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    Introducing CBRS

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  • CBRS AS AN INDUSTRY EXPLAINED

    A new technology bandwidth services that can be used for temporary installations

     

    The Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) offers a number of different features and advantages.

     

     

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    It wouldn't surprise me to see larger residential communities and even commercial real estate projects build this technology into their developments in the near future CBRS solutions to create secure, private data systems. Projects such as X are models for these specific types of projects which will happen sooner than later.

  • CBRS Industry in the United States

    Benefits Of New Technology: 

    • Spectrum Sharing: CBRS allows for shared access to the 3.5 GHz band, which was traditionally reserved for military radar systems. This spectrum sharing enables more efficient use of the radio spectrum.

     

    • Increased Wireless Capacity: CBRS can help alleviate network congestion, especially in densely populated areas, by providing additional spectrum for wireless communication.

     

    • Private Networks: Organizations can deploy private LTE networks using CBRS, which can enhance connectivity and security for specific applications like industrial IoT, smart cities, and campus networks.

     

    • Cost-Effective: CBRS can be cost-effective for small and medium-sized businesses to establish their own wireless networks without the high cost of acquiring exclusive spectrum licenses.

     

    • Wireless Broadband Services: CBRS can be used to extend wireless broadband services to underserved or rural areas, helping bridge the digital divide

     

    • Innovation: CBRS encourages innovation in wireless technologies and services, as it provides opportunities for businesses and entrepreneurs to create new applications and services.

  • CBRS Acceptance

  • You can apply CBRS with current technology, but you'll need CBRS-compatible equipment and devices. To use CBRS, you'd typically need to work with a tech driven events team such as that offered from Event City. Certified Professional Installer (CPI) to set up the necessary infrastructure.

    CBRS can be used for a variety of applications, including public and private wireless networks, industrial IoT, fixed wireless access, smart city deployments, small to major festival networks and more. Its flexibility and potential to support various use cases make it an attractive option for expanding wireless connectivity and fostering innovation.

  • Institutions Offering CBRS Training

    Several educational institutions in the United States offer a curriculum based on agrivoltaic sustainable farming. Here are a few examples:

     

    Arizona State University (ASU)

     

    ASU offers a program called Solar-Powered Irrigation for Sustainable Agriculture. It focuses on the use of solar energy to power irrigation systems for sustainable agriculture. The program includes courses on solar energy, water management, and sustainable agriculture.

     

    University of Arizona

     

    The University of Arizona offers a program called Sustainable Plant Systems with a focus on the agrivoltaic industry. It includes courses on plant science, sustainable agriculture, and renewable energy systems.

     

    University of Massachusetts Amherst

     

    The University of Massachusetts Amherst offers a program called Sustainable Food and Farming. It includes courses on sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, and agroecology.

  • Conclusion

    The CBRS industry in the United States presents an opportunity to address telecommunications and network security issues while promoting sustainable network usage. CBRS systems can increase network efficiency, reduce data congestion, and provide additional revenue streams. Several educational institutions offer programs that focus on installation training and network management. These programs can equip students with the knowledge and skills to develop and implement CBRS systems that are technologically and economically useful.

     

    By Nolan Apostle

    EC Technology

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