Nokia AirScale IPAA Description
Nokia AirScale IPAA Description
DN272746877
Issue 01
Approval Date 2020-11-06
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Nokia AirScale IPAA Description
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Table of Contents
List of Figures
Figure 1 AEQE interfaces ............................................................................................................ 13
Figure 2 Top and base module installation onto a pole ......................................................... 18
Figure 3 Content of top-model delivery .................................................................................. 19
Figure 4 AEQP interfaces ............................................................................................................ 23
Figure 5 Top and base module installation onto a pole ......................................................... 27
Figure 6 Content of top model delivery ................................................................................... 28
Figure 7 Top and base module installation onto a pole ......................................................... 30
Figure 8 Content of top model (RRH) delivery ......................................................................... 31
Figure 9 Top and base module installation onto a pole ......................................................... 35
Figure 10 Content of base module delivery ............................................................................ 35
Figure 11 Top and base module installation onto a pole ...................................................... 39
Figure 12 Content of base module delivery ............................................................................ 39
List of Tables
Table 1 AEQE_I functional specification .................................................................................... 10
Table 2 AEQE_I antenna characteristics in Full 64TRX mode ................................................ 11
Table 3 AEQE_I antenna characteristics in Split 32TRx mode (1x32 or 2x32) with horizontal
cut of antenna panel ...................................................................................................... 12
Table 4 AEQE interfaces .............................................................................................................. 14
Table 5 LEDs for primary link (OPT1) ........................................................................................ 15
Table 6 LEDs for secondary link (OPT2) .................................................................................... 15
Table 7 AEQE_I interface for ALD support ............................................................................... 16
Table 8 AEQE_I electrical specifications .................................................................................... 16
Table 9 AEQE_I power consumption ......................................................................................... 17
Table 10 AEQE_I dimensions and weight .................................................................................. 19
Table 11 AEQE_I environmental specifications ....................................................................... 20
Table 12 AEQP_I functional specification ................................................................................. 21
Table 13 AEQP_I antenna characteristics ................................................................................. 22
Table 14 AEQP interfaces ........................................................................................................... 24
Table 15 LEDs for primary link (OPT1) ...................................................................................... 25
Table 16 LEDs for secondary link (OPT2) ................................................................................. 25
Table 17 AEQP_I interface for ALD support ............................................................................. 26
Table 18 AEQP_I electrical specifications ................................................................................. 26
Table 19 AEQP_I dimensions and weight .................................................................................. 28
Table 20 AEQP_I environmental specifications ....................................................................... 29
Table 21 8T8R dimensions and weight ..................................................................................... 31
Table 22 8T8R specification ....................................................................................................... 32
Table 23 Single column specification ........................................................................................ 32
Table 24 Base module functional specification ...................................................................... 33
Table 25 Antenna specification for 2.1 m configuration ....................................................... 34
Table 26 Base module dimensions and weight ....................................................................... 34
Table 27 Base module environmental specifications ............................................................. 36
Table 28 Base module functional specification ...................................................................... 37
Table 29 Antenna specification for 2.7 m configuration ....................................................... 37
Table 30 Base module dimensions and weight ....................................................................... 38
Table 31 IPAA environmental specifications ............................................................................ 40
Summary of changes
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Functional description
Property Value
Supported bandwidths NR: 20, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 MHz
• Two carriers in Full TRX mode: 20+20, 40+40,
50+50 MHz of contiguous or non-contiguous
• Two carriers in Split TRX mode: 80+80 and
100+100 MHz
Property Value
Envelope elevation beamwidth, HPBW +16° to –4°(upper SLS > 6 dB), +13° to
–1°(upper SLS > 10 dB)
Elevation scanning range ±7 (upper SLS > 6 dB), ±4 (upper SLS > 10 dB)
Table 3: AEQE_I antenna characteristics in Split 32TRx mode (1x32 or 2x32) with horizontal cut of
antenna panel
Property Value
Envelope elevation beamwidth, HPBW from +15° to –3° (upper SLS > 6 dB); from +13°
to –1°(upper SLS > 10 dB)
Elevation scanning range/Static Electrical Tilt ±3° (upper SLS > 6 dB); ±1°(upper SLS > 10 dB)
Range
Interfaces
WARNING!
Before turning RF power on, RF ports have to be terminated by nominal 50 Ω load (for
example, feeder with antenna). However, if these conditions are not met, the plastic
caps that are delivered within the unused RF ports should remain in place. The plastic
caps isolate RF port from the environment, and thus provide electric shock security in
case RF power is accidentally on.
Property Value
AISG 3.0
Voltage 14.5 V ± 1 V
Electrical specifications
Property Value
Note:
The minimum start-up voltage is –40.5 V DC. If the input voltage is below or beyond
the extended limits, the unit might shut down.
Power consumption
Typical power consumption [W] for 48 V DC input, at 25°C, representative of typical product
performance under the same conditions (hardware variant, software version, configuration,
environment) with +/-10% margin.
5G power backoff
The recommended power reduction values are defined as follows. High reduction values
may cause radio outages.
dlQam256PowerBackoffSub6 1.5 dB 3 dB
Installation options
AEQE_I can be installed on a pole.
For more information on IPAA installation, see Installing and Cabling Nokia AirScale IPAA.
NOTICE:
The unit without a fan should always be mounted in a vertical orientation with
connectors on the bottom side to ensure convection cooling.
Environmental specifications
Property Value
* IP rating labels are located on the side of the radio unit and on the bottom collar of the
antenna array.
WARNING!
Risk of RF exposure.
To prevent RF exposure, place RF absorber or blanket in front of radome surface or
keep 1.5 m (4.92 ft) distance from the radome surface in controlled environment and
3 m (9.84 ft) distance from the radome surface in uncontrolled environment (as
labeled on the front panel).
Functional description
Property Value
Property Value
Envelope elevation beamwidth, HPBW +16° to –4°(upper SLS > 6 dB), +13° to
–1°(upper SLS > 10 dB)
Elevation scanning range ±7 (upper SLS > 6 dB), ±4 (upper SLS > 10 dB)
Interfaces
Property Value
Voltage 14.5 V ± 1 V
Electrical specifications
Property Value
Note:
The minimum start-up voltage is –40.5 V DC. If the input voltage is below or beyond
the extended limits, the unit might shut down.
5G power backoff
The recommended power reduction values are defined as follows. High reduction values
may cause radio outages.
dlQam256PowerBackoffSub6 1.5 dB 3 dB
Installation options
AEQP_I can be installed on a pole.
For more information on IPAA installation, see Installing and Cabling Nokia AirScale IPAA.
NOTICE:
The unit without a fan should always be mounted in a vertical orientation with
connectors on the bottom side to ensure convection cooling.
Environmental specifications
Property Value
* IP rating labels are located on the side of the radio unit and on the bottom collar of the
antenna array.
WARNING!
Risk of RF exposure.
To prevent RF exposure, place RF absorber or blanket in front of radome surface or
keep 1.5 m (4.92 ft) distance from the radome surface in controlled environment and
3 m (9.84 ft) distance from the radome surface in uncontrolled environment (as
labeled on the front panel).
Installation options
8T8R can be installed on a pole.
For more information on IPAA installation, see Installing and Cabling Nokia AirScale IPAA.
Antenna Specification
Property Value
Property Value
Functional description
Property Value
Property Value
USLS 15 dB 16 dB 16 dB 16 dB
Installation options
Passive antenna can be installed on a pole.
For more information on IPAA installation, see Installing and Cabling Nokia AirScale IPAA.
Environmental specifications
Property Value
Wind load, front/rear/side with a mMIMO top 803/529/793 N (EN1991-1-4, wind velocity
module 42m/s (150 km/h)
Wind load, front/rear/side with RRH and 8T8R 803/647/793 N (EN1991-1-4, wind velocity
top module 42m/s (150 km/h)
IP rating IP24*
Functional description
Property Value
Property Value
USLS 15 dB 15 dB 16 dB 16 dB
Installation options
Passive antenna can be installed on a pole.
For more information on IPAA installation, see Installing and Cabling Nokia AirScale IPAA.
Environmental specifications
Property Value
Wind load, front/rear/side with a mMIMO top- 1075/618/1062 N (EN1991-1-4, wind velocity
module 42m/s (150 km/h)
Wind load, front/rear/side with RRH and 8T8R 1075/736/1062 N (EN1991-1-4, wind velocity
top module 42m/s (150 km/h)
IP rating IP24*