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WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is seen as a potentially revolutionary system to bring wireless broadband to wide areas including rural areas were this type of access has never been viable in the past. The technology will be able to compete effectively with DSL, cable and dial up connections as well as with 3G technology. This 15 page paper examines the potential problem with WiMAX and presents some of the solutions that have or may be used when implementing the technology. The bibliography cites 8 sources.
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multiplexing 11 3.1.2 Multiple Antennas 12 3.2 Mobility Problems 14 3.3 The Spectrum problems 15 4. THE FUTURE 16 REFERENCES 17 1. Introduction The development of wireless networking has been limited
with the IEEE 802.11 standards, used in individual homes to create domestic networks as well as in commercial areas. There has also be the ability of users to create connections
to the internet with the use of hot spots that are invariably located in high density areas. However, with the ability to make remote connections at hot spots and the
benefits of wireless there is a desire and demand for systems that make wireless technology more acceptable and increase the ability of connections to be made (Ribeiro et al, 2004).
WiMAX is one of these technologies; it has been broadly welcomed, even though it is not in wide scale use. WiMAX has the ability to create larger and more robust
wireless networks that do not need hot spots. However, despite the statistics that show potentially fast down load and up load speeds and the broad coverage it may offer there
are still some problems, there are two specifications, the technology is broadly line of sight, there are quality of service issues associated with mobile use and the frequency is also
a potential difficult that needs to be resolved in order for there to be standardisation. 2. The Technology 2.1 Technology Use WiMAX is new technology, but it is more than
only theoretical, the first WiMAX network has already been installed at the Science Museum in the UK (IEE Review, 2005). This was not a purposeful strategy on the part of
the Museum, Intel, which is located only a few miles away from the Museum, was looking for a company near its Swindon Head office to trial the new technology (IEE
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