CommScope expands Solutions for Sector Sculpting

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CommScope expands Solutions for Sector Sculpting 
CommScope has innovated sector sculpting to satisfy the tens of thousands of spectators who fill venues in numerous cities every day. The sector sculpting technique is deployed via the new family of CommScope specialty antennas and combined with an outdoor distributed antenna system to address the unique needs of high traffic, highly visible venues that can strain or impede networks that are ill-prepared for the crush of wireless traffic generated by customers.
Philip Sorrells, VP, Site Solutions, CommScope said, “When you look at the challenges mobile operators are facing today and the projections for as few as three to five years from now, the capacity issue is a real concern-whether it’s in an outdoor DAS scenario or the macro cellular network. Investing in capacity with sector sculpting solutions offers network providers one of the best opportunities to meet requirements now and in the years ahead, which can give them a solid return on their investment.”  
CommScope provides a broad range of sector sculpting solutions as part of its newly-expanded portfolio of antennas, which now pairs products from the legacy Andrew Solutions brand with antenna innovation offered by Argus Technologies. 
The CommScope antenna features 2x9 multi-beam antenna and is MIMO-compatible.  This solution provides the power of 18 beams into a single antenna to provide capacity-optimized coverage throughout a venue served by a DAS.  It features two rows of nine beams each covering both high and low seating areas in locations with as many as 10,000 to 100,000 spectators.

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