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Videos and
Case Studies
WiMAX Service in Rural
Germany
Learn how Germany's DBD uses
MAXXonair WiMAX service to
expand its customer base.
The
Fujitsu MB87M3550 WiMAX SoC is a
cost-effective, fully integrated MAC
and PHY mixed-signal baseband
processor for Broadband Wireless
Access applications. This SoC is
designed to support frequencies
ranging from 2 to11GHz in both
licensed and unlicensed bands.
Fujitsu's WiMAX SoC is fully
compliant with the IEEE 802.16-2004
WiMAX standard and can be configured
to be used in both base station and
subscriber station applications.
Fujitsu has a complete WiMAX
Reference Design for enabling
equipment manufacturers to develop
WiMAX Forum certified products.
Fujitsu’s WiMAX SoC is currently
being implemented in WiMAX Forum
certified products.
Fujitsu
recently announced its Mobile WiMAX
System-on-Chip (SoC) solution and
roadmap. This highly integrated
one-chip MAC and PHY mixed signal
baseband SoC is designed to optimize
both performance and power
consumption using Fujitsu’s 90nm
process technology, and is
especially well-suited for PC cards
and mobile devices.
White Papers /
Technology
Backgrounder (click
for download)
Fixed WiMAX
Applications
Focus: IP Video
Surveillance
Networks
January 2007
The maturing of
fixed WiMAX
technology is
making possible
a number of
exciting new
applications
that previously
were limited by
cost, distance
and throughput
requirements.
With the latest
wireless
innovations,
fixed wireless
applications can
now go beyond
mere short-range
data
communications,
and do so in a
secure manner.
Design of
Subscriber
Station Software
Stack Using the
Fujitsu
802.16-2004 SOC
Reference Kit
January 2007
The software
stack for
Fujitsu’s WiMAX
based Subscriber
station
reference kit
can be
partitioned into
several
components --
including the
boot strap image,
device drivers,
the board
support package
(BSP) with a
real time
operating
system,
configuration
modules and the
operating system
wrapper, lower
MAC,
intermediate MAC
and upper MAC.
WiMAX Subscriber
Station Design
Using the
Fujitsu
802.16-2004 SoC
Reference Kit
April 2006
The Fujitsu
WiMAX reference
kit offers a
quick way to
develop Time
Division Duplex
(TDD) or Half
Duplex Frequency
Division Duplex
(HDX-FDD)
subscriber
stations for use
in WiMAX
networks. The
kit consists of
a development
board and
complete
MAC-layer
software. The
board includes
Fujitsu’s
MB87M3400
802.16-2004
WiMAX SoC and
all the other
hardware
resources
required for a
typical
subscriber
station.
RF Spectrum
Utilization in
WiMAX
November 2004
This paper
discusses the
implementation
of IEEE
802.16a/d/e
WirelessMAN™ (broadband
wireless
access), also
referred to as
WiMAX (Worldwide
Interoperability
for Microwave
Access), in
terms of
frequency
spectrum.
Spectrum-regulating
bodies around
the world have
earmarked
frequency bands,
both licensed
and unlicensed,
for broadband
deployment.
WiMAX Technology
and Deployment
for Last-Mile
Wireless
Broadband and
Backhaul
Applications
August 2004
This paper
discusses the
evolution of
WiMAX technology
and its
anticipated
deployment.
While wireless
connectivity
options have
expanded rapidly
in recent years,
wireless network
access is
available now
only in limited
physical areas.
Internet and
intranet users
need broadband
access that
extends over
longer distances
to more
locations. The
industry's
solution is the
Worldwide
Interoperability
for Microwave
Access (WiMAX)
standard,
developed to
create certified
standards-based
products from a
wide range of
vendors.
