Multiple wireless communication system-merged indoor distribution system and work method thereof
An indoor distribution system and wireless communication technology, applied in the field of indoor distribution systems, can solve the problems of uneven technical level of construction personnel, inability to solve intermodulation interference, and high cost, so as to improve network quality and user perception, improve stability and Effects of network quality, reduced investment and construction costs
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[0054] Taking two operators as an example, and there is a third-order intermodulation interference problem between the system A of operator X and the system C of operator Y as an example, the implementation method is described in detail:
[0055] Such as figure 2 As shown, the two operators X and Y are combined. Because there is third-order intermodulation interference between the system A of operator X and the system C of operator Y, firstly, the systems A and B of operator X are combined in a normal way. The combiner is connected to the first trunk line 1, and then the standard C, D and E of the operator Y are combined with a common combiner; because the standard A of the operator X has a large power, it is found according to the indoor distribution system diagram Find the node with the largest standard A power but less than 33dBm in all branches in the first main line 1; copy and design the second main line 2 according to the first main line 1, and then connect each node c...
Embodiment 2
[0057] Such as image 3 As shown, taking three operators as an example, and there is a third-order intermodulation interference problem between the system A of operator X and the system C of operator Y as an example, the implementation method is specifically described:
[0058] Because there is a third-order intermodulation interference problem between the system A of operator X and the system C of operator Y, first connect the system A and B of operator X to the first trunk line 1 using a common combiner, and the operator All the systems of Y and operator Z are first combined using a common combiner or an uplink and downlink combiner POI, and then connected to the second trunk line 2, and then each node corresponding to the two trunk lines is still connected to the bridge 5 Join the road.
Embodiment 3
[0060] Such as Figure 4 As shown, taking 6 mobile communication network signals as an example, the implementation manner will be described in detail.
[0061] 1. All 6 channels of mobile communication network signals (A~F) will no longer be combined into the same POI (multi-system combination device) when they are combined. All signals are divided into two groups before being combined. When grouping, Put signals that are not prone to intermodulation interference in the same group (for example: put A and B in one group, and put C~F in another group).
[0062] 2. Since the types of signals in each group are reduced and intermodulation interference is not easy to occur, low-cost combiners or small POIs can be used for combination.
[0063] 3. After the two groups of network signals are combined by a low-cost combiner or a small POI, the power is distributed through the first main line 1 and the second main line 2 respectively.
[0064] 4. When the power of the two groups of ne...
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