Intel partners with Proxim on WiMax
News Proxim plans to develop a WiMax base station known as the Tsunami MP.16. Proxim will provide wireless software for subscriber roaming and support, and Intel will work on the base station architecture.
[June 18, 2004, 9:50]
Universal WiMAX: The WiMAX Solution for Both Fixed and Mobile Operators
White Papers Alcatel's specific base station architecture and WiMAX 802.16e profiles allow further radio improvements in upcoming releases to maximize the capacity of the solution. WiMAX 802.16e-based solutions are available, perform much better than WiMAX...
[November 29, 2006, 0:00]
Switching Cost Minimization in the IEEE 802.16e Mobile WiMAX Sleep Mode Operation
White Papers Most of the existing works on the IEEE 802.16e sleep mode operation focus on the decision making before a mobile station switching to sleep mode state. After the mobile station is switched to sleep mode, the deactivation of it mainly depends on new...
[April 23, 2009, 1:24]
Security in Link Layer of WiMAX Networks
White Papers Privacy is accomplished by encrypting connections between the subscriber station and the base station. The base station protects against unauthorized access by enforcing encryption of service flows across the network.
[April 22, 2009, 1:24]
Real-Time Video Multicast in WiMAX Networks
White Papers The corresponding resource allocation problem is challenging because scheduling decisions (within a WiMAX base station) are performed in real-time across two dimensions, time and frequency. IEEE 802.16e WiMAX is a promising new technology for...
[April 22, 2009, 1:24]
Nokia and Intel partner on mobile WiMax
News They also plan to develop 'base station strategies' to help operators to roll out 802.16e networks, and to push the finalisation of the 802.16e standard. After a hot and cold relationship with WiMax in the past, Nokia has thrown its support behind...
[June 10, 2005, 16:25]
Freedom4 touts WiMax as SDSL alternative
News The base-station equipment being used is software-upgradeable to 802.16e, also known as mobile WiMax, so, if Freedom4 successfully bids for spectrum in the 2.6GHz auction due in the first half of next year, it will be able to roll out that service...
[October 5, 2007, 12:27]
Photos: WiMax in action
News At the heart of AS.MAX is the MacroMax base station. The large size of the base station is due to its built-in power amplifiers. A multi-protocol iTone Prime gateway (blue and green, top) links the base station into the public switched telephone...
[June 22, 2006, 11:50]
DIY kit powers WiMax rollout
News The base stations will have multiple 10MHz channels, each of which can provide 30 Mbps peak rate, which will be shared by users within 500m of the base station. By December this year, Tokyo-dwellers will be able to get multi-megabit broadband...
[March 15, 2005, 14:35]
Mobile WiMAX's hidden problem
Blog To give you some idea of how that measures up to alternatives, a WiMAX power amplifier - the part of the transmitter which boosts the synthesised signal to a level that can make it to the base station - is between ten and twenty percent efficient.
[June 6, 2008, 14:33]
BT eyes up a WiMax future
News It supports mobility and should allow laptops and PDAs to connect to a WiMax antenna from a distance of several kilometres, like a mobile phone talking to the nearest base station. Four radio-broadband trials being conducted by BT in rural parts of...
[February 20, 2004, 15:20]
Westminster businesses get WiMax broadband
News It is starting slowly, though — its first base station will be installed in Westminster next week, and it believes it will need just three base stations to serve businesses in the Westminster area. A UK company is ready to start offering businesses...
[March 21, 2006, 13:55]
Intel announces global WiMax investment
News In the perfectly ideal situation of line-of-sight to a base station, WiMax is designed to work at distances of up to 31 miles. The chipmaker said it signed a $1.12bn contract for the M-Taiwan Mobilise Taiwan) project as part of a joint effort with...
[November 11, 2005, 9:05]
