The Cisco UBR-MC14C-RF is a cable modem card designed for use in Cisco Universal Broadband Routers (uBR) as part of a larger broadband access network. It supports high-speed data transmission for cable service providers, allowing them to deliver a range of services, including high-speed internet and digital voice. This card operates within the uBR series chassis and plays a crucial role in managing upstream and downstream traffic between the service provider and end-users.
One of the distinct advantages of the UBR-MC14C-RF is its scalability, as it can handle multiple channels for both upstream and downstream traffic. This allows service providers to optimise their network capacity and ensure uninterrupted service. The card is designed for robust performance, with multiple receivers per port to help ensure that signal degradation is minimised, even in areas with high traffic.
The UBR-MC14C-RF modem card features advanced traffic management capabilities, which benefit service providers needing to deliver consistent Quality of Service (QoS) across different environments. Its use of DOCSIS (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification) technology ensures compatibility with a wide range of network infrastructures, maximising the modem card’s flexibility within the high-speed broadband delivery market.
It also supports RF (Radio Frequency) transmission, which is essential in environments requiring enhanced signal stability over long distances. The card has been designed to integrate effectively with various uBR configurations, offering ease of maintenance and updating, thanks to the modular nature of Cisco router systems. The UBR-MC14C-RF is a widely deployed solution, helping service providers meet customer demand through high-bandwidth internet and network services.
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