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Modern mobile communication systems must fulfill more and more requirements received from the customers. This leads to an increase of complexity. The control part of the system becomes very important, a multi-level approach being needed. With respect to this, all BS (Base Stations) from a system are synchronized using GPS (Global Positioning System) or IEEE 1588 [1] standard, high speed synchronous interfaces are used between the BBM (Baseband Modules) and the RRU (Remote Radio Units), for example OBSAI (Open Base Station Architecture Initiative) [2, 3] or CPRI (Common Public Radio Interface) [4], and standard communication methods are provided between the control parts placed in different levels of the system.

MicroTCA Compliant WiMAX BS Split Architecture with MIMO Capabilities Support Based on OBSAI RP3-01 Interfaces