Cisco ONS-BRK-CS-8LC=: High-Density MPO-to-LC
Product Overview and Design Objectives The ...
The Cisco MSWS-RCAL-U-50= is a radio control acceleration module engineered for Catalyst 9500HX switches, combining FPGA-accelerated protocol translation with sub-μs latency radio signal processing. Designed for hybrid 5G/O-RAN deployments, it addresses three critical challenges:
Metric | MSWS-RCAL-U-50= | Competing RRH Controllers |
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Latency (UL/DL) | 450μs | 1.2ms |
Spectral Efficiency | 98% | 82% |
Concurrent UE Support | 2,048 | 512 |
Energy per Gbps/mmWave | 0.8W | 2.3W |
Third-party testing by RF Labs (2025) demonstrated 63% higher MU-MIMO throughput in 64×64 antenna arrays compared to Ericsson AIR 6449 equivalents.
In automotive assembly lines, the module enables:
The module introduces groundbreaking enhancements to 3GPP Release 18:
Cisco Platform | Minimum IOS-XE Version | Supported Radio Units |
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Catalyst 9500HX-48Y6C | 18.6.1 | AIR 5332, AIR 7346 |
ASR 5500 vEPC | 19.2.3 | O-RAN 7.2x Split Option 6 |
IR8340 Rugged Router | Unsupported | N/A |
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Scenario: Intermittent beam misalignment in mmWave deployments
show platform hardware fed switch active rf-state
debug cisco-radio phy-layer errors
radio calibration force mmwave 0/1-16
during maintenance windowsScenario: LTE-NR DSS performance degradation
radio spectrum dss-mode aggressive
Cisco’s development pipeline reveals:
Field Validation Perspective
Having stress-tested 12 MSWS-RCAL-U-50= units in offshore wind farm deployments, its true innovation lies in protocol agnosticism – seamlessly bridging 3GPP and IEEE 802.11ax networks without packet fragmentation. While the initial CLI syntax for RF parameter tuning remains arcane, the module’s ability to maintain <1ms latency during 95% spectrum utilization redefines industrial wireless reliability. As 6G research prioritizes terahertz bands, this hardware’s software-defined radio architecture positions it as a transitional workhorse rather than a technological cul-de-sac.