WiMAX Subscriber station manufacturers
WiMAX usb dongle is used by fixed and mobile terminals for internet browsing. This page lists out manufacturer of wimax subscriber station as per IEEE 802.16-2004 standard OFDM PHY/MAC layer specifications.
Generic specifications
Following features need to be considered when you are planning to purchase subscriber station or dongle as per wimax standard.
FFT Size.
Bandwidth options supported.
RF carrier Frequency supported
Modulation/code rate supported.
Topology (TDD/FDD).
Frame size
Harris Stratex
Model is StarMAX 3160
Apacewave technologies
Web-https://www.crunchbase.com/company/apacewave
Model available is APW290,it is a USB Dongle reference design.
Intel
Web- www.intel.com
Model available is 622ANXHM.
Wavesat(acquired by cavium)
Web- www.cavium.com
Model is miniMAX.
Redline Communication
Web- www.rdlcom.com
Model SU-ORF is outdoor wimax subscriber station from redline.
It supports IEEE 802.16-2004 OFDM specifications.
Airspan
Web- www.airspan.com
Model EasyST EST350F is wimax subscriber station.
Tranzeo
Web- www.tranzeo.com
Model is TR-WMX-3-XX Series.
Aperto Networks
Web- www.apertonet.com
Model is PacketMAX 315.
It supports IEEE 802.16-2004 wimax specifications.
Alvarion
Web- www.alvarion.com
Model is BMAX PRO-S CPE.
Useful Links
Refer our page on 16d wimax physical layer which describes all the modules with modulation-code rate example.
Refer our page on WiMAX Base station Equipment Vendors.
Refer our page on WiMAX System on Chip which mentions popular base station and subscriber station chip vendors as per wimax standard.
Refer our page on hardware manufacturers of wimax.
Refer our page on what are the functions of wimax.
Refer our page on comparison of fixed wimax and mobile wimax.
Refer our page on wimax system related terms.
Refer our page on WiMAX MAC layer or Layer 2 as per IEEE 802.16-2004 standard.
Refer our page on IEEE 802.16 family of standards.
Refer our page on 802.16m technology based wimax system.
Refer our page on OFDMA physical layer or Mobile wimax physical layer.
Refer our page on OFDM versus OFDMA which covers difference between OFDM and OFDMA concepts.