3. INTRODUCTION
There are basically three different options:
BROADBAND ACCESS
WIFI ACCESS
DIAL-UP ACCESS
The main problems with broadband access are
that it is pretty expensive & it doesn’t reach all
areas.
The main problem with WIFI is that hot spots are
very small, so coverage is sparse.
4. New Technology WiMAX
This new Technology would provide:-
That is less expensive than cable
Much easier to extend to rural areas
Broad coverage like cell phone networks.
WiMAX is a wireless digital communications
system also known as IEEE 802.16.
5. Working
There are two parts:
WiMAX Tower
WiMAX Receiver
WiMAX stations connect directly to the internet
with a wired connection.
6. TYPES OF WIMAX
FIXED WIMAX:
Fixed WIMAX
deployments do not cater
for hand off between
base stations, therefore
the service provider
cannot offer mobility.
MOBILE WIMAX:
Mobile WIMAX
implementations can be
used to deliver both fixed SAMSUNG MOBILE WIMAX DEVICES
& mobile services.
7. ADVANTAGES
Bandwidth Flexibility
Pricing + Contract Flexibility
Quick Installation
Interpenetration
DISADVANTAGES
WiMAX can operate at higher bitrates or over longer
distances but not both.
Omni directional antennas are used.
8. BROADBAND ACCESS
Many companies are closely examining WIMAX
for “last-mile" connectivity at high data rates.
The resulting competitions may bring lower
pricing for both home & business customers, or
bring broadband access to places where it has
been economically unavailable.
10. COMPARISON B/W WIMAX & WIFI
WIMAX WiFi
WiMAX is a long WiFi is shorter
range system. range system.
WiMAX provides WiFi is more
services analogous to analogous to a
cell phone. cordless phone.
It uses a mechanism WiFi has
based on setting up introduced a quality
connections between of service
the base station & mechanism similar
user device. to fixed Ethernet,
where packet can
receive different
priorities based on
their tags.
12. Conclusion
Within five years, we expect WiMAX to be the
dominant technology for wireless networking. By that
time it will be fully mobile, as well as providing low-
cost, fixed broadband access that will open up regions
where internet access has no far not been practical.