Abstract: The invention relates to an arrangement for cooling electrical subassemblies arranged in a housing, in particular for use in base stations of a mobile radio system or access network system. The arrangement has at least one water-repellent membrane filter, in each case arranged in an air inlet of the housing, for the surface filtration of dirt particles from cooling air flowing in for cooling electrical subassemblies, as well as at least one cooling device to build up an airflow and to lead the filtered cooling air, heated because of flowing through the subassemblies, out of the housing through at least one air outlet.

Abstract: An apparatus having at least one membrane filter for a superficial filtering of at least dirt particles from inflowing cooling air for cooling an electrical module and also at least one cooling device for establishing an air flow in the housing and for discharging the heated-up cooling air out of the housing from at least one air outlet, the membrane filter having a netting of an electrically conductive material for electromagnetically shielding the electrical module.

Abstract: An apparatus having at least one membrane filter for a superficial filtering of at least dirt particles from inflowing cooling air for cooling an electrical module and also at least one cooling device for establishing an air flow in the housing and for discharging the heated-up cooling air out of the housing from at least one air outlet, the membrane filter associated with a vibration generator to undergo a mechanical vibration which causes the dirt particles deposited on the surface to be dislodged.

Abstract: The method addresses problems of limited radio resources, in particular with respect to the frequency channels in GSM mobile radio systems and the requirement for a high resource utilization rate even in base stations with a low number of radio resources, and thus severe fluctuations in efficiency when additional radio resources are added. The method makes available additional radio resources and apportions them, as required, to a plurality of radio coverage areas of a base station. The utilization of the radio resources is thus improved with little additional outlay on circuitry.