1. Broadband Toward WiMAX Technology
Djadja Achmad Sardjana
djadja@bapinger.web.id

2. Forces of Growth
Drives telecom industry demand for:
Feature-rich applications increasingly popularized
by operators seeking to differentiate services
Seamless mobility across networks and devices
drives integration and convergence
Ubiquitous connections deliver a “personal
broadband on-the-go”

3. Wireless Broadband Solutions
Backhaul BPL Mesh Canopy WiMAX
Point-to-point & Extend Fixed and mobile, Proven High-performing,
Point-to- connections to area wide broadband standards-based
multipoint multi-tenant units coverage wireless access broadband
high throughput using powerline solutions solution wireless access

4. Applications
Residential
Access
Point-to-Point
Enterprise
Connections Access
Multi-Dwelling Rural Access
Access
Metro-wide
Coverage

5. Segments
Solutions complement and complete operator networks
Government &
Wireless Wireline New Entrants
Enterprise
Solutions can be deployed as complementary
to existing networks or as a primary access
technology where alternatives do not exist
Current investments, access to spectrum, and
customer use cases will drive the operator’s
spend decisions

6. Backhaul
Secure, reliable, point-to-point IP connectivity
Reaching new spaces by bridging and extending voice and
data networks, and enabling new applications and services
Interconnecting campus buildings and remote offices
Backhaul
Backhauling cellular sites and Wi-Fi hotspots
Bridging enterprise voice and data
Temporary and disaster recovery
Fiber replacement

7. WiMAX
Broadband wireless access in licensed spectrum
High-performing, standards based solution supporting
fixed, nomadic, portable, and mobile applications
(2.5 GHz, 3.5 GHz)
Standards-based, last-mile connections
as well as mobile networks
Wireless alternative to wired access,
greater range and bandwidth than Wi-Fi
IEEE 802.16 specification first introduced
in 2001; backed by 200+ companies
Promises to standardize equipment,
making it interoperable and cost effective
"WiMAX" is an acronym that stands for Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access.

8. WiMAX
•WiMAX 802.16 Rev. E meets the market
demand for cost-effective and high-
performing broadband wireless service
802.16 Rev. D and 802.16 Rev. E will
802.16 Rev. E
become the dominant
represent different
and incompatible WiMAX standard even
technologies for fixed systems

9. WiMAX Forum
Member of Boards WiMAX Forum:
Last but not least Indonesia Involvement:
Regular Member:
PT Indosat Mega Media
PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Tbk
(See on http://www.wimaxforum.org/about/roster/)

10. WiMAX Forum

11. WiMAX Forum – Time Line
2006 2007 2008

12. WiMAX Roadmap
2006 2007 2008
Networks
3.5 GHz Fixed Networks 3.5 GHz & 2.5 GHz
Fixed and Mobile Networks
Devices
Fixed Outdoor and PCMCIA Cards Handsets &
Indoor Modems & Vehicular Modems Smart Phones

13. WiMAX Design Features
High Performing Flexible Install Truly Mobile
Spectrally efficient OFDMA Zero-footprint base sites and Provides full cellular-like
interface, advanced antenna all outdoor design for flexible, capability and seamless
techniques, reduced latencies unobtrusive installations inter-technology handovers
Reduced CAPEX Reduced OPEX
Integrated design avoids associated Elimination of high cost centralized
real estate, no-touch software boxes, simplified management,
upgrades, simple fiber implementation reduced core transport costs

14. WiMAX Infrastructure
WiMAX strategy considers a tiered portfolio to address varying market
segments and their application requirements
Diversity Access Point
» Fixed, nomadic and
Ultra Light Access Point mobile
» Data services and
» Fixed, nomadic only carrier-class voice
application » Multimodal handsets
» Primarily data services » MIMO
and basic voice
» Reduced cost to deploy
and own, easy to install Smart Antenna Access Point
and manage
» Fixed, nomadic and
mobile
» Data services and
carrier-class voice
» Multimodal handsets
» Strong indoor
penetration
» Beam steering

15. Converged Network
Enabled by a common IP core
Providing the end-user with transparent and seamless connectivity
to their media using the best network and the best device
Common Access
IP Core Networks
IP Multimedia Cellular
Subsystem (IMS)
Wireline

16. WiMAX in Indonesia
Telkom
Telco Operator Indosat
CSM
APJII
Indo-WLI
ISP & Community Mastel
CBN
Dirjen Postel :
Workshop 25 April 2006
Regulation Polling 12 June 2006
Academic Institution (UI)
Aceh Tsunami (Disaster) Yayasan Air Putih
Application Rural & Village Development
Recent Survey
ITB
Academic
UI
Involvement
FKHMEI

17. Questions & Answers

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