Broadband wireless signal covering network based on passive optical network structure

Abstract

The invention relates to a broadband wireless signal covering network based on a passive optical network structure. The network comprises a first fiber power divider / wave combiner, a plurality of user terminal units, an optical wavelength multiplexing / de-multiplexing device, a second fiber power divider / wave combiner and a broadband photoreceiver, wherein the first fiber power divider / wave combiner allocates light carrier signals of a light emitter to a plurality of fiber power dividers; a plurality of the user terminal units correspondingly receive the light carrier signals of the fiber power dividers, emit the light carrier signals to air and receive user uplink RF signals through antennas; the optical wavelength multiplexing / de-multiplexing device collects user uplink optical signals of a plurality of the user terminal units and transmits the signals to the uplink direction; the second fiber power divider / wave combiner collects the user uplink optical signals and transmits the signals to the uplink direction; and the broadband photoreceiver converts the received multi-wavelength user uplink optical signals into multi-bandwidth broadband RF signals and sends the signals to upper layer equipment. The broadband wireless signal covering network solves the problem of realizing broadband wireless communication for large-scale indoor multiuser, strengthens the adaptability to the horizontal dynamic change of uplink optical signal power and can adapt to the functional requirement of various wireless communication systems.

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[0001] The invention relates to a broadband wireless signal coverage network. In particular, it relates to a broadband wireless signal coverage network based on a passive optical network structure suitable for large-scale and large-scale indoor broadband wireless signal coverage. Background technique

[0002] With the popularization of 3G technology and the continuous development of 4G and millimeter wave technology, wireless technology has a tendency to further develop into high-frequency bands, and it is a way for multiple formats and multiple frequency band signals to coexist. Due to the large spatial attenuation of high-frequency signals and the limitation of cable transmission characteristics, especially in complex indoor environments, the transmission and coverage of broadband wireless signals have become increasingly prominent. Statistics show that most of the wireless signal transmission and reception occurs in the indoor environment. If the wireless...

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