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Table of Contents
1 Preparation for Indoor Distribution...............................................................................7
2 Types of Indoor Distribution.........................................................................................7
3 Selection of Indoor Distributed System Components..................................................8
4 Specifications of Components without BOM Numbers..............................................10
4.1 Specifications of Additional Power Splitters.....................................................10
4.2 Omni Antennas Used in the Indoor Distributed System...................................11
4.3 Directional Antennas Used in the Indoor Distributed System..........................12
4.4 High Gain Directional Antenna Used in Lifts....................................................12
4.5 Basic Specifications of the WLAN Trunk Amplifier of the YDI Company.........13
4.6 Filters Used when the Indoor Distributed System Is Shared with a GSM
System 14
4.7 Triplex Filter Used when the Indoor Distributed System Is Shared with a GSM
System and DCS System......................................................................................................14
5 Specifications for Customized Components..............................................................15
5.1 Specifications for the WCDMA Trunk Amplifier................................................15
5.2 Specifications for the Filter Used when the Indoor Distributed System Is
Shared with a WLAN.............................................................................................................16
6 Specifications of Some of These Components..........................................................17
6.1 Low-Power Signal Combiners..........................................................................17
6.2 Equipower Splitters...........................................................................................18
6.3 Couplers...........................................................................................................19
6.4 Leakage Cable.................................................................................................20
6.5 Feeder Cable....................................................................................................21
6.6 Load..................................................................................................................22

List of Tables
table 1 Indoor distributed system components with BOM numbers...............................8
table 2 Specifications of additional power splitters.......................................................10
table 3 Omni antennas used in the indoor distributed system.....................................11
table 4 Directional antennas used in the indoor distributed system.............................12
table 5 High gain directional antenna used in lifts........................................................13
table 6 Basic specifications of the WLAN trunk amplifier.............................................13
table 7 Duplex filters used when the indoor distributed system is shared with a GSM
system 14
table 8 Triplex filter used when the indoor distributed system is shared with a GSM
system and DCS system............................................................................................................14
table 9 Specifications for the trunk amplifier in a WCDMA indoor distributed system. 15
table 10 Specifications for the filter used when the indoor distributed system Is shared
with a WLAN 16
table 11 Technical specifications of the low-power signal combiner (2-to-1).................17
table 14 Technical specifications of the equipower splitter (1-to-2)...............................18
table 17 Technical specifications of the coupler (7dB)...................................................19
table 18 Technical specifications of the coupler (10dB).................................................20
table 19 Technical specifications of the coupler (15dB).................................................20
table 20 Technical specifications of the leakage cable..................................................20
table 21 Technical specifications of the feeder cable (7/8 LDF)....................................21
table 22 Technical specifications of the feeder cable (1/2’’ super flexible)....................21
table 23 Technical specifications of the load..................................................................22

List of Figures
figure 1 Flowchart of the network optimization acceptance.............................................8
figure 2 Appearance of an omni antenna used in an indoor distributed system...........12
figure 3 Appearance of a directional antenna used in an indoor distributed system.....12
figure 4 Appearance of a high gain directional antenna used in a lift............................13
figure 5 Appearance of a Duplex filter...........................................................................14
figure 6 Appearance of a triplex filter.............................................................................15
figure 7 Definitions of ports on the duplex filter used when the indoor distributed system
is shared with a WLAN...............................................................................................................16
figure 8 Appearances of lower-power signal combiners................................................18
figure 9 Appearance of a 1-to-2 power splitter..............................................................19
figure 10 Appearance of a 1-to-3 power splitter..............................................................19
figure 11 4 Appearance of a 1-to-4 power splitter...........................................................19
figure 12 Appearance of a coupler..................................................................................20
figure 13 Appearance of a leakage cable........................................................................21

WCDMA RNP List of Material of the Indoor Distribution System For internal use only
WCDMA RNP
Key words: indoor distribution, material, cable, antenna, component, combiner, splitter
Abstract: This guides the list of material of the indoor distribution system in WCDMA RNP.
List of abbreviations:
Abbreviations Full spelling
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1 Preparation for Indoor Distribution
Site acquisition
Identify the target

coverage buildings based
on the client’s needs.
Preliminary survey
Building information (structure and
layout);
Surrounding network information;
Measure
ensure the min. level required to
Coverage;
Preliminary design.
System design
Identify the antenna connector EIRP (propagation
measurement and model calculation);
Design the distributed system (antenna installation
position, feeder cable route, power budget and propagation
loss);
Select the signal source (based on loss and traffic);
Scheme Design
2 Types of Indoor Distribution
The equipower splitting is adopted when a NodeB is located on a floor in the middle of a building and
upward and downward cables are symmetrically distributed, while the non-equipower splitting is
adopted in the case of asymmetrical distribution.

