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Competition, innovation and interoperability
Jeppe Jepsen highlights the many benefits of the robust mobile radio communications platform defined by the TETRA standard
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Above: the TETRA standard allows interworking between radio products
from different
manufacturers and enables multiple user organizations to share a common network
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ETRA – Terrestrial Trunked Radio – is a digital trunked mobile radio standard developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute
(ETSI). Te standard was designed to meet the needs of professional mobile radio (PMR) user organizations – essentially, people who work in groups. When TETRA was created in the early 1990s, we were
working in the analogue world, and TETRA was marked as the first digital trunked technology for group use. TETRA has now spread to, at the last count (in
September 2010), 114 countries. Its secure, reliable and proven performance is trusted by industries and organizations worldwide, including public safety and security services, air, rail and water transport, public utilities, the oil and gas exploration, extraction and delivery industries, international and global sporting events, car manufacturing plants and casinos – networks of all sizes, from a single site to 3500.
Interoperability TETRA’s success is built on the robust network performance and secure communications services that
Jeppe Jepsen is a member of the board of the TETRA Association
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