ApaceWave introduces APW-2000 Mobile WiMAX Wave 2 baseband SoC

by uusjio | September 9, 2007 at 06:59 pm
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The APW-2000 is a high-performance, low-power, mobile WiMAX baseband SoC containing PHY, MAC, embedded CPU, and multiple data interfaces. Supported by powerful mobile station software, the SoC requires a minimum of external components to create WiMAX modems for CPE's, PC Cards, USB adapters, and portable handheld devices.

Based on ApaceWave's IP portfolio of over 20 patents, the APW-2000 architecture and algorithms were engineered for low-power, high data rate, and exceptional performance under full-mobility channel conditions.

The APW-2000 supports all 802.16 mobile WiMAX Wave 2 features, including MIMO Matrix A & B, and Beam Forming.

"ODMs (Original Design Manufacturers) face the challenge of reducing overall costs as markets mature," said Gwong-Yih Lee, CEO of ApaceWave Technologies. "ApaceWave proactively aligned product features and support with these pressing ODM needs. This unique focus, combined with top-performance technology, makes ApaceWave's SoC a true lowest-total-cost solution."

With R&D facilities in both the US and China, ApaceWave combines its industry-leading WiMAX technology with a strategy of serving the ODM sector through product features and local expert support to ease manufacturing challenges.

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