3 3
1.3 3
3 6
3
Tx/Rx
0.5 3
10
3
3 3
0.5 10
3
Equipower splitting
Tx/Rx
Non-equipower splitting
figure 1 Flowchart of the network optimization acceptance
3 Selection of Indoor Distributed System Components
table 1 Indoor distributed system components with BOM numbers
Material Type BOM Description Specifications

number
1/2’’ super Made wire-DX0118-1/2" super flexible 04030210 Used for connections Section 6.5
flexible cable cable (FSJ4-50B)-50m to antennas
1-to-3 power Splitter-CDMA2000-800-1-to-3 Power 27020073 Signal splitter. The Section 6.2
Splitter-800~2200MHz-7/16 DIN Female cable length from its
splitter
output port to
antenna should not
be too short.
SLPS2203100 (1-to-3, N/female) 27020077 Domestic product as Section 6.2
---Sanshuishenglu a substitute for 1-to-
3 splitter
SLPS-2203 (3-to-1, N/female) 27020079 Used when the Section 6.1
---Sanshuishenglu power is less than
25W
1-to-2 splitter Splitter-GSM900/GSM1800-1-to-2 27020068 Signal splitter. The Section 6.2
(equipower splitter)-800~2200MHz- cable length from its
N/Female- output port to
antenna should not
be too short.
N/A Domestic product as Section 6.2
SLPS2202100 (1-to-2) ---Sanshuishenglu a substitute for
27020068
SLPS-2202 (2-to-1) ---Sanshuishenglu 27020076 Used when the Section 6.1
power is less than
25W
1-to-4 splitter Splitter-GSM-1-to-4 (equipower splitter)- 27020069 Signal splitter. The Section 6.2
800~2200MHz-N/Female- cable length from its
output port to
antenna should not
be too short.
SLPS2204100 (1-to-4) ---Sanshuishenglu N/A Domestic product as Section 6.2

a substitute for
27020069
SLPS-2204 (4-to-1) ---Sanshuishenglu 27020080 Used when the Section 6.1
power is less than
25W
Omni antenna TS-IAOMT-800/2400----Telestone N/A Section 4.2
TQJ-SA800/2500-3----Sanshuishenglu 27010210 Recommended Section 4.2
800 10137-----KATHREIN N/A Section 4.2
Directional N/A Section 4.3
742 149----KATHREIN
antenna
TDJ-SA800/2000-7-90-----Sanshuishenglu 27010209 Recommended Section 4.3
AVM0918-0857-00SF----ANDREW N/A Section 4.3
High gain 742192-----KATHREIN N/A Used in lifts Section 4.4
directional
antenna
Filter used when 27030055 Used when the Section 4.6
indoor distributed
the indoor
system is shared
distributed with a GSM 900M
793362---KATHREIN system
system is
shared with a
GSM system
Filter used when N/A Used when the Section 4.7
indoor distributed
the indoor
system is shared
distributed with a GSM 900M
system and a DCS
system is
FDGW5504/2S-1-----RFS system
shared with a
GSM system
and DCS
system
793425---KATHREIN N/A Section 4.7
WLAN trunk AMP2440-I------YDI N/A Section 4.5
amplifier
WCDMA trunk Customized based on specifications N/A Section 5.1
(section 5.1)
amplifier
Amplifier shared Customized based on specifications N/A Section 5.2
(section 5.2)
with a WLAN
7dB coupler Antenna feeder coupler-GSM- 27130004 Signal coupler Section 6.3
800~2200MHz-7dB-N/Female
Leakage cable 2.2 GHz, coupling degree 87dB 25070049 Used in tunnels and Section 6.4
lifts; high-cost
1/2" LDF cable
7/8" cable Coaxial cable-LDF5-50Ω-7/8" 25070017 Used as trunk cables Section 6.5
in long cable routes

