Mobile - Wireless Communications White Papers
WiMAX: Taxonomy
Overview Technology has made the world a lot smaller. One of the key advancements was the advent of the internet. The internet has made access to information a lot simpler and easier. But since the beginning the availability and speed of access have been the key factors to the internet. WI-FI revolutionized the internet access by taking it wireless. And today WiMax promises to take the internet to a whole new level. This paper will look at the 802.16 (WiMax) technology and see what are the key challenges involved. It also takes a look at the Sprint implementation of the technology in Baltimore.
| Publisher | University of Nebraska | File Format | |
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| Date Published | December 2008 | ||
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