Excellence in telecom microwave transmission

Nera Networks is an independent player with strong positions in individual niches in the global microwave transmission market. Using proprietary technology, as well as 3rd party products and solutions competence, Nera Networks aims to become a center of excellence in the field of wireless microwave transmission.

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Nera Networks develops and markets a broad portfolio of high capacity radio products, and has extensive systems and project management expertise. The company has a strong focus on delivering turn key solutions, meeting the complete transmission needs of customers by providing design and planning, 3rd party supplies, manufacturing, assembly and logistics; installation, handover and training; as well as after sales support and services. The company’s headquarters are in Bergen, Norway, and it has offices in 28 countries around the world. The number of employees is approximately 650 (Feb 2007).

Nera Networks is fully focused on wireless network solutions. As a transmission specialist, Nera Networks can respond to customers’ needs rapidly and effectively and be a flexible partner that assumes full responsibility for developing, delivering and maintaining turnkey transmission solutions. A strong commitment to meeting customer needs more anything else characterizes Nera Networks.

The basis for this ability and approach is cutting-edge transmission expertise built up over many years. A sharp focus on research and development reflects high technological ambitions and has produced a broad product range second to none in the industry in terms of functionality and performance.

Nera Network’s worldwide distribution network constitutes another advantage, ensuring the ability to serve customers on a global basis.



The role of the transmission system
The role of transmission systems in wireless telecommunication is to provide the mechanisms for transmitting and receiving the microwave radio signals that carry the telecom traffic. The core of the system is the transceiver radio itself. Other components include antennas and network management hardware and software. Microwave radio transmission is used across the network infrastructure: in the backbone network over long distances, in the backhaul network for transport of traffic to and from base stations, and in the access network to and from base stations and terminals.