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Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the signal sources for a Das System?

  The signal sources for a DAS system are one of the single most important factors in determining both the coverage area and capacity. No matter how well the distribution system performs, a DAS is always limited by the performance of the signal supplying the network. The three main signal sources are off-air, BTS/NodeB/eNodeB, and small cell.

• What should I look for in a Das System?

  When installing a DAS system, you’ll most likely be looking to address one of the following areas: 1 A continuous, open outdoor space such as a stadium or courtyard 2 A large indoor area like a high rise building, airport, or hospital 3 A combination of outdoor and indoor environment such as college campuses More ...

• How does a Distributed Antenna System work?

  Cellular Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS): The Definitive Guide 1 The Basics: How A DAS Works. A DAS is a network of antennas that sends and receives cellular signals on a carrier’s licensed frequencies, thereby improving voice and data connectivity ... 2 Coverage vs Capacity. ... 3 Signal Sources. ... 4 Signal Distribution Technologies. ...

• How are Das distribution system small cells connected?

  DAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM Small Cells INTERNET One or more Small Cells are connected by diplexers and to the venue’s backhaul Internet connection. Depending on the setup of the DAS, it’s possible to mix and match the different signal sources listed above in a single venue.

• What are the components of a distributed antenna system?

  Cellular Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS): 1 Passive DAS. SIGNAL SOURCE 1. DAS Headend 2. Passive Components One or more amplifiers connects to the signal source and amplifies signal. Splitters, ... 2 Active DAS. 3 Hybrid DAS. 4 Digital DAS.

• Why do we need a DAS antenna system?

  DAS Systems provides specialized on-premises wireless solutions for campus environments. Our distributed antenna system (DAS) offering upholds mandatory safety compliances for universities, as well as building codes and fire safety ordinances for emergency responder radio communication coverage-ensuring reliable connectivity for all users.

• Where does the signal from a Das come from?

  A DAS needs to be fed signal from somewhere. Whether it's 4G LTE or 5G, there are four typical signal sources: off-air (via an antenna on the roof), an on-site BTS (Base Transceiver Station), and finally the newest approach: small cells. Once received, the cellular signal must be distributed throughout the building.

• What do you need to know about DAS systems?

  From the design, engineering, and integration of the First Responder BDA, to the Wireless Carrier DAS, DAS Systems has been an integral and successful part of the puzzle. Following our first project together, we used them on another project where the DAS Systems crew rehabbed the property’s existing BDA/DAS system.