RRU
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What is RRU?
RRU stands for Remote Radio Unit (or Remote Radio Head). It is a component of a cellular network that handles the radio frequency processing and connects to the baseband unit (BBU) via a digital transport link, such as fiber optic cable. RRUs are typically located near the antenna, reducing signal loss and improving network performance. They are commonly used to enhance coverage and capacity in mobile networks.
What other technologies are related to RRU?
RRU Complementary Technologies
BBU
Baseband Units (BBUs) process signals before they are sent to the RRU for transmission. They work together in modern cellular networks.
LTE
Long-Term Evolution (LTE) is a 4G mobile communication standard that uses RRUs for radio signal transmission and reception. It is a technology that works together with RRUs.
5G
5G (fifth generation) is a mobile communication standard that uses RRUs for radio signal transmission and reception. It is a technology that works together with RRUs.
Which job functions commonly mention RRU?
Telecom Engineer
1 Telecom Engineer jobs mention RRU
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Telecommunications Engineer
1 Telecommunications Engineer jobs mention RRU
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Integration Engineer
5 Integration Engineer jobs mention RRU
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Customer Engineer
42 Customer Engineer jobs mention RRU
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Network Engineer
8 Network Engineer jobs mention RRU
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