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Mike Fabbri

Mike Fabbri is vice president of Site Solutions and Services for CommScope, responsible for the development and integration of RF site solutions, including Metro Cell for the telecommunications carrier market. In his more than 25 years of work experience, Mike has held several leadership positions in product line, sales, marketing and business development at Motorola, ARDIS and Motient. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and a Master of Business Administration degree from the University of Chicago.

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August 23, 2018

The Future of Cell Site Development

Wireless networks began with cell towers as their backbone. Today, operators also have to densify their networks with outdoor small cells. Developing and deploying both kinds of cell sites has challenges, which Mike Fabbri discusses in this blog and the revised “Understanding the RF Path” eBook.

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August 29, 2017

How to Make Metro Cells Easier to Deploy

Not sure which metro cell solution meets your requirements? Maybe you need more options. Flexibility is the key to success, says Mike Fabbri in this blog post. Use the new metro cell planning tool to find the CommScope equipment that best meets your needs.

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February 07, 2017

Top Promising Innovations – PowerShift

In 2015, CommScope announced a new solution called PowerShift that more efficiently transmits DC power to radio units. CommScope designed PowerShift for modern cell site architectures where radio units are separated from the baseband units. PowerShift is named as one of CommScope’s most promising technologies in this blog post.

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January 01, 2017

Installing an LTE Cell Site

The most common source of the performance-degrading interference called passive intermodulation (PIM) is poor installation. That’s what CommScope’s Site Solutions and Services team has discovered over the years while performing audits of existing LTE sites. Installation errors are often related to improper connections that create PIM-generating problems. See today’s blog post by Mike Fabbri for more information and a link to the LTE Best Practices ebook.

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