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WaveIP Selects WaveSat's WiMAX Non-Certified Solution

Overview Wavesat's WiMAX Evolutive DM256 Family of Products is a complete solution supporting all the features required to design 802.16-2004 base stations and subscriber units for both licensed and license-exempt radio frequencies. WaveIP selected Wavesat's WiMAX Evolutive DM256 solution to power it's WaveIP's OFDMAX Systems. WaveIP's OFDMAX leverages the IEEE 802.16-2004 MAC layer, designed for Point-to-Multipoint wireless systems. OFDMAX relies on Wavesat's DM256 WiMAX chip to deliver 10Mbps over 3.5MHz channel and features self-install Indoor Residential Subscriber Units (RSU) and Outdoor Subs (OSU), as well as Base Stations.

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Publisher	Broadband Wireless Exchange	File Format	HTML
Date Published	November 2005
Format	Case Studies
Topics	N/A

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