Company confidential Koby Reshef. Company confidential Connect antennas to the base stations or BBUs with reduced fiber resources by factor 8 (or more)

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Company confidential Koby Reshef

Company confidential Connect antennas to the base stations or BBUs with reduced fiber resources by factor 8 (or more) Manage and monitor the fiber attenuation and CPRI services Can overcome high attenuation fiber cost effectively (amp) Provide diagnostic tools for each service running over the fiber (loopback, PRBS) Can provide facility protection for the fiber Potential to sell CPRI link instead of full fiber to other service providers Utilizing existing fibers for combining existing 3G services and new CPRI Provides the option to manage the CPRI throughput rate by making the MICRO to MACRO path a non-dark fiber solution. PL Added Value

Company confidential Optimize Fiber Infrastructure For CPRI Using WDM 3 3 BBM Site RRH Site Only Single Fiber needed per each 8x CPRI Reduces the fiber resources need by 8 Save deployment and or fiber rental cost Manage and monitor the fiber attenuation and CPRI services Can overcome high attenuation fiber cost effectively (sharing amp for 8 services) Provide diagnostic tool for each service running over the fiber (loopback, PRBS) Can provide facility protection for the fiber Potential to sell CPRI link instead of full fiber to other service providers BBM Site RRH Site Fiber per each CPRI interface is needed RRH Site

Company confidential 3G Existing Infrastructure Sharing Existing Fiber Infrastructure For Fast CPRI Deployment 4 RRH Using same fiber for adding CPRI services Utilizing existing fibers for combining existing 3G services and new CPRI Save deployment time and cost Manage and monitor the fiber attenuation of all services Provide diagnostic tool for each service running over the fiber (loopback, PRBS) Can provide facility protection for the fiber 3G Existing Infrastructure 3G Existing Infrastructure GbE, SDH/SONET, ATM 3G Existing Infrastructure BBM RRH

Company confidential PL-1000TE 8 Multirate Transponders 5 Full Bi-Directional 3R functionality per each service Flexible, user configurable Multirate Interfaces support for: CPRI : 614.4Mbit/s, Mbit/s, Mbit/s, Mbit/s, Mbit/s, Mbit/s, Mbit/sec Data: GbE, 10G Eth LAN/WAN SDH: STM1/4/16/64 SONET: OC3/OC12/OC48/OC192 Storage: 1/2/4/8/10/16G FC Video: SD-SDI, HD-SDI Performance Monitoring on all interfaces Transparent, Ultra Low latency Integrated passive optics (Mux/DeMux), optical amplifiers (EDFAs) Facility Optical Protection ready (cross connect or Optical Switch) Pay as you grow architecture (Pluggable SFP+s) Dual redundant pluggable AC/DC PSU and FAN unit

Company confidential Wireless carriers are looking to do small cell sites on light poles, side of buildings, etc… and looking for wholesalers to backhaul that traffic from their antennas to the base stations or BBUs at the closest “regular cell” site or MACRO cell site. Wholesalers are looking for a box that is transparent to a CPRI signal, but gives us the option to manage the throughput. Basically a box that will make the MICRO to MACRO path a non-dark fiber solution. Selling Managed CPRI Services For Other Carriers

Company confidential PL-1000TE at Macro cell or at wholesaler’s CO or remote cabinet CPRI Throughput Mgmt, assumes no limit of fibers to Scattered Micro cells PL-1000TE with 16 SFPs supports up to 8 x RRH with CPRI Services CPRI rates configurable on a per fiber link basis (i.e. not a dark fiber solution) Transparent to CPRI signal at configured rate, but blocks all other CPRI rates Wholesaler can change CPRI rates remotely by reconfiguring the PL-1000TE PL-1000TE identifies rate mismatches and reports loss of sync and or switch off the signal Standard SFP are supported (CWDM/DWDM not required) PL-1000TE managed out-of-band or by OSC CPRI Managed Service Solution 1 x8 Throughput Limited CPRI over Fiber Out-of-band IP Mgmt. CPRI over Fiber Single PL-1000TE support up to 8 micro cells – even if they connect to different macro cell sites (assuming they all feed through a single CO or remote cabinet)

