WiMAX & Qualcomm: OFDM Technologies for BWA

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WiMAX & Qualcomm: OFDM Technologies for BWA

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Introduction Compact

Even as Global 3G (G3G) CDMA based Third Generation Mobile Wireless technologies roll out in commercial volume scale, OFDM and OFDMA based technologies for Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) and Broadband Wireless Internet Access (BWIA) are increasingly capturing attention even though their position in the technology adoption life cycle (TALC) is considerably less advanced.

Leading contenders for BWA adoption are the IEEE 802.11x WiFi and IEEE 802.16x WiMax standards based technologies and their ETSI (HiperMAN) and ETRI (WiBro) counterparts and FLASH-OFDM developed by Flarion which is now owned by QUALCOMM Inc. but is not yet standardized. This board is dedicated to a discussion of those technologies and to tracking them through the TALC.

The first post on this board contains links to good sources of information on OFDM based technologies, BWA, and WiMAX and this post (30) is a WiMAX FAQ:

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86	WiBro and Mobile WiMAX Backgrounder from WiMAX Forum <B>The Relationship	Eric L	-	12/24/2006
85	NextWave Wireless Joint Venture Wins Nationwide Wireless Broadband Spectrum in G	waitwatchwander	-	12/16/2006
84	It is interesting that the Chinese entry in this debate takes the middle ground	waitwatchwander	-	12/11/2006
83	Huawei, OKI Team 12.07.06 HONG KONG -- Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. (TOKYO	waitwatchwander	-	12/11/2006
82	<i>Zhong Dai, networks department deputy general manager at China Mobile .	waitwatchwander	-	12/7/2006
81	How will Windows survive the death of the PC? Samsung and Runcom show Microsoft	waitwatchwander	-	11/16/2006
80	<b>Qualcomm sees wireless device boom </b> <i>Stephen Lawson,	Dexter Lives On	-	9/21/2006
79	<b>IEEE reinstates wireless working group <i> 802.	Dexter Lives On	-	9/20/2006
78	Telephony on the Sextel WiMAX Move >> <B>Sprint Embraces WiMAX</	Eric L	-	9/17/2006
77	The Sprint Nextel WiMAX Decision (August 8, 2006) A major early win for 802.16e	Eric L	-	9/17/2006
76	The Sextel WiMAX Decision ... >> <B>Sprint Nextel Comes Over All W	Eric L	-	9/9/2006
75	From Andy Seybold: Sprint Gives WiMAX a Real Boost The WiMAX community, power	JohnG	-	8/10/2006
74	Moto and WiMAX >> <B>Edward Zander's $15-Billion Question</B	Eric L	-	7/17/2006
73	Intel Raises Stakes on WiMAX Race Skylight Research - Point of View Still soak	Dexter Lives On	-	7/7/2006
72	ABI Research on QUALCOMM and 802.20 >> <B>802.20 Working Group Susp	Eric L	-	7/5/2006
71	Wither 802.20 MBWA? >> <B>IEEE Suspends 802.20 Group</B> PCP	Eric L	-	6/28/2006
70	IEEE 802.20 working group declares 'cooling off' period Loring Wirbel -	Dexter Lives On	-	6/15/2006
69	WiMAX IPR Issues [QUALCOMM] >> <B>Time to Pay the WiMAX Piper</B	Eric L	-	6/7/2006
68	Wi-Bro (Samsung's Mobile Wi-Max) appears to be quite real. . Message 2198436	P2V	-	12/20/2005
67	Samsung, Wi-Bro, and WiMAX >> <B>Wi-Bro Becomes Real, And The Worl	Eric L	-	11/21/2005
66	802.16e Mobile WiMax Slippage >> <B>Mobile WiMax Coming Soon?</B	Eric L	-	11/21/2005
65	Andrew Orlowski on WiMax (Twice) >> <B>Fixed WiMAX Emerges from Sl	Eric L	-	10/31/2005
64	<i>Big wheel keep on turnin', ....</i> iee	Dexter Lives On	-	9/27/2005
63	Few seem to know that the basis for Fujitsu's Wi-Max System On a Chip is SiW	P2V	-	9/10/2005
62	Forward Concepts [Will Strauss] on WiMAX >> <B>Analyst Handicaps Wi	Eric L	-	9/10/2005

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