Motorola LTE

LTE (Long Term Evolution) will deliver a highly compelling user experience with ultra-broadband speeds and almost instantaneous responsiveness for mega multimedia applications. For operators, LTE will provide a much improved business proposition with incredible spectrum flexibility, significant added capacity and a platform for delivering premium applications cost effectively in both developed and emerging markets.

Leveraging our latest OFDM platforms, the Motorola LTE portfolio will offer a smooth migration for both 3GPP and 3GPP2 operators. Motorola’s LTE solution will provide operators with a reliable and leading edge end-to-end solution for their next generation mobile broadband networks.

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Motorola eNodeB Wireless Broadband Radio (WBR 500r) Motorola’s LTE eNodeB Wireless Broadband Radio (WBR 500r) delivers compelling and profitable services to subscribers	Wireless Broadband Core LTE Mobility Management Entity (WBC 700 MME) Motorola’s LTE WBC 700 MME is an ATCA based platform with hardware acceleration technology.
Motorola SON (Self-Organizing Network) Motorola’s Self Organizing Network (SON) is designed to reduce operating costs by simplifying the management of the LTE network.

What is LTE?

LTE is the next generation network technology for 3GPP (GSM/EDGE and UMTS/HSPA) and 3GPP2 (CDMA and EV-DO) operators. LTE is comprised of two main elements; the EUTRAN (Evolved UMTS Radio Access Network) and the EPC (Evolved Packet Core).
LTE Standards are scheduled to be finalized by the end of 2008 with the first commercial deployments expected to take place in late 2009 or early 2010.

Motorola's extensive expertise in mobile broadband innovation including OFDM technologies and collapsed IP architecture and our commitment to Media Mobility is illustrated through our status as the #1 contributor to the standards development for LTE for RAN 1 & 2 and our extensive global LTE trial activities.

With expected data rates in excess of 160Mbps and very low latency, LTE will provide significant improvements to the user experience. LTE's Evolved Packet Core is IP centric and technology agnostic, will allow operators to provide common applications and services across other fixed and wireless access technologies. LTE, with its added capacity and simplified architecture will deliver cost effective voice and data services and will also benefit from high levels of spectrum flexibility, making it very well suited for deployments by operators in both developed and emerging markets.

Articles 2G to 4G - LTE Facilitating Technology Leapfrog (192Kb pdf) Fred Wright, Motorola Networks GM, discusses his vision for LTE (862Kb pdf) LTE - Playing the OPEX game (179Kb pdf) Brochures LTE - Long Term Evolution Brochure (6Mb pdf) LTE - Long Term Evolution Fact Sheet (72Kb pdf) LTE Systems Overview Brochure (4Mb pdf) The Drivers to LTE Solution (1Mb pdf) Press releases Motorola Brings LTE to Life on the Streets of Barcelona (html) Videos and Webinars LTE Demo from MWC 2009 (html) LTE Labs 'A Look Inside' (html) Timescales for LTE Deployment (html) White Papers CDMA to LTE White Paper (684Kb pdf) LTE - Long Term Evolution White Paper (183Kb pdf) LTE Inter-technology Mobility (316Kb pdf) LTE Operability SON White Paper (774Kb pdf) LTE Technical White Paper (742Kb pdf) Spectrum Analysis for Future LTE Deployments (551Kb pdf)

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Motorola Brings LTE to Life on the Streets of Barcelona (html)

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