: Houses multiple low-band transceivers inside a single physical chassis, streamlining deployment by eliminating the need for standalone single-band radios.
The ERS 2460 is designed to connect directly to passive antennas. This is common in network upgrades where operators integrate new Ericsson radios with existing, multi-port antenna systems. The radio connects to the passive antenna, which then broadcasts the signals for 700MHz and 800MHz services as a unified solution. This ability to integrate with existing infrastructure makes the ERS 2460 a flexible tool for network modernization.
The ERS 2460 does not operate in isolation. It is part of Ericsson's comprehensive RAN Compute portfolio, which includes advanced baseband units like the Baseband 6648. These baseband units can handle massive data processing requirements, managing multiple cells and MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) layers. This ecosystem approach ensures the radio works in harmony with compute and transport elements for end-to-end network optimization. ericsson ers 2460 datasheet
| Pin | Name | Description | |-----|------|-------------| | 1 | Vin+ | Positive input | | 2 | Vin- | Negative input | | 3 | On/Off | Remote control (active low, logic compatible) | | 4 | Trim | Output voltage adjust | | 5 | Sense+ | Remote sense positive | | 6 | Sense- | Remote sense negative | | 7 | Vout+ | Positive output | | 8 | Vout- | Negative output |
The ERS 2460 is not just another radio; it's a strategic tool for mobile operators. Here’s why: : Houses multiple low-band transceivers inside a single
Multi-billion packets per second (Bpps) processing capabilities.
Optimized per-port wattage via advanced silicon power-saving modes. Interface Configurations & Performance Metrics The radio connects to the passive antenna, which
Below is the core technical data that you would typically find on the official Ericsson ERS 2460 datasheet.