| Publisher | WiMAX Forum | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 424.7KB PDF | Date added | 01 Jun 2005 |
| Topics | WiMAX (802.16), MAN, Mobile - Wireless Communications | ||
| Downloads | 315 | ||
This paper addresses some of the deployment considerations for a wireless metropolitan area network based on the IEEE 802.16-2004 Air Interface Standard, commonly referred to as WiMAX. This paper will focus on deployments using licensed spectrum in the 2.5 GHz and 3.5 GHz frequency bands. With support for COFDM, deployments in these bands are especially interesting in today's wireless access market since they offer the potential for achieving ubiquitous coverage for high speed access over an entire metropolitan area with adequate range and capacity for a cost-effective access network.
Did you find this white paper useful?
28 out of 50 users found this white paper useful
Related white papers
New WiMAX Forum Lab to Develop Next-Generation Wireless Applications
With the widespread prevalence of handheld devices like PDAs, Internet Tablets, BlackBerries, and iPhones, people increasingly want and expect to be able to browse the internet at high speed anytime,...
Designing Multihop Wireless Backhaul Networks With Delay Guarantees
As wireless access technologies improve in data rates, the problem focus is shifting towards providing adequate backhaul from the wireless access points to the Internet. Existing wired backhaul technologies such...
Intel Technology Re-Creates Internet Usage: Now More Personal and More Mobile (High Bandwidth)
Mobility is defining the future of computing. The broadband Internet is becoming a conduit for all content - entertainment, education, government, business and commerce. To reach its full potential, broadband...
Throughput and Capacity of MIMO WiMAX
The work in this paper presents physical layer throughput measurement results of a WiMAX link implemented according to IEEE 802.16-2004. The measurements were carried out in an alpine and an...
Leveraging 802.16e WiMAX Technology in License-Exempt Bands
License-exempt spectrum bands make it possible for operators who do not have access to licensed spectrum to deploy wireless broadband networks. Traditionally vendors have developed specific solutions for license-exempt operators,...
WiMAX Metropolitan Area Wireless Networking Technology
WiMAX is the hot new technology that has got carriers, component vendors, and equipment suppliers interested in metropolitan-area wireless coverage all over again. But to truly understand WiMAX, one must...
A Cooperative MAC for Distributed Space-Time Coding in an IEEE 802.16 Network
In the next-generation WiMAX system, cooperative communication is being considered as an advanced technique to increase the throughput and improve the signal quality. In a cooperative scenario, multiple stations can...
