This is interesting news, Sprint has made all the right moves with there network infrastructure in the 4G space. With there partnership’s, Clear, Comcast, Time Warner, as well as many others. This is building a future proof network that has the other telcos a little nervous, look at the redundancy that has been established, this network will not face the issues that have plagued at&t for instence, with network congestion.
Clear is launching t
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As i started this test i wanted to see how well this service worked, using Clear's cpei 150, Motorola desk top modem connected to a laptop, and my tekkeon smart battery, regulated power supply. To get a fair essesment, a real test result, I placed the modem on the floor board of my automobile.
I went to ustream, looked up twit tv, and began my journey around Jacksonville. I wanted to get a live broadcast going so i could hear any glitches in the audio, this wou
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Could you please let me know how WIMAX AMC feature can be utilized for selecting appropriate DL/UL channel to avoid near by channel interference? Just tell me is it possible for a subscriber station to select it's convenient frequency channel for UL/DL so as to avoid interference with WIFI in the ISM band. Please send reply to hisrkrao@gmail.com
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Hi All,
If anyone is interested in collaborating on a Wi-Cy supernetwork demonstration project to interconnect wireless broadband base stations in remote location for multi-media distribution, please go to the panel page for "Bridging the Digital Divide With Wireless Broadband Services."
Please give the "thumbs up," with a comment about what content you would like to see, or the service or product you'd propose to exhibit or test. All are welcome, and people work
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Hi all,
I am doing my project in scheduling in wimax. i am very much confused about the algorithms used in it. can anyone give me the proper guidance? I am using NS2.
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Will Sprint follow suit and trial LTE? In a recent interview, Matt Carter, the head of Sprint's 4G unit, declined to discuss whether the carrier might test LTE technology. He told Computer World, "Our position is that we are singularly focused around WiMAX, and there's no wavering on that view from us."
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I created a blog July 23, where I spoke about these two technologies are ready to go in a direction of migration.
This is the next step forward for the wireless echo space. If you do a search through the wimax 360 blogs, you will find several blogs from 08 till now. Where i have written about the day these two different- yet the same technologies would merg, or co-exist.
This is the only solution to a complex wireless stategy, and a natural path for the mergence of data
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Hi,
Can any one tell how to do model tuning in wimax.and what's the formula to calculate the value of k1,k2,k3,k4,k5,k6,k7.
What's are the factor to calculate Model tuning.
As we know CW testing required in this.But how we can manage Cw testing for model tuning
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www.sprint.com under coverage tab...
also with www.clear.com
now shows 4g in Jacksonville....
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Hello .
In wimax we are using 2T4R and 4T8R technique.But how it come modulation of 2T4R technique is diffrent from 4T8R .In near by bts it will provide qam 64 in 2T4R and radius of this modulation is also less instead of 4T8R modulation.4T8R qam 64 modulation scheme radius is more.SO please let me imform why these things happend.why in same clutter two diffrent modulation .then what the benifit of 2T4R,
Thanks
Abhijeet
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I can remember the good old days around 08 I think, when we would discuss my technology is better than yours, Wimax vs LTE. And we would, or i would say that some day these two would find a happy place in mergence vile, a co existance if you will.
I would be meaning Wimax 2 and TD LTE. I dont think sprint is worried about this so much, it might only be a software upgrade after all.
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Back in december 2008 I wrote a blog about ubiquiti innovation with there bullet, a high powered radio in the 2.4 and 5 Ghz model that fits in your pocket.
In that blog I also wrote that if this company started building radios in the 3.65 Ghz band ouch to all those high priced gear mak
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Hi
I'm doing my research project in wimax. I don;t know how to add my own scheduling algo in this wimax module.
thanks in advance
Gurpreet
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