Company confidential CPRI Throughput Mgmt, remote demarc, assumes no limit of fibers to Group of Micro cells PL-1000TE with 16 SFPs supports up to 8 x RRH with CPRI Services CPRI rates configurable on a per fiber link basis (i.e. not a dark fiber solution) Transparent to CPRI signal at configured rate, but blocks all other CPRI rates Wholesaler can change CPRI rates remotely by reconfiguring the PL-1000TE PL-1000TE identifies rate mismatches and reports loss of sync to switch off the signal Standard SFP are supported (CWDM/DWDM not required) PL-1000TE managed out-of-band or by OSC CPRI Managed Service Solution 2 CPRI Demarcation P2P Fibers PL-1000TE Pico RRH Out-of-band IP Mgmt.

Company confidential CPRI Throughput Mgmt, utilizing WDM Transponder, assumes limited fiber 2 x PL-1000TE supports up to 8 x RRH with CPRI Services CPRI rates configurable on a per fiber link basis (i.e. not a dark fiber solution) Transparent to CPRI signal at configured rate, but blocks all other CPRI rates Wholesaler can change CPRI rates remotely by reconfiguring PL-1000TE units Both PL-1000TE managed out-of-band or OSC PL-1000TE identifies rate mismatches and reports loss of sync and or switch off the signal Integrated WDM transponder, internal Mux/DeMux and Amp (if needed) CPRI Managed Service Solution 3 PL-1000TE: Collocated at Macro Cell site or at Wholesaler’s CO x8 CPRI over DWDM or CWDM Out-of-band IP Mgmt. PL-1000TE Pico RRH

Company confidential CPRI Throughput Mgmt, utilizing WDM Transponder, assumes limited fiber 1 x PL-1000TE supports up to 8 x RRH with CPRI Services and passive PL-300 and RRH site CPRI rates configurable on a per fiber link basis (i.e. not a dark fiber solution) Transparent to CPRI signal at configured rate, but blocks all other CPRI rates Colored optics in RRH LTE equipment, passive unit at the RRH site Wholesaler can change CPRI rates remotely by reconfiguring PL-1000TE PL-1000TE identifies rate mismatches and reports loss of sync and or switch off the signal Integrated WDM transponder, internal Mux/DeMux and Amp (if needed) CPRI Managed Service Solution 4 PL-1000TE: Collocated at Macro Cell site or at Wholesaler’s CO x8 CPRI over DWDM or CWDM Out-of-band IP Mgmt. PL passive Pico RRH

Company confidential No fiber limit between RRH and BBM:  Solution-1 – PL-1000TE used as rate limiter + PM at BBM site, not mandatory to use WDM optics  Solution -2 - PL-1000TE used as rate limiter + PM at RRH site (cabinet), not mandatory to use WDM optics, demarcation site closer to RRH Fiber limit between RRH and BBM:  Solution -3 - PL-1000TE used as rate limiter + PM at both ends, fully managed WDM solution with fiber degradation monitoring  Solution -4 - PL-1000TE used as rate limiter + PM at BBM site, WDM solution, PL-300 is used in RRH site, WDM optics at RRH site equipment are needed All solutions can support mix of other services All solutions can support single fiber Solution Summary 11

Company confidential Solution 3 Full Active Solution 4 passive at RRH Note PMBoth endsBBM site only Rate controlYes Mix of other servicesYes*Yes* Need to verify with 3 rd party vendors that they support WDM optics Temp rangeNeed temp controlled environment at RRH No need for temp controlled envioremnt at RRH PowerAbout 60W at each endNo power ay RRH site needed Fiber attenuation monitor/PRBS/Loop YesNo Fiber path ProtectionYesNo Dedicated WDM opticsNoYes PriceHigherLowerDepends on the WDM optic cost of third party Solution -3 and Solution-4 Comparison

Company confidential Thank you!