
ASIA
Hong Kong : Comba Telecom Systems introduces the new multi-carrier
power amplifier (MCPA) for 3G networks at the CTIA Wireless 2006 event
in Las Vegas, USA between 5-7 April. Comba's MCPA enables the amplification
and integration of multiple carrier signals into a single antenna
on base stations. The impact of this is to enable efficiencies by
removing the need for multiple antennas for each base station with
implications on running and maintenance costs.
The
new MCPA from Comba has the world's highest power density of its kind
-- namely, on a pound-for-pound basis, Comba's MCPA has the highest
power output, yet consumes the least power in the industry.
The
net effect of this is to help base station operators and manufacturers
realize efficiencies in setting up and maintaining their base stations.
Tony
T.L. Fok, Comba's Chairman and Managing Director said, "The
introduction of the Comba MCPA further enhances our portfolio of products
and solutions for the 2G and 3G markets. The MCPA's ease of integration
with the other components of a base station will enable manufacturers
to focus their resources on other value-added areas. We are positive
that our product will gain traction in the global market."
"We
are delighted to present the MCPA to the market," said Augustin
Chang, Comba's President, North America R&D, "We have consulted
with base station manufacturers around the world to understand their
wants and needs. Based on this, we have produced an MCPA that has
one of the smallest footprints, the most efficient power consumption
and output patterns, yet is easy to install."
Key features of the MCPA
include:
-- Up to four WCDMA carriers
supported
-- Size of 130 cubic inches
-- High Efficiency: > 18%
-- Modular Design Approach for various power levels and frequencies
-- Advanced Adapted Analog Pre-distortion Linearization Technology