UBBPd1 Equipment information & support
Huawei UBBPd1 is a universal baseband processing unit board designed for BBU3900 and BBU3910 subracks, providing 3 CPRI ports supporting up to 6.144 Gbps for multi-RAT signal processing.
Equipment information
- Brand
- Huawei
- Equipment model
- UBBPd1
- Equipment type
- Baseband Units & Processing Boards (BBU)
- Controller / software version
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- Board Function Type
- Universal Baseband Processing Unit (UBBPd1)
- Supported RAT Modes
- GSM / UMTS / LTE FDD & TDD
- Transmission Interfaces
- 3x CPRI Optical Ports (up to 6.144 Gbps)
- Power Consumption
- Typical 60W (Max 80W)
- Subrack Compatibility
- Huawei BBU3900 / BBU3910 Standard Slot
- Operating Temperature
- -20°C ~ +55°C
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