What is BBU?

BBU typically refers to a Baseband Unit. In cellular networks, the BBU is a key component responsible for processing baseband signals. It handles tasks like modulation, coding, and control of radio signals before they are transmitted over the air interface by the Remote Radio Unit (RRU). BBUs are often centralized to form a centralized RAN (C-RAN) architecture, improving resource utilization and simplifying network management.

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What other technologies are related to BBU?

BBU Complementary Technologies

RRU

RRU (Remote Radio Unit) is a key component in modern cellular networks that works in conjunction with a BBU (Baseband Unit). The RRU handles the radio frequency processing and is connected to the BBU, which performs the baseband processing. They are strongly complementary.

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Which job functions commonly mention BBU?

Network Administrator

8 Network Administrator jobs mention BBU

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Customer Engineer

50 Customer Engineer jobs mention BBU

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Integration Engineer

4 Integration Engineer jobs mention BBU

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Chip Designer

4 Chip Designer jobs mention BBU

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Communications

8 Communications jobs mention BBU

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Which organizations are mentioning BBU?

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