some of this spectrum will continue to be used by the United States government for radar systems but will be available for others where not needed by the Navy.
Licenses in CBRS are in three tiers:
Tier 1: Incumbent protection – Reserved for fixed satellite stations or government agencies.
Tier 2: Priority Access License (PAL) – Users in this tier must bid for these licenses to have priority access.
Tier 3: General Availability Access (GAA) – GAA users do not have to bid for licenses but they are required to register
MobiLink 2000 CBRS Outdoor LTE eNB
MobiLink 9750 CBRS Outdoor LTE CPE
MobiLink 9720 CBRS Outdoor LTE CPE
MobiLink 9700 CBRS Outdoor LTE CPE
Domain Proxy
Standalone LTE Core (EPC)
SAS is the Spectrum Access System. It is a system that authorizes and manages the use of spectrum for the Citizens Broadband Radio Service. SAS determines the available spectrum
Commscope
Federated Wireless
Citizens Broadband radio Service Device (CBSD): Fixed Stations or Portable Base stations or access points, or networks of such base stations or access points, that operate on a Priority Access or General Authorized Access basis in the Citizens Broadband Radio Service consistent with this rule part.
A Domain Proxy is an aggregation point that interfaces with the SAS on behalf of all the devices behind it