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铁道部敦促业界开展使用“街道家具”部署小型电池的试点
Vaghela在COAI和GSMA组织的虚拟网络研讨会上表示:“COAI应该成立四个不同的工作组，让成员、基础设施提供商公司和运营商的专家参与有意义的试点项目，每个工作组覆盖一个港口、机场、一条地铁线路和一个拥堵的城市。”
新德里:印度电信监管局(火车)主席PD Vaghela敦促电信行业在各种环境中使用“街头家具”进行试点研究，以评估部署的可行性小细胞．
Vaghela在COAI和GSMA组织的虚拟网络研讨会上表示:“COAI应该成立四个不同的工作组，让成员、基础设施提供商公司和运营商的专家参与有意义的试点项目，每个工作组覆盖一个港口、机场、一条地铁线路和一个拥堵的城市。”
COAI代表印度电信巨头依赖Jio，Bharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法以及设备制造商诺基亚、爱立信、Ciena等。
乐动娱乐招聘etelecom在12月30日报道称，电信部(DoT)正在考虑使用“街道家具”作为第五代或更密集的方式5克根据喀拉拉邦电力局(KESB)的提议，电信基础设施将克服路权(RoW)挑战。
“我们正在考虑就这个问题提出一份咨询文件，因为小电池需要不同的挑战和处理，”TRAI官员强调说。
预计明年将推出5G网络，根据分配的频谱，电信行业将需要更多的天线和100 - 200米范围内的小基站。
电信部门考虑使用街头家具来推广5G网络
一位知情人士告诉etelecom:“该部门已经成立了一个委员会，审查街道设施的可用性，特别是电线杆的强度和空气速度，以查看它们是否能够用于无缝的5G网络。”乐动娱乐招聘
总部位于德里的数字基础设施提供商协会(Digital Infrastructure Providers Association)表示，该行业关于小型蜂窝部署的主要问题主要在运营方面，如场地收购、RoW、租赁以及能源成本和可用性。
根据GSMA的一份报告，5G网络有可能在印度带来重大的社会和经济效益，而小型蜂窝网络的部署将至关重要。
5G技术将为印度经济做出约4500亿美元的整体贡献(到2040年占GDP的0.6%)，到2025年将达到8800万个5G连接。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai<\/a>) Chairman PD Vaghela<\/a> has urged the telecom industry to conduct pilot studies using \u2018street furniture\u2019 across various environments to assess the viability of deploying small cells<\/a>.
\"COAI should form four different working groups and bring experts from its members and infrastructure provider companies and carriers for meaningful pilot projects with one each covering a port, airport, a metro line, and a congested city,\u201d Vaghela said at a virtual webinar organised by COAI and GSMA.
COAI represents Indian telecom majors Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a> as well as equipment makers Nokia, Ericsson, Ciena, amongst others.
<\/div><\/div>\"All stakeholders should carry out more pilots in other parts of the country considering the kind of diversity that is permitted and also the kind of diversity the local routes,\" he said.
ETTelecom on December 30 reported that the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is considering using 'street furniture' as way to densify the fifth-generation or 5G<\/a> telecom infrastructure to overcome right-of-way (RoW) challenges following a proposal from Kerala State Electricity Board (KESB).
\u201cWe are thinking of coming out with a consultation paper on this issue as small cells require different kinds of challenges and handling,\u201d the TRAI official highlighted.
With 5G networks expected to be launched next year, the telecom industry will need a higher number of antennas and small cells falling in the range of 100 to 200 meters, depending on the spectrum allocated.
ETTelecom on December 30 reported that the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is considering using 'street furniture' as way to densify the fifth-generation or 5G<\/a> telecom infrastructure to overcome right-of-way (RoW) challenges following a proposal from Kerala State Electricity Board (KESB).
\u201cWe are thinking of coming out with a consultation paper on this issue as small cells require different kinds of challenges and handling,\u201d the TRAI official highlighted.
With 5G networks expected to be launched next year, the telecom industry will need a higher number of antennas and small cells falling in the range of 100 to 200 meters, depending on the spectrum allocated.