WiMAX mobile standard products
Tags: CONTRACTS; ARRAYCOMM LLC; TELECIS Wireless Inc.; IEEE 802.16 (Standard); SYSTEMS on a chip; NETWORK operating system
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- Portable WIMAX chip. // Portable Design;Jun2006, Vol. 12 Issue 6, p33
The article evaluates the new TCW 1620 chip from TeleCIS Wireless that is designed for enabling consumer-installed, indoor customer premises equipment for portable and fixed WiMAX services in the U.S. in 2006.
- PicoChip Integrates WiMAX MIMO Software. // Electronic News (10616624);1/16/2006, Vol. 52 Issue 3, p24
The article reports on the alliance between picoChip and wireless system antenna processing provider ArrayComm LLC to incorporate the network multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) software of ArrayComm into the PHY chip of the flexible wireless solution of picoChip. The antenna processing...
- MIMO-OFDMA Network with Cooperative Diversity for Wireless Broadband Mobile Access. Myyung-Sun Baek; Young-Hwan You; Hyoung-Kyu Song // International MultiConference of Engineers & Computer Scientists;2007, p1380
A combination of OFDM with FDMA called OFDMA is regarded as a promising solution for improving the performance of BWA with multiple users. Although transmit diversity is clearly advantageous on OFDMA systems, it may not be possible that practical OFDMA systems have more than two antennas due to...
- Tokyo Steps Closer to WiMax. // Electronic News (10616624);8/22/2005, Vol. 51 Issue 34, pN.PAG
Reports on the expansion of an agreement between Airspan Networks and Yozan for WiMax deployment in Tokyo, Japan, as of August 2005. Terms of the agreement; Views of Sunao Takatori, president and CEO of Yozan, on the agreement.
- Samsung snares Big Apple WiMAX contract. // RCR Wireless News;9/3/2007, Vol. 26 Issue 33, p15
The article reports that Sprint Nextel Corp. has awarded the build-out contract of its WiMAX market to Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. The coverage area will include parts of New Jersey as well, according to Sprint Nextel spokesman John Polivka. New York is scheduled to have Sprint Nextel's Xohm...
- Sprint Nextel adds Samsung's WiMAX to 2.5 GHz test. Meyer, Dan // RCR Wireless News;9/19/2005, Vol. 24 Issue 38, p1
This article reports on an agreement signed by Sprint Nextel Corp. with Samsung Telecommunications America LLP to jointly test network equipment based on the 802.16e WiMAX standard using Sprint Nexters 2.5 gigahertz spectrum. The companies said the agreement will involve testing prototype...
- NETWORKS. // Total Telecom Magazine;Sep2008, p4
This section offers news briefs on telecommunication networks worldwide. Oman's Telecommunications Regulatory Authority has invited bids for the country's second national fixed-line licence. Tata Communications plans to build public telepresence rooms for hourly hire in about 100 dries worldwide...
- SKYPILOT MAPS EVOLUTION PATH TO WiMAX MESH ARCHITECTURES. O'Shea, Dan // Telephony;9/19/2005, Vol. 246 Issue 17, p16
Reports that SkyPilot Networks, a broadband wireless equipment vendor, has chosen Fujitsu Microelectronics America Inc.'s WiMAX system-on-a-chip to power its WiMAX mesh for a planned launch in 2006 in the United States. Launch of the SkyExtender DualBand, a dual-band radio mesh architecture...
- Intel Propels Mobile WiMax with Baseband Chip. Mutschler, Ann Steffora // Electronic News (10616624);12/11/2006, Vol. 52 Issue 50, p31
The article reports on the completion of the first mobile Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMax) baseband chip by Intel Corp. Combined with its single-chip, multi-band WiMax/Wi-Fi radio, the pair provides a complete chipset called the Intel WiMax Connection 2300. The chipset was...
