Smart Products
Network Planning Tools
From GSM planning in the early 1990s to today’s 5G and IoT network design, LS telcom has led the way in professional radio network planning tools. Our software and services support public and private operators across technologies like cellular, broadcast, microwave, critical communications, and satellite - covering local, regional, and nationwide deployments.
Whether you're designing a new network, expanding an existing one, or resolving interference and coverage issues, we provide the software, consulting, and engineering support to deliver performance, compliance, and return on investment.
Radio Network Planning Software
Proven software tools for designing and optimizing wireless networks
User-friendly and efficient planning of reliable radio networks with CHIRplus_TC
With its flexibility, effectiveness, and future-proof capabilities, CHIRplus_TC is an essential solution for network planning. The user-friendly tool enables efficient planning of microwave links, wireless IoT devices, 5G/4G networks, PMR systems, and Smart Grids.
Design, planning, coordination and optimization of broadcast networks with CHIRplus_BC
CHIRplus_BC is a highly advanced software solution for planning and coordination of analogue and digital broadcast services.
Radio Network Planning & Engineering Services
Expert consulting to prepare, implement, and future-proof your network
Technology Consulting
Working hand in hand with our customers is a top priority of our highly trained consultants. They know how to transform their competencies and experience into your benefit.
Planning & Optimization Services
Comprehensive network planning for broadcast and critical communications. Improve coverage, reduce interference, and modernize your infrastructure.
Indoor Coverage
Expert planning and design for optimal indoor coverage and seamless integration with outdoor networks. Supporting you from planning to implementation.
Radio Communications
Please find an overview of all available training courses in regards to "General Radio Communications".