Long Range Wireless Technology

This is the basic standard that was released in With lower data rates of Mbps for mobile applications and Gbps for fixed applications. This too could be true for 802. 16.. With the release of the 802. 162004 standard, the previous documents, including the and amendments were withdrawn. The standard only addressed fixed operation. In this way it has been the major networking standard for over years. This amendment to provided system profile for operating between and GHz while also providing for Quality of Service aspects.

Its aim was to enable greater levels of interoperability. Relationship with WiMAX Forum The WiMAX Forum was formed in It increased the spectrum that was specified to include frequencies between and GHz. One good example of standard that has evolved is Ethernet. 802. 16e802. 162005 This standard, also known as 802. 162005 in view of the release date.

802. 16f Management information base 802. 16g Management plane procedures and services 802. 16h Improved coexistence mechanisms for licenseexempt operation 802. 16j Multihop relay specification 802. 16k bridging 802. 16m Advanced air interface. It will allow cellular, macro and micro cell coverage, with currently there are no restrictions on the RF bandwidth although it is often referred to as 802. 162004 in view of its release date, provided for nomadic and mobile use including handover. The aim was to enable greater levels of interoperability. The first standard was approved in 2001and this was followed by two amendments to the basic standard.

It increased the spectrum that was specified to include frequencies between and GHz. This has been achieved by simply upgrading the standard to keep pace with the needs of the users. Its aim was to prepare formal standards that would be used for the deployment of broadband metropolitan area networks around the world. These amendments addressed issues of radio spectrum and interoperability and came under the designations 802. 16a and 802. 16c.

This amendment to provided system profile for operating between and GHz while also providing for Quality of Service aspects. Only by taking account of the way in which technology is moving and the new requirements for 802. 16, can it keep pace with the needs of the users. Its aim is to promote and certify compatibility and interoperability of broadband wireless products.

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