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  • Fujitsu Improves WiMax Efficiency

    KDDI has announced early results from their joint R&D with Fujitsu Labs on energy and cost saving measures for future WiMax base stations. Nitride gallium HEMT, a stronger semiconductor material than conventional silicon, was used in a field experiment which achieved electric power output of 25W and operation frequency 2.5GHz. According to the statement they recorded electric power efficiency of the transmission amplifier at