MatSing, the pioneer and innovator of high-capacity lens antennas, has announced an upgrade of the existing mobile network at Snapdragon Stadium located in the San Diego State University (SDSU) main campus in Mission Valley. The 35,000 capacity stadium, home to several teams including SDSU Aztecs, San Diego Wave FC of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), and San Diego Legion of the Major League Rugby (MLR), also hosts a packed year-round schedule of music events and performances.
Ahead of the 2023 NCAA football season, the venue sought to upgrade its network infrastructure to improve the tailgating experience and better serve the evolving connectivity needs of the fans and patrons. High-capacity and reliable mobile connectivity enhances the fun and festivities during games and events allowing people to freely share experiences live with others.
Bo Larsson, MatSing’s CEO, stated, “Our involvement at Snapdragon Stadium began last year when our multibeam lens antennas were deployed to deliver high-capacity mid-band connectivity in the field area. Being a brand-new stadium, with many sporting and music events on the calendar, the need arose this summer to expand connectivity to the outdoors. We are pleased to state that our lens antennas are now also being leveraged for tailgating and other outdoor festivities at the venue for multiple carriers via the neutral-host network.”
With the upgrade done this year, the mobile network at Snapdragon Stadium now includes:
- 2 MatSing MS-MBA-4.4.2-F2-H2-L2 multi-beam tri-band lens panel antennas with 4 isolated F/C band (3.3 GHz – 4.2 GHz) cross-polarized beams, 4 isolated mid-band (1695 MHz – 2690 MHz) cross-polarized beams and 2 isolated low-band (698 MHz – 960 MHz) beams.
- 4 MatSing MS-4F30 multibeam spherical lens antenna with 4 independent F/C band (3300 – 4200MHz) cross-polarized beams
Fans, patrons, and attendees at the venue can now experience a fully connected multi-carrier venue experience and enjoy the festivities to the fullest.
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