Optical transport technologies in mobile broadband radio systems

A flexibly configurable radio access network architecture is expected to provide low-cost mobile broadband services. The radio access network architecture has changed drastically thanks to the evolution in optical fiber communication technologies. This paper describes optical transport technologies that contribute to the efficient deployment of broadband radio access systems.

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