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WAVETEQ COMMUNICATIONS INC.WAVETEQ COMMUNICATIONS INC.
Springfield, Illinois, USA Springfield, Illinois, USA October 17, 2007October 17, 2007
Building Better NetworksBuilding Better Networks
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TERRESTIAL WIRELESS
SATELLITE
WIRELINE
WAVETEQ's MARKET AREA
COMPETITIVE ACCESS COMPETITIVE ACCESS TECHNOLOGIESTECHNOLOGIES
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THE WIRELESS TRENDTHE WIRELESS TREND
We see wireless technology platforms evolve with ever
increasing processing power, increasing bandwidth
and increasing self-reliant power to enable a world
where interactive services are no longer delivered to a location but on demand to
individuals anywhere.
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WAVETEQ’s MISSIONWAVETEQ’s MISSION
Our Mission is to help people in small communities, rural
areas and developing nations to improve their social and
economic conditions by supporting network
operators, integrators and value added resellers to bring
best-in-class wireless solutions to their
communities © Communications Inc. +1-888-WAVETEQ (928-3837)
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WAVETEQ’s SOLUTIONWAVETEQ’s SOLUTION
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DATA
Shadow Mini CAT 5e or 6 Local Area Network
VOICE
VIDEO
Shadow Master
Voice, Video & Voice, Video & DataData
or / and
Indoor Wireless
WAVETEQ LINKS THE END WAVETEQ LINKS THE END USERUSER
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INTELLIGENT BASE STATIONINTELLIGENT BASE STATIONExample:Example:
•ShadowMasterShadowMaster™ ™ Intelligent BaseStation + Intelligent BaseStation + Operating SystemOperating System
•Self contained, all-in-one design Self contained, all-in-one design for main CPU board, radios & for main CPU board, radios & backhaul antenna backhaul antenna
•Enables a cellular approach to Enables a cellular approach to Wi-Fi deploymentWi-Fi deployment
•802.11a,b,g compatible802.11a,b,g compatible
•Rugged enclosure, wide Rugged enclosure, wide operating temperature rangeoperating temperature range
•PoE - Power over Ethernet PoE - Power over Ethernet simplifies poweringsimplifies powering
•Unit is easy to mount & deployUnit is easy to mount & deploy
•Vert. & Horiz mounting supports Vert. & Horiz mounting supports sectorizationsectorization
•Extends Internet Services up to Extends Internet Services up to 18 Miles with backhaul antenna18 Miles with backhaul antenna
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CCUSTOMER PREMISE USTOMER PREMISE EQUIPMENTEQUIPMENT
•High performance Routable Customer Premise Equipment
•Self contained, all-in-one design
•Dual Frequency Antenna
•802.11a,b,g compatible
•Rugged enclosure, wide operating temperature range
•PoE - Power over Ethernet simplifies powering
•Easy installation
•Vert. & Horiz mounting supports sectorization
•Dynamic VLAN Capabities Enabling Nomadic Service Offerings
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SHAPING THE BEAMSHAPING THE BEAMUSE ANTENNAS TO SHAPE - LIKE LIGHT
OMNI – DONUT SHAPEDSECTOR COVERAGE 30, 60, 90 120 DEGCONCENTRATED FOR POINT TO POINT
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RURAL COMMUNITY NO RURAL COMMUNITY NO TREESTREES
Prairie CommunityPrairie Community
•A multi-frequency A multi-frequency Wi-Fi deployment is Wi-Fi deployment is usedused
•The higher The higher capacity 5 Ghz capacity 5 Ghz 802.11 is used to 802.11 is used to gather as much gather as much traffic from the traffic from the townsite as townsite as possiblepossible
•The Remaining The Remaining Traffic and the Traffic and the Rural is Gathered Rural is Gathered with 2.4 Ghz with 2.4 Ghz 802.11b/g 802.11b/g EquipmentEquipment
5.8 Ghz 5.8 Ghz CoverageCoverage
2.4 Ghz 2.4 Ghz CoverageCoverage
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SMALL COMMUNITY WITH SMALL COMMUNITY WITH TREESTREESA multi-frequency deployment A multi-frequency deployment
is used to Counter the Foliageis used to Counter the Foliage•The higher capacity 5 Ghz The higher capacity 5 Ghz 802.11a band is used to gather 802.11a band is used to gather most of the traffic from the most of the traffic from the townsitetownsite•The Remaining Traffic is The Remaining Traffic is Collected with 900 Mhz Collected with 900 Mhz EquipmentEquipment
900 Mhz 900 Mhz CoverageCoverage
5.8 Ghz 5.8 Ghz CoverageCoverage
2.4 Ghz 2.4 Ghz CoverageCoverage
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CELLULARIZED MUNI Wi-FiCELLULARIZED MUNI Wi-FiSmall Town, America:Small Town, America:•A cellular approach to Wi-Fi A cellular approach to Wi-Fi deployment is enabled using deployment is enabled using Intelligent Repeaters where Intelligent Repeaters where the frequencies can be reusedthe frequencies can be reused
•15 Intelligent Repeaters 15 Intelligent Repeaters needed in this deployment for needed in this deployment for 800 homes800 homes
•Allows all public areas in the Allows all public areas in the community (parks, camp community (parks, camp grounds roads to be serviced)grounds roads to be serviced)
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Cellularized Small Town Wi-Cellularized Small Town Wi-FiFi
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What’s Important in What’s Important in WirelessWireless
RuggedRugged ReliableReliable RobustRobust
Easy to Use Easy to Use Better ROI Better ROI for ...Network for ...Network Operator Operator
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OPPORTUNITY & OPPORTUNITY & OBJECTIVESOBJECTIVES
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Market Growth of 38% per year
Combine Wi-Fi an Wi-MAX Global Standards on One Routable Platform with Dynamic VLAN and Multi-VLAN Functions Allows Smart Virtual Infrastructure Components for Easy Deployment by Network Operators
Combine Licensed and Unlicensed
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……and More Objectivesand More Objectives
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Combined multi-frequency, multi-radios and Dual Frequency Antennas to Provide Flexibility
Our Objective is to RUN the Future Applications that Users are Looking for ie: Interactive Voice, Video & Data
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Wi-FiShadowMaster
Verson 1.0June 2005
Wi-MAXShadowMasterNovember 2008VLAN Capable3.5 Ghz Band
Wi-FiShadowMaster
June 2006 VLAN Capable
Commercial CPE March 2007
Routable
2.4 GHz
Wi-MAX CPERoutable
November 2008 3.5 Ghz Bands
8/21/2007
WAVETEQ’S PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Wi-Fi ShadowMaster September 2007
900 MHz
CURRENT PRODUCTS
PRODUCTSUNDER
DEVELOPMENT
Data & Some Voice Data, Nomadic Voice & Some Video
CUSTOMER PREMISE EQUIPMENT
INTELLIGENT BASE STATIONS
MULTI – RADIO BASE STATIONS
Commercial CPE September 2007
Routable
900 MHz
Commercial CPE March 2007
Routable
5 GHz
Wi-MAX CPERoutable
June 2009
5 Ghz Band
Wi-MAXShadowMaster
June 2009VLAN Capable
5 Ghz Band
Commercial CPE November 2007
Routable
2.4 & 5 GHz
Wi-MAXShadowMAX
February 2009VLAN Capable3.5 Ghz Band
Wi-MAXShadowMAX
September 2009VLAN Capable
5 Ghz Band
ACCESS POINTS
Wi-MAXShadowAccessNovember 2008
3.5 Ghz Band
Wi-MAXShadowAccess
June 2008
5 Ghz Band
Wi-FiShadowAccess February 2008
2.4 & 5 GHz
WORKING PROTOTYPE
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300MISDN; 2x, 128k
mmWaveWireless
Dialup Modem, x, 56k
5,000 X,
ISDN; 2x, 128k
mmWAVE TECHNOLOGYmmWAVE TECHNOLOGY
Cable Modem; 15-30x0.85 - 1.5 M
(x)DSL; 15 – 75x0.85 – 4.2 M
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……..THERE ARE MANY SPECTRAL ..THERE ARE MANY SPECTRAL ALLOTMENTS AVAILABLEALLOTMENTS AVAILABLE
24.00 25.00 26.00 27.00 28.00 29.00 30.00 31.00 32.00
GHz
Venezuela
USA
ITU/ETSI/CEPT
Thailand
Spain
South Africa
Singapore
Romania
Poland
Philippines
Peru
Paraguay
New Zealand
Mexico
Korea
Hungary
Ecuador
Colombia
Canada
Bolivia
Australia
Argentina
Czech R.
24.5 -26.5GHz
ITU GG8 ”Broadband
Wireless Access” Bands
27.5 - 29.5GHz 31.8 - 33.4GHz Venezuela
USA
ITU/ETSI/UK
Thailand
Spain
South Africa
Singapore
Romania
Poland
Philippines
Japan
Paraguay/Peru
New Zealand
Mexico
Korea
Hungary
Ecuador
Colombia
Canada
Bolivia
Australia
Argentina
Czech R.
37.00 38.00 39.00 40.00 41.00 42.00 43.00
GHz
37.0 - 43.5GHz
At mmWAVE Frequencies
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THE mmWAVE COST THE mmWAVE COST REDUCTION CHALLENGEREDUCTION CHALLENGE
mmWave mmWave Radio Radio
InstallationInstallation
Inner Plumbing - $$$Inner Plumbing - $$$
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TECHNOLOGY OPTIONS EXISTTECHNOLOGY OPTIONS EXIST CERAMIC HTCC PACKAGINGCERAMIC HTCC PACKAGING
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Provides An Integrated Design
1”
1”
Tx Chain Rx Chain
RFOut
RFIn
IF In IF Out
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Contact Info:WaveTeq Communications Inc.222-3121 Hill Road.Lake Country, BC, Canada, V4V 1G1Ph: +1-250-766-9229 x202Cell: [email protected]
