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Samsung to use ArrayComm smart antenna technology
Stuart Corner
Thursday, 08 December 2005 08:28
ArrayComm claims that its technology can deliver large gains in the coverage, capacity, and data rates of any wireless communications system, in base station, client device, or MIMO architectures. To date it has been applied to WiMAX, PHS, GSM, WLL, WCDMA, and HC-SDMA.
According to ArrayComm its smart antenna software is operating in more than 275,000 commercial deployments today. It is a key component of Personal Broadband Australia's iBurst wireless broadband access service to portable devices.
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