7/8" coaxial Coaxial connector-N-50Ω- 14040214

straight/connector-male-LDF5-50Ω-7/8-
connector
Load Matched load-0~2GHz-50Ω-2W-N/male 27110001 Used to terminate Section 6.6
connector leakage cables
Heat shrink 28040017 Used to protect DIN
connectors
tube-φ30
Heat shrink 28040025 Used to protect N
connectors
tube-φ20
N male RF coaxial connector-N-50Ω- 14040150
connector/straight-male-with 1/2’’ super
connector
flexible jumper
DIN male Coaxial connector-7/16 DIN- 14040137
50Ω/straight/male-with 1/2’’ super flexible
connector
jumper
DIN female Coaxial connector-7/16DIN- 14040178
50Ω/straight/female-with 7/8"(LDF5-50A,
connector
RF7/8"-50) cable
N female-SMA Coaxial connector-N/SMA converter- 14040141
50Ω-straight/KFK-flange mounted
female
converter
4 Specifications of Components without BOM Numbers
4.1 Specifications of Additional Power Splitters
Specifications of additional power splitters are listed in the table below.

table 2 Specifications of additional power splitters
Component type Type Frequency VSWR Loss Power Connector Description

and range (dB) capacity type
manufacturer
(MHz) (W)
Power splitter SLPS2202100 800~2200 1.2 3.1 100 N Substitute for
(Sanshuishen (1-to-2) 27020068, etc.
glu) SLPS2203100 800~2200 1.25 5.1 100 N
(1-to-3)
SLPS2204100 800~2200 1.3 6.5 100 N
(1-to-4)
Combiner SLPS-2202 (2- 800~2500 1.35 3.5 25 N Used to combine
(Sanshuishen to-1) or split low-power
SLPS-2203 (3- 800~2500 1.35 5.4 25 N
glu) signals
to-1)
SLPS-2204 (4- 800~2500 1.35 6.6 25 N
to-1)

4.2 Omni Antennas Used in the Indoor Distributed System
table 3 Omni antennas used in the indoor distributed system
Type Frequency range Description Azimuth(º) Gain Manufacturer

800 10137 876-960/1710-2500MHz Vertical polarization 360º 2dBi KATHREIN
antenna mounted on
ceiling, N/female
connector
TS-IAOMT- 806-960/1420-2400MHz Vertical polarization 360º 2dBi Telestone
800/2400 antenna mounted on
ceiling, N/female
connector
TQJ-SA800/2500-3 824~960/ 1710~2500MHz Vertical polarization 360º 2dBi Sanshuishenglu
antenna mounted on
ceiling, N/female
connector
figure 2 Appearance of an omni antenna used in an indoor distributed system
4.3 Directional Antennas Used in the Indoor Distributed System
table 4 Directional antennas used in the indoor distributed system
Type Frequency range Description Azimuth Gain Manufacturer

(º)
742 149 824~960/1710~2170 MHz Vertical polarization 90 7 dBi KATHREIN
panel antenna,
N/female connector
TDJ- 824~960/1710~2170MHz Vertical polarization 90 7dBi Sanshuishenglu
SA800/2000-7- panel antenna,
90 N/female connector
AVM0918-0857- 870~960/1710~2170 MHz Vertical polarization 90 7 dBi ANDREW

00SF panel antenna,

N/female connector
figure 3 Appearance of a directional antenna used in an indoor distributed system
4.4 High Gain Directional Antenna Used in Lifts
Usually, Yagi high gain directional antennas are used in lifts. However, because in
an indoor distributed system, the antenna bandwidth is required to be broad enough
to accommodate all the frequency bands available, Yagi antennas are not the ideal
choice for such a system. Yagi antennas are used only when the carrier has a
WCDMA system only. In this case, log periodic antennas with an extremely broad
bandwidth are used in lifts.
table 5 High gain directional antenna used in lifts
Type Frequency band Description Azimuth Gain Manufacturer

(º)
742192 806~2170 MHz Vertical polarization log 50 11 dBi KATHREIN
periodic antenna,
DIN/female connector

figure 4 Appearance of a high gain directional antenna used in a lift
4.5 Basic Specifications of the WLAN Trunk Amplifier of the YDI Company
If a WCDMA system and a WLAN system share the indoor distributed system, the WLAN trunk
amplifier of the YDI Company, AMP2440-I, should be used for the WLAN system. Its specifications are
listed in the table below.
table 6 Basic specifications of the WLAN trunk amplifier
Specification Uplink channel Downlink channel Remarks

Frequency band (MHz) 2400~2483MHz 2400~2483MHz
Duplex mode TDD, duty ratio 50%
Gain (dB) 10 12
Gain fluctuation (dB) ≤+/-1 ≤+/-1 Within 60MHz
Noise figure (dB) ≤4
Max. Input power (dBm) 20dBm
Min. input power (dBm) 5dBm
Power supply 12VDC, 110~220VAC
4.6 Filters Used when the Indoor Distributed System Is Shared with a GSM
System
Duplex filters listed in table below are used when the indoor distributed system is
shared with a GSM system.
table 7 Duplex filters used when the indoor distributed system is shared with a GSM system
Type Description Suppression Suppression Insertion loss Manufacturer

(GSM) (WCDMA)
793362 GSM/WCDMA 50dB (WCDMA) 45dB (GSM) 0.4dB (MAX) KATHREIN
duplex filter
FDGW5504/2S- GSM/WCDMA 50dB (WCDMA) 45dB (GSM) 0.4dB (MAX) ANDREW
1 duplex filter

figure 5 Appearance of a Duplex filter
4.7 Triplex Filter Used when the Indoor Distributed System Is Shared with a GSM
System and DCS System
The triplex filter listed in table below is used when the indoor distributed system is
shared with a GSM system and DCS system.
table 8 Triplex filter used when the indoor distributed system is shared with a GSM system and DCS
system
Type Description Suppression Suppression Suppression( Insertion Manufacturer

(GSM) (DCS) WCDMA) loss
Kathrain GSM/DCS/ 50dB 50dB 50dB 0.3dB(MAX) KATHREIN
793425 WCDMA
triplex filter
figure 6 Appearance of a triplex filter

5 Specifications for Customized Components
5.1 Specifications for the WCDMA Trunk Amplifier
table 9 Specifications for the trunk amplifier in a WCDMA indoor distributed system
Specification Uplink channel Downlink channel Remarks

Bandwidth (MHz) 1920-1980 2110-2170
Max. gain (dB) 0 53
Gain fluctuation (dB) ≤+/-1 ≤+/-1 Within 60MHz
Min. gain (dB) 30 33
Noise figure (dB) ≤4 ≤15
Max. input power (dBm) ≥0
Min. input power (dBm) ≥-20
Max. output power (dBm) ≥33
P1dBout(dBm) Channel gain-40
IP3in (dBm) -20dBm
ACLR deviation 5MHz(dB) -47 Within all dynamic ranges
ACLR deviation 10MHz(dB) -52 Within all dynamic ranges
Output filter suppression >83dB within >66dB within 1920~1970MHz
2110~2170MHz
Input filter suppression >54dB within >45dB within 1920~1970MHz
2110~2170MHz
Outband output spurious Comply with specifications for Comply with specifications for
emission 3GPP repeaters 3GPP repeaters
Notes: No sample of this amplifier is available, and it must be customized.
5.2 Specifications for the Filter Used when the Indoor Distributed System Is
Shared with a WLAN
Specifications for the duplex filter used when the indoor distributed system is shared
with a WLAN are listed in table below.
The ports are defined as shown in figure below.
figure 7 Definitions of ports on the duplex filter used when the indoor distributed system is shared with a WLAN
A(WCDMA/GSM/DCS) C (combination port)
B(WLAN)

table 10 Specifications for the filter used when the indoor distributed system
Is shared with a WLAN
Port Frequency band Insertion loss requirement Remarks

(simplified and reduced)
A-C 876~2170 MHz ≤0.5dB
B-C 2400~2483MHz ≤ 0.5dB
A-B 876~915MHz ≥65dB The system filter can be used to
reduce the requirement when
the frequency bands are far
from each other.
925~960MHz ≥65dB The system filter can be used to
from each other.
from each other.
from each other.
from each other.
from each other.
2400~2483MHz ≥65dB Share the suppression

6 Specifications of Some of These Components
6.1 Low-Power Signal Combiners
table 11 Technical specifications of the low-power signal combiner (2-to-1)
Component Type Frequency VSWR Loss Power Connector Description

type and range (dB) capacity type
manufacturer
(MHz) (W)
(Sanshuishe to-1) or split low-power
nglu) signals

manufacturer
(MHz) (W)
glu) signals

manufacturer
(MHz) (W)
glu) signals

figure 8 Appearances of lower-power signal combiners
6.2 Equipower Splitters
table 14 Technical specifications of the equipower splitter (1-to-2)

manufacturer
(MHz) (W)
Power SLPS2202100 800~2200 1.2 3.1 100 N Substitute for
splitter (1-to-2) 27020068
(Sanshuishe
nglu)
figure 9 Appearance of a 1-to-2 power splitter


manufacturer
(MHz) (W)

