Motorola PCM 200 Wireless Card

WiMAX Puts Wireless Broadband in Your Pocket (Updated 2010/04/07 | PDF 511 KB)

Motorola Wireless Broadband Overview (Updated 2010/10/01 | PDF 2 MB)

WAP 400 Series Access Point for WiMAX (Updated 2010/04/07 | PDF 827 KB)

wi4 WiMAX Overview (Updated 2010/04/07 | PDF 456 KB)

A Practical Guide to WiMAX Antennas (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 337 KB)

Wireless operators are increasingly pressured to enhance their networks and service capabilities in order to keep pace with the accelerating growth in wireless utilization and increasing demand for high performing connections.

Designing the Optimal WiMAX Network (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 267 KB)

Distributed Network Architecture (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 374 KB)

Goodbye Boundaries Hello Disruption White Paper (Updated 2010/04/09 | PDF 621 KB)

Maximizing the Wireless Network Evolution with WiMAX (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 86 KB)

Motorola Point-to-Point Solutions and WiMAX (Updated 2010/04/13 | PDF 139 KB)

RF Network Planning & Design Solutions for WiMAX (Updated 2010/04/06 | PDF 395 KB)

The promise of your WiMAX license is virtually limitless. As the industry has foreseen, the demand for faster, more accessible communications continues to grow. Business,residential and government users continue to seek more reliable, more affordable fixed and mobile broadband connectivity. You’ll be able to meet the needs of those customers as soon as your WiMAX network is up and running.

Reprint of WiMAXTrends.com article featuring Motorola (Updated 2010/04/07 | PDF 109 KB)

The Business of WiMAX (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 2 MB)

The advent of next generation, wireless broadband platforms pairing performance with favorable econom-ics is ushering in a new age of unprecedented connectivity in communities across a diverse range of global markets.

WiMAX Fuels Growth Opportunities for Wireline Service Providers White Paper (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 523 KB)

Even as their businesses flourish, wireline service providers find themselves facing a rapidly evolving communications environment that is threatening to erode both their share of market and share of wallet. The reason? Today’s end users arebecoming both more sophisticated and more demanding. Trends show that they have two main demands.

WiMAX Opens the Door to New Communications Markets (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 287 KB)

WiMAX Security for Real-World Network Service Provider Deployments White Paper Available (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 275 KB)

WiMAX and WiFi Together: Deployment Models and User Scenarios (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 1 MB)

By distributing high-speed Internet access from cable, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), and other fixed broadband connections within wireless hotspots, WiFi has dramatically increased productivity and convenience. Today, nearly pervasive WiFi delivers high-speed Wireless LocalArea Network (WLAN) connectivity to millions of offices, homes, and public locations, such as hotels, cafés, and airports.

WiMAX: E vs. D (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 61 KB)

The emergence of the WiMAX standards has spurred tremendous interest from operators seeking to deploy high-performing, cost-effective broadband wireless networks. However, the availability of 802.16e and 802.16d as two different and incompatible iterations of the WiMAX standards has in some cases added confusion to the operator’s investment decisions.

wi4 WiMAX Quality (Updated 2010/04/08 | PDF 566 KB)

Today, this intense focus on quality continues to take center stage as Motorola rolls out its WiMAX portfolio, leveraging best in class methodologies to provide the high level of quality that customers have come to expect for nearly eight decades.