Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: Market Intelligence Center
Published: December 2006
Product Code: R760-75Description In December 2005, IEEE officially ratified the 802.16e-2005 standard, pushing mobile WiMAX technologies one step further towards seamless mobility. Nine months after this standard was set, baseband chip manufacturers started to develop chips that meet IEEE's 802.16e-2005 standards. Equipment manufacturers have also tried to gain a foothold in this market. Telecom equipment makers such as Alcatel, Nortel, and Motorola have proposed their development plans and rolled out base stations based on such standards. BWA equipment manufacturer Alvarion came up with a 4Motion platform, and Japanese NEC announced that it would skip the IEEE 802.16-2004 standard and carry out R&D activity for products that meet IEEE 802.16e-2005 standards. This report shall analyze these five companies' current status of and future strategies for WiMAX development.Table of Contents
- List of Tables
- Table 1 Alcatel's Evolium WiMAX Base Station
- Table 2 Alcatel's WiMAX 1000 and WiMAX 5000 Base Stations
- Table 3 Alvarion's BreezeMAX Base Stations
- Table 4 NEC's WiMAX Base Stations
- Table 5 Comparison of Alcatel, Nortel, Alvarion, Motorola, and NEC's 802.16e Base Stations
- List of Figures
- Figure 1 Architecture of Alcatel's Evolium System
- Figure 2 Alcatel's WiMAX Product Development Roadmap
- Figure 3 Architecture of Nortel's WiFi Mesh/WiMAX System
- Figure 4 Architecture of Nortel's Mobile WiMAX System
- Figure 5 Nortel's WiMAX 5000 Product Portfolio
- Figure 6 Nortel's WiMAX Product Development Roadmap
- Figure 7 Architecture of Alvarion's 4Motion
- Figure 8 Alvarion's 4Motion Development Roadmap
- Figure 9 Architecture of Motorola's MotoWi4
- Figure 10 Seamless Mobility of Motorola's WiMAX System
- Figure 11 Motorola's MotoWi4 Access Point Product Portfolio
- Figure 12 Mobility Extension of NEC's Wireless xDSL Solutions
- Figure 13 NEC's WiMAX Solutions Used as Wi-Fi Backhaul System
- Figure 14 NEC's Wireless xDSL Solutions Used as FMC System
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