Power splitter SLPS2203100 800~2200 1.25 5.1 100 N

(Sanshuishe (1-to-3)
nglu)
figure 10 Appearance of a 1-to-3 power splitter

manufacturer
(MHz) (W)
Power splitter SLPS2204100 800~2200 1.3 6.5 100 N
(Sanshuishen (1-to-4)
glu)
figure 11 4 Appearance of a 1-to-4 power splitter
6.3 Couplers
table 17 Technical specifications of the coupler (7dB)

Specification 7dB coupler
Operating frequency band 800~2000MHz
Coupling degree 7dB
Insertion loss 1.2dB
VSWR 1.5
Connector type N_Female
BOM number 27130004
Coupling degree 10dB
VSWR 1.5

BOM number 27130002

Coupling degree 15dB
VSWR 1.5
BOM number 27130003
figure 12 Appearance of a coupler
6.4 Leakage Cable
table 20 Technical specifications of the leakage cable
Specification Leakage cable

Characteristic 50Ω
impedance
Attenuation constant 900MHz: 0.051dB/m; 1800MHz:
0.076dB/m; 2200MHz: 0.082dB/m
Coupling loss 900MHz: 72dB; 1800MHz: 84dB;
2200MHz: 87dB (the error in the
loss 2m away from the coupling
hole is ±10dB)
Cable size 7/8"
Connector type 14040121
Fire resistance Fire resistant
BOM number 25070049
figure 13 Appearance of a leakage cable

6.5 Feeder Cable
table 21 Technical specifications of the feeder cable (7/8 LDF)

Specification LDF5-50A-7/8"
Characteristic impedance 50Ω
1000MHz: 0.0446dB/m
Attenuation constant
2000MHz: 0.0659dB/m
Type of the N connector 14040121
Flexibility Poor
BOM number 25070017
table 22 Technical specifications of the feeder cable (1/2’’ super flexible)
Specification 1/2’’ super flexible feeder cable
900MHz: 0.11dB/m
Attenuation constant
2170MHz: 0.186dB/m
Type of the N connector 14040150
Flexibility Good
BOM number 4030211
6.6 Load
table 23 Technical specifications of the load

Operating frequency band 0~2.2GHz
VSWR <1.15
Connector type N_Male
Power capacity 2W
BOM number 27110001

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1 Preparation for Indoor Distribution

Identify the target

Select the signal source (based on loss and traffic);

2 Types of Indoor Distribution

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figure 1 Flowchart of the network optimization acceptance

3 Selection of Indoor Distributed System Components

table 1 Indoor distributed system components with BOM numbers

Material Type BOM Description Specifications

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7/8" coaxial Coaxial connector-N-50Ω- 14040214

4 Specifications of Components without BOM Numbers

4.1 Specifications of Additional Power Splitters

Specifications of additional power splitters are listed in the table below.

Component type Type Frequency VSWR Loss Power Connector Description

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4.2 Omni Antennas Used in the Indoor Distributed System

table 3 Omni antennas used in the indoor distributed system

Type Frequency range Description Azimuth(º) Gain Manufacturer

figure 2 Appearance of an omni antenna used in an indoor distributed system

4.3 Directional Antennas Used in the Indoor Distributed System

table 4 Directional antennas used in the indoor distributed system

Type Frequency range Description Azimuth Gain Manufacturer

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00SF panel antenna,

figure 3 Appearance of a directional antenna used in an indoor distributed system

4.4 High Gain Directional Antenna Used in Lifts

Type Frequency band Description Azimuth Gain Manufacturer

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figure 4 Appearance of a high gain directional antenna used in a lift

Specification Uplink channel Downlink channel Remarks

Type Description Suppression Suppression Insertion loss Manufacturer

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figure 5 Appearance of a Duplex filter

Type Description Suppression Suppression Suppression( Insertion Manufacturer

figure 6 Appearance of a triplex filter

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5 Specifications for Customized Components

5.1 Specifications for the WCDMA Trunk Amplifier

Specification Uplink channel Downlink channel Remarks

Notes: No sample of this amplifier is available, and it must be customized.

The ports are defined as shown in figure below.

A(WCDMA/GSM/DCS) C (combination port)

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Port Frequency band Insertion loss requirement Remarks

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6 Specifications of Some of These Components

6.1 Low-Power Signal Combiners

table 11 Technical specifications of the low-power signal combiner (2-to-1)

Component Type Frequency VSWR Loss Power Connector Description

table 12 Technical specifications of the low-power signal combiner (3-to-1)

Component type Type Frequency VSWR Loss Power Connector Description