White Paper: Why Choose E-Band

5 Reasons To Chose The E-Link 1000EXR Over Competing 70/80 GHz Gigabit Wireless Solutions

White Paper: E-Band Wireless Technology

The significance of the e-band frequencies cannot be overstated.  The 10 GHz of spectrum available represents by far the most ever allocated by the FCC at any one time, representing 50-times the bandwidth of the entire cellular spectrum.  With 5 GHz of bandwidth available per channel, gigabit and greater data rates can easily be accommodated with reasonably simple radio architectures.  With propagation characteristics comparable to those at the widely used microwave bands, and well characterized weather characteristics allowing rain fade to be understood, link distances of several miles can confidently be realized.

White Paper: E-Band Licensing and License Fee Considerations

How the USA, UK, Australia, UAE and other countries are encouraging e-band adoption to enhance their national broadband infrastructures

White Paper: The Benefits of E-Band Systems Over Other Wireless Technologies

There are several technologies competing to provide wireless broadband connectivity and bridge the last mile gap. This paper explores how e-band wireless systems compete effectively against these alternatives, and brings significant advantages to wireless system providers and network designers.

White Paper: The Benefits of  "Light Licensing" for E-Band Wireless Systems

The 71-76 and 81-86 GHz bands (widely known as "e-band") are permitted worldwide for ultra high capacity point-to-point communications.  Wireless regulators in the USA, UK and many other countries have introduced "light licensing" schemes for managing this band. These innovative licenses retain the benefits of full interference protection that a wireless license guarantees, but can be applied for in minutes and at costs of a few tens of dollars per year.  This is significantly faster and cheaper than traditional licensing, making e-band an attractive alternative to existing licensed wireless technologies.

White Paper: List of Regulatory Links

This paper is a collection of links to various countries regulatory sites for the e-band frequencies.

White Paper: Is Adaptive Rate Really Needed?

Why E-Band Communications does not use "Adaptive Rate" technology.