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    Default WiMAX Interference - Ant Beamwidth

    Fellow members,

    If there's anyone of you involved in WiMAX, may I know what are the Ant beamwidths being used in your operators' network?

    ALU for example deployed 120 Deg, which is giving me a huge headache due to sidelobe interference.

    Would appreciate your feedbacks.

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    Default Re: WiMAX Interference - Ant Beamwidth

    Hello,

    we're using 90deg antennas
    what permutation scheme and frequency reuse on your network?

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    Default Re: WiMAX Interference - Ant Beamwidth

    we are using also 90 degrees antennas, but we also faced some internal interferenece issues which causes no network entry...and solved by change frequencies

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    Default Re: WiMAX Interference - Ant Beamwidth

    Quote Originally Posted by MyVi78 View Post
    Fellow members,

    If there's anyone of you involved in WiMAX, may I know what are the Ant beamwidths being used in your operators' network?

    ALU for example deployed 120 Deg, which is giving me a huge headache due to sidelobe interference.

    Would appreciate your feedbacks.

    Experience in using 65 deg before. 3 sectors, each 10MHz.
    Some location are even interfere by other operators which the split over of the side lobe which not cut off sharply. No guard band between the operators.

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    Default Re: WiMAX Interference - Ant Beamwidth

    4sectors x 90° and 3 sectors x 60°, you can experience problems when tilt is too high, should be interesting compare different antenna patterns on a RF simulation tool.

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