Antenna Electrical Specifications



Overview

The active antenna unit (AAU) is a new type of RF module following the RFU and RRU. It incorporates the functions of RRUs and conventional antennas and requires less site resources.

Figure 1-1 Evolution of Huawei base stations

 

The AAU5611 is one of Huawei's main products that implement massive MIMO in NR and LTE TDD networks. The following figures show the position of the AAU5611 in NR and LTE networks, respectively.

Figure 1-2 Position of the AAU5611 in the NR network

 

Figure 1-3 Position of the AAU5611 in the LTE network

 

The AAU5611 supports 64T64R. With a sharp increase in transmit and receive antenna channels, this product provides greater diversity, array, spatial multiplexing, and interference suppression gains. This helps operators to maximize the use of existing site and spectrum resources, enhance the system performance, and improve wireless network capacity.


Product Characteristics

Leading Performance

l Multiple channels

The AAU5611 uses the massive MIMO technology and supports 64T64R. Massive MIMO features the adoption of massive antenna arrays for joint signal reception and demodulation or transmission, and therefore significantly enhances single-user link performance and multi-user spatial multiplexing capability, and improves system link quality and transmission rates when compared with traditional multiple-antenna technologies. Massive MIMO also enables the system to flexibly adjust beam forms in both the horizontal and vertical planes, significantly enhancing 3D coverage capability.

l High power

The AAU5611 adopts the industry-leading power amplification technology, Huawei-developed IF and RF chip, and unique antenna element technology. The module features high power, large bandwidth, and small size. The advanced power amplification technology achieves a maximum of 160 W power and supports a wider coverage area.

High Integration

l Light weight and small size

The AAU5611 integrates the functions of antennas and RF modules with a total weight of 47 kg and a small size (965 mm x 470 mm x 220 mm). Its weight and dimensions are far less than those of the traditional RRU+antenna solution.

l Small frontal area

The frontal area (965 mm x 470 mm) of the AAU5611 is smaller than that of a common antenna.

l Flexible deployment

The integrated design of the AAU5611 saves the jumper, external combiner, and the installation space required by the RRU. This simplifies the antenna installation platform and enables flexible deployment. Its support for 3D beamforming and tilt adjustment reduces requirements on the antenna height and facilitates installation.


System Architecture

3.1 Exterior

3.2 Physical Ports

3.3 Logical Structure

Exterior

Figure 3-1 shows the AAU5611 exterior.

Figure 3-1 AAU5611 exterior

Physical Ports

Figure 3-2 describes the physical ports on an AAU.

Figure 3-2 AAU5611 physical ports

Table 3-1 Ports on an AAU

Silkscreen Protocol Connector Quantity Description
CPRI0 eCPRI protocol SFP 1 Connects to a BBU. Maximum rate: 25 Gbit/s
CPRI1 eCPRI protocol SFP 1 Connects to a BBU. Maximum rate: 25 Gbit/s
Input N/A EPC9 1 Power input port
Aux AISG 2.1 DB9 1 Connects to an external antenna information sensor unit (AISU) module.

 

Logical Structure

An AAU integrates the antenna and RF unit. Its main function modules include the antenna unit (AU), radio unit (RU), power module, and L1 processing unit.

Figure 3-3 shows the AAU logical structure.

Figure 3-3 Logical structure

 

Table 3-2 describes function modules of an AAU.

Table 3-2 Function modules of an AAU

Function Module Function Description
AU Each antenna supports 96 dual-polarized elements to transmit and receive radio waves.
RU l Performs down-conversion, amplification, analog-to-digital conversion (using the ADC), and digital IF processing for RF signals through the RX channel. (ADC is short for analog to digital converter, and IF is short for intermediate frequency.) l Performs filtering, digital-to-analog conversion (using the DAC), up-conversion, and analog signal amplification for downlink signals through the TX channel. (DAC is short for digital-to-analog converter.) l Performs phase calibration for uplink and downlink RF channels. l Provides –48 V DC power supply port. l Provides protection and filtering functions.
Power module Supplies the operating voltage to the AU and RU.
L1 (physical layer) processing unit l Implements the uplink and downlink processing at 5G NR and LTE TDD physical layers. l Weights the channels. l Provides eCPRI ports to converge or distribute eCPRI signals.

Technical Specifications

4.1 Frequency Band

4.2 Antenna Electrical Specifications

4.3 Mechanical Downtilt Supporting Arm

4.4 Capacity

4.5 eCPRI Port Specifications

4.6 Output Power

4.7 Static Sensitivity

4.8 Power Consumption

4.9 Power Supply

4.10 Equipment Specifications

4.11 Environmental Specifications

Frequency Band

Table 4-1 AAU5611 LTE TDD frequency band

Frequency Band Frequency Range Carrier Bandwidth (MHz) IBW OBW
2600 MHz 2575 MHz to 2615 MHz 20 40 MHz 40 MHz

 

Table 4-2 AAU5611 NR frequency band

Frequency Band Frequency Range Carrier Bandwidth (MHz) IBW OBW
2600 MHz 2575 MHz to 2615 MHz 20 40 MHz 40 MHz

 

Antenna Electrical Specifications

Table 4-3 Antenna electrical specifications of the AAU5611 NR

Item NR Specifications
Frequency range 2575 MHz to 2615 MHz
Polarization mode +45° and –45°
Gain 24.8 dBi
Horizontal sweeping range of broadcast beams –60° to +60°
Vertical sweeping range of broadcast beams –15° to +15°
Number of antenna elements 192

 

Table 4-4 Antenna electrical specifications of the AAU5611 LTE TDD

Item LTE TDD Specifications
Frequency range 2575 MHz to 2615 MHz
Polarization mode +45° and –45°
Gain 24.8 dBi
Horizontal beamwidth adjustment range of broadcast beams 15° to 90°
Vertical beamwidth adjustment range of broadcast beams 6.5° to 27°
Number of antenna elements 192

 


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