Q. What is max RF input power into DAS? Is there a need to have attenuator tray? A. Dali Matrix incorporates a modular headend unit which contains pluggable RF conditioning modules, active splitter-combiner modules and the host module which translates the RF content...
Read MoreQ. How much bandwidth do we need for the digital data stream that is transmitted? A. What we measure is the data rate of the digital data stream. The t-Series system uses 6Gbps, and Matrix system uses 10Gbps. Dali’s DAS platform is truly...
Read MoreQ. How do you address latency & redundancy issues? A. For latency, the maximum distance is determined by the modulation technology. With 4G, the maximum distance is around 20km with no loss using a digital solution over fiber. With Dali’s all-digital and software-configurable...
Read MoreQ. Your solution can provide cellular and Wi-Fi on the same digital backbone for in-building solutions. Other companies are doing this with parallel cabling in the same pull, how is the Dali system different? A. A. Other companies which provide an analog DAS...
Read MoreQ. Does the system configuration use CAT 6/7 cabling out to the antenna of the in-building systems? A. Since the Dali system is all-digital and uses SFPs (Small Form-factor Pluggable transceivers), we support single mode and multimode fiber, and CAT 6/7. However, there’s...
Read MoreOne of the reasons for poor radio frequency (RF) penetration is that new buildings are designed to minimize energy consumption. These green buildings often incorporate additional insulation, tinted windows and other technologies that, while reducing energy consumption, also significantly attenuate in-building wireless signal penetration. To...
Read MoreQ. Being that the Dali system is all-digital, does it require a dedicated antenna in the ceiling for each band? A. The Dali system uses one antenna for four bands (t30 or hd30 low power remote) or two bands (t43 high...
Read MoreQ. From the provisioning prospect, are we going to be provisioning RAN elements virtually at the CPRI level or are we still touching these elements? A. In the long term, the goal is to be able to provision RAN elements virtually...
Read MoreDali Wireless provides wireless infrastructure that offers new and better ways to handle exponential growth in mobile data traffic.
Dali’s fully digital wireless signal routing solution revolutionizes in-building and outdoor coverage and capacity by eliminating interference and maximizing spectrum usage.
Mobile operators, large enterprises and public safety networks around the world deploy Dali technology to ensure high quality service and a seamless migration to 5G.
U.S. PTAB Confirmed Dali’s Game-Changing 5G Mobile Densification Patent by Rejecting Corning’s IPR Challenge
September 20, 2021
U.S. Appellate Court Ruled Against CommScope and Reaffirmed Dali Wireless’ RAN Virtualization Seminal Patent
August 30, 2021
Dali Wireless Files Second Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Corning; Broadens Scope to Include Optical Network Evolution (ONE) Products
September 21, 2020
After the Dali Wireless-CommScope Court Fight, Legal Uncertainties Linger in the Enterprise RAN
May 19, 2020
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