MobiTel was founded in 1996 as a
Hungarian company. The main
activity and core business of our
company is mobile communication.
One of our main product is the
Mobile Network repeater.
MobiTel manufactures a wide
range of RF operator-selective-
and RF channel selective repeaters
for different frequency bands such
as 800/900/1800/2100 MHz .
We provide these repeaters for
local subsidiaries of international
Mobile operators such as
Telenor, Vodafone.
Several hundreds of our repeaters
work at the Mobile Communication
Network all over the country. The
channel selective repeaters and
high power repeaters are equipped
with a microcomputer and a digital
data modem. Thanking to this
feature, these repeaters are
remotely controlled via GSM data-
link. MobiTel carries out the repair
and maintenance of the repeaters
within and after the warranty
period too.
Additional activities are UHF point-
to-point communication for special
purposes and ISM data
communication.
MobiTel have laboratories which
are well equipped with different
Microwave and RF measuring
equipment such as Network
analysers, Spectrum analysers,
Power meters, Signal generators,
etc. Also we have a climatic
chamber and CNC Milling machine.
These amenities are very
important for the R&D,
manufacturing and maintenance
activity as well.
Since 1972, owners gain their
experiences in design, development
and manufacturing of RF/MW devices
at the Technical University of
Budapest. They took part in numerous
space and industrial projects like UHF
satellite telemetry transmitters and
receivers for Intercosmos projects
(1974), Airborne Microwave
Radiometer System developing (1984),
Multisensor Aircraft Campaign 91
ESA/NASA (1991), Meteosat/TIROS-N
receiver station etc.
In 1995 we successfully applied a tender of a Hungarian
Mobile Network Operator. Our first task was a 900 MHz
operator selective repeater in-door and out-door
applications. Shortly thereafter we started to
manufacture channel selective repeaters for out-door
application as well.
In 2003 we developed a remote controller module for
repeaters, which made these types able to change
settings through mobile connection, check output
powers or send alarms to the Network operator.
In 2007 we developed a "pico" style band selective
repeater for small areas, in-door use. It uses external
power source and operates without a remote controller.
In 2011 we made our "macro" style 3G repeater with
more than 45 dBm power output for out-door use. It is
able to cover even a smaller village, or a large building.