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Chapter 3. 9500 MXC Nodes
Vol. II-3-76 Alcatel-Lucent
Equal-split has a nominal 3.5/3.5 dB loss per side.
Unequal-split has a nominal 1.6 /6.4 dB insertion loss.
For more information on coupler losses, refer to Coupler Losses on page 7-19,
Volume IV, Chapter 7.
Dual Protection
Dual protection enables master protection of two subordinate protected links, or
one protected link with one non-protected link.
The dual protection options are:
Frequency diversity over hot-standby
Frequency diversity over space diversity
Table 3-28 summarizes the dual link protection options; two protected
subordinate links are in turn protected by a higher, frequency diversity master.
All RACs (RAC 30 or RAC 3X) must be located in the same INUe. Except for
the Space Diversity pairings where two vertically separated antennas are
required, a single dual-polarized antenna can be used.
Table 3-28. Dual Protection Options
Figure 3-46 illustrates the action of a frequency diversity master with
subordinated space diversity links.
The two space diversity links are on different frequencies, F1/F1’and F2/F2’
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Both space diversity links are online transmitting.
At any one time only one of the space diversity links is sending received data
to the INUe backplane bus.
Master protection controls which of the two space diversity links is sending data
to the INUe backplane bus; default the secondary link under master (frequency
diversity) configuration.
Master Protection Subordinate Protected Link Pairings
Link A Link B
Frequency Diversity Hot Standby Hot Standby
Hot Standby Non-protected
Space Diversity Space Diversity
Space Diversity Non-protected
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F1/F1’ and F2/F2’ denotes Tx high and Tx low and its corresponding Rx.

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