| Scalability:
As your network grows, any VIP 110-24 node can be promoted to become
a repeater; the only requirement for a new node to be attached is to have
RF connectivity to any node already in the network - a deployment strategy
called any point-to-multipoint - since any node already in the network
can become the centre of a point-to-multipoint branch.
Hard to reach locations that are obstructed can easily be reached by
VINE implementation into that neighborhood. These VIP "leaves"
are available in 2 Mbps, 5.5 Mbps and 11 Mbps throughput configurations.
Leaves are upgradeable to higher throughput speeds either locally or over
the air.
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Non-line-of-sight obstacles conquered with patented VINE technology
Wi-LAN's
Libra MX™, the world's first fourth-generation OFDM broadband
wireless product, gives WiMAX performance today, and guaranteed
migration to WiMAX-certified systems when they become available.
It allows carriers to build a foundation for WiMAX now, and achieve
rapid ROI by delivering advanced services like VoIP, data and video
over expanded wireless networks immediately.
The
LIBRA family unleashes the power of non-line-of-sight (NLOS) to
fixed wireless access with Wi-LAN's patented W-OFDM technology.
Operating in the unlicensed 5.8GHz frequency band, LIBRA is Wi-LAN's
3rd generation W-OFDM product line and has been deployed in over
30 countries worldwide.
Wi-LAN's
Ultima3 product family for the 5.8GHz frequency band includes Rapid
Deployment (RD) and Extended Range (ER) radios for point-to-point
applications, and Multi-Point (MP) radios for point-to-multipoint
applications, giving your network the flexibility to grow with your
business. Ultima3 uses Wi-LAN's patented MC-DSSS (multi-code direct
sequence spread spectrum) technology. MC-DSSS is a spectrally efficient
modulation technique that offers improvements in terms of data rates,
reliability, costs and security.