C5C MIMOSA NETWORKS Modular radio up to 500 Mbps of 4.9-6.4 GHz IP55 2x2: 2 MIMO Mimosa Cloud Monitoring and Management Auto-optimization Not including POE injector

The Mimosa C5c radio has been specially designed to make long-distance (PTP) backhaul links or be used as a Client in Point-to-Multipoint (PTMP) links with an A5c.

More economical and faster-connectorized backhaul for long-distance links in the free and licensed band

Main characteristics of the C5c.

• Operation mode: PTP Backhaul between C5c with C5c or PTMP client mode of an A5c or A514.

• MIMO and Modulation: 2x2: 2 MIMO OFDM up to 256 QAM.

• Maximum transmission power: 27 dBm.

• Bandwidth management in DL / UL: 50/50 75/25 25/75% and automatic due to traffic sense demand.

• Maximum performance: up to 500 Mbps of aggregate speed in DL / UL.

• For outdoors: IP55.

• Temperature range: -40 to 55 ° C (-40 to 131 ° F).

• Maximum power consumption: 12.9 W ideal for solar systems.

• Power supply: 24 - 56 Vdc via POE-48V passive PoE injector (included).

• Network interface: Gigabit Ethernet.

• Security: WPA2 Mimosa 802.1x.

• Frequency: PTP 4.9 - 6.4 GHz and PTMP 4.9 - 6.2 GHz.

• Connectors: 2 x SMA Reverse Female for external antenna (not included).

Not including POE injector

(Estimated distance from 0 to 100 km in PTP and 0 to 15 km in PTMP depends on the conditions of each site such as spectrum availability noise levels full line of sight and bandwidth sought)

APPLICATIONS

       Long-range point-to-point (PTP) backhaul          Rural point-to-multipoint (PTMP) GigaPoP                Suburban MicroPoP when foliage exists

ADD SUBSCRIBERS WITH EASE

Auto-Provisioning together with the Mimosa Install App now dramatically reduces subscriber installation time automates device provisioning and allows seamless device integration into an ISP network.

SPECTRUM REUSE SYNCHRONIZATION (SRS) CLIENT

In SRS mode all uplink and downlink transmissions are scheduled by the Access Point (A5/A5c) which greatly improves medium access protocol (MAC) efficiency allows interference coordination and reduces jitter. In contrast in WiFi-Interop mode clients need to contend with each other to access the channel which leads to reduced MAC efficiency higher interference levels and higher jitter.

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