Motorola's proven, flexible, WiMAX Service Network (ASN) comprises a portfolio of Access Points and an ASN Gateway which enables Motorola to deliver the optimal WiMAX network to meet your specific market requirements, deployment geography, end-user demands and service offerings — both for today and for tomorrow. - Motorola Solutions Europe, Middle East, Africa -

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Motorola's wi4 WiMAX solution is designed with the flexibility needed to keep your service options open. Choose to go directly to mobile service, or lower your initial CapEx costs and time-to-revenue by offering fixed service first. Motorola's entire portfolio of products is designed to make this transition easy.

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WAP 450
Wi4 WiMAX WAP 450 Access Point for enhanced coverage and capacity with a compact, high-power, carrier class design.
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wi4 WiMAX Access Service Network (ASN) Gateway
Motorola's ASN Gateway connects the WiMAX radio network to the IP core, facilitating optimized mobility and efficient scalability.
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WAP 400 Series Access Point for WiMAX (Updated 2010/04/28 | PDF 827 KB)
WiMAX Fact Sheet (Updated 2009/02/25 | PDF 188 KB)
WiMAX Solutions Guide (Updated 2010/06/15 | PDF 987 KB)
WiMAX is a powerful technology. It differs from all mobile networks deployed to date in that it uses IP at the network layer for all communications. This fundamental difference is the source of its power. Motorola’s wi4 WiMAX is a versatile, multiserviceplatform that delivers the power of WiMAX with the flexibility needed to create solutions that serve your specific market requirements and service types. Motorola enables you to deliver a personal media experience to your end-users.

A Practical Guide to WiMAX Antennas (Updated 2010/04/28 | PDF 337 KB)
Alternative Power for Mobile Telephony Base Stations (Updated 2008/10/13 | PDF 594 KB)
Designing the Optimal WiMAX Network: Motorola's wi4 WiMAX Flexible Access Point Portfolio (Updated 2008/10/13 | PDF 265 KB)
Distributed Network Architecture (Updated 2010/04/28 | PDF 374 KB)
The Business of WiMAX (Updated 2010/03/10 | PDF 2 MB)
Mobile WiMAX, based on the IEEE 802.16e-2005 global standard, leads the evolution roadmap with market ready solutions leveraging the chief technology enablers attributable to 4G wireless platforms.
WiMAX Security for Real-World Network Service Provider Deployments White Paper Available (Updated 2010/03/25 | PDF 275 KB)
For network service providers in search of next-generation subscriber services and new revenue streams, WiMAX represents a path towards seamless mobile access that is similar to wide-area cellular services (UMTS/CDMA) but withhigher throughput rates (up to 70Mbps) and LAN-like connections that are similar to Wi-Fi.
WiMAX_Cert-Interop_Position_Paper_04-21-08 (Updated 2008/10/13 | PDF 192 KB)
wi4 WiMAX Quality (Updated 2010/04/29 | 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.

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