ICT & Network Infrastructure
Point-to-Point & Wireless Transmission
Point-to-Point & Wireless Transmission within SNDIAN's ICT & Network Infrastructure systems, designed and integrated as part of a coordinated environment.
Overview
Point-to-Point & Wireless Transmission provides a defined layer of the organization's connectivity or compute environment. Capacity, resilience, security, physical pathways and ongoing operations are planned together. SNDIAN's engineering scope addresses point-to-point & wireless transmission as an integrated system: functional requirements, device or platform selection, infrastructure dependencies, interfaces, testing and operator handover are considered together.
Capabilities
- Line-of-sight and link-budget assessment
- Frequency, channel and spectrum coordination
- Throughput, latency and availability design
- Antenna, mast and grounding coordination
- Encryption, authentication and network boundary planning
- Link testing, monitoring and alignment records
Deployment considerations
Design for the site, not only the specification.
01
Assess demand, application dependencies, existing topology and service continuity requirements.
02
Coordinate pathways, capacity, addressing, security zones, power, cooling and equipment access.
03
Test coverage or performance against the agreed design and provide accurate labeling and configuration records.
Architecture
System components
- 01Point-to-point radios or wireless bridges
- 02Directional antennas and mounts
- 03Indoor/outdoor radio units
- 04Switching and routing interfaces
- 05Masts, grounding and surge protection
- 06Link monitoring and configuration tools
Applications
Related solutions
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