What is Point to Point? (PTP)
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What is Point to Point?
Point to Point Wireless (PTP) is a method of connecting two locations with ethernet where wires cannot be deployed typically due the substancial cost of ADSL/fibre or where terrain does not allow for cable to be dug into the ground. A PTP bridge could be used to connect two buildings in a school or business park, provide backhaul for a CCTV or ISP network or serve as a lower CAP/OPEX leased line replacement in both rural & urban areas.
Distances, Throughputs & Frequencies
Point to Point wireless operates primarily 5.4, 5.8, 10 - 38, 60, 70 & 80GHz and can reach true throughputs of 50Mbps up to 2Gbps. PTP distances can reach anywhere up to 50km depending on which frequency a PTP radio operates in, how large the antennas are and what vendor is being used. The price of PTP equipment has a strong correlation with the performance especially when in congested environments.
Purdicom can plan Point to Point links for any vendor giving you and your customer a rich analysis of the speeds & distances achievable the desired PTP location.
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What is Point to Point (PTP)?