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RSS fixed wimaxIt Takes Two to Tango: Using Wi-Fi and WiMAX to Deliver Broadband Wireless Services to Fixed and Mobile Clients
White Paper The key questions are how soon WiMAX networks will be available, and how could WiMAX be made to work in conjunction with a Wi-Fi deployment. To reach conclusions, it is necessary to clear up many... [12 Nov 2009]
Eliminating Guesswork From Wireless Network Design and Deployment
White Paper The Motorola Wireless Broadband portfolio offers high-speed Point-to-Point, Point-to-Multipoint, Mesh, Wi-Fi and WiMAX networks that support data, voice and video communications, enabling a broad range of... [15 Aug 2009]
Mobile WiMax won't win race to become 4G king
News Most operators in the Western world appear to have settled on LTE as their future 4G service, although mobile WiMax has seen some uptake in the developing world, particularly where fixed-line networks... [23 Jul 2009]
Intel spends $43m on WiMax push
News Chipmaker Intel's venture capital arm has announced an investment in Japanese WiMax company UQ Communications, which intends to provide coverage to most of Japan by 2012. Intel Capital's investment in UQ Communications... [08 Jun 2009]
Balsillie on open source, app store pricing and the next Storm
Comment We're in evaluation and varying forms of engagement with things - all the different wi-fi technologies, we assess wimax, LTE. It's things like fixed mobile convergence, least-cost routing, the BES 5.0... [06 May 2009]
Fixed WiMAX Field Trial Measurements and Analyses
White Paper This paper presents measured throughput and received signal strength under conditions typical for fixed WiMAX systems. Much hype is spread about the performance of WiMAX, and many... [23 Apr 2009]
Fixed Vs. Mobile WiMAX: Mobility Monomania?
White Paper The problem may be that the industry is focused too far in the future on products that may not generate a competitive return on investment compared to the less sophisticated fixed WiMAX technology that... [23 Apr 2009]
ROHC and Aggregated VoIP Over Fixed WiMAX: An Empirical Evaluation
White Paper This gap is filled by exploring scenarios where fixed WiMAX is employed for VolP traffic. WiMAX has been at the center of attention in wireless communications during the last years.... [23 Apr 2009]
Universal WiMAX: For Fixed, Mobile, Converged and Private Operators
White Paper It promises so-called "Universal WiMAX" - one access technology capable of supporting fixed, nomadic and mobile services. The latest standard for WiMAX, known as 802.16e-2005, stands to... [23 Apr 2009]
Using XSIC Technology in Fixed WiMAX Networks for Improved Network Economics and User Experience
White Paper Many WiMAX networks are deployed to serve mainly fixed subscribers, such as small and medium size enterprise buildings as well as residential CPE's. Fixed WiMAX networks... [23 Apr 2009]
Why WiMAX?
White Paper There has been a significant amount of media interest in WiMAX and its potential to threaten current fixed and mobile operators. The suitability of WiMAX is assessed in several contexts... [23 Apr 2009]
Multiple Antenna Systems in WiMAX
White Paper The underlying WiMAX PHY is ideally suited to multipath operations in demanding mobile and fixed WiMAX deployment scenarios. One of the strengths of the WiMAX PHY is the... [23 Apr 2009]
Mobility Improvement in IEEE 802.16
White Paper WiMAX was initially developed as a fixed wireless broadband solution, to be used as a last mile connection, substituting the need for laying DSL or Ethernet cables as they become difficult to upgrade. [23 Apr 2009]
Addressing the Ultra-Linear Requirements of WiMAX Radio Systems
White Paper This paper will present an introduction to the fixed WiMAX standard in the context of more established wireless standards, along with an overview of how the design of WiMAX amplifiers... [23 Apr 2009]
Mobile WiMAX Performance Improvement Using a Novel Algorithm With a New Form of Adaptive Modulation
White Paper Mobile WiMAX is a broadband wireless solution that enables convergence of mobile and fixed broadband networks through a common wide area broadband radio access technology and flexible network architecture. [23 Apr 2009]
