Over the past year I’ve been writing about potential transmission standards for a nextgeneration broadcast platform (NGBP). The most promising standards are all based on orthogonal frequency division ...
Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) has grown to be the most popular communications system in high-speed communications in the last decade. In fact, many industry leaders have said that ...
Over the past several years, orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) has received considerable attention from the general wireless community and in particular from the wireless LAN (WLAN) ...
German engineering and manufacturing giant Siemens AG is adding another broadband technology to its growing portfolio of new high-speed wireless systems slated for delivery early next year. Under an ...
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Working in the Chicago region, Motorola conducted a series of demonstrations using OFDM on a 20MHz channel with multiple-antenna handheld devices. This work, the company says, has proven that a 20MHz ...
Slovakia is home to what Flarion Technologies Inc. is calling the world’s first commercial launch of a new broadband wireless technology designed to compete with Wi-Fi and 3G (third-generation) ...
Wi-LAN Inc. reports that it has acquired six important OFDM patents relating to Wi-Fi and WiMAX from the University of Bristol in England for a total consideration of $300,000 (U.S.). The patents, ...
Flarion Technologies, the architect of the Flash-OFDM mobile broadband system, that T-Mobile International, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG, deployed a trial of Flarion’s system for mobile ...
Wi-LAN Inc.'s stock price jumped Friday, after U.S. regulators did an about-face that will permit the use of the company's W-OFDM technology in a key part of the next generation of wireless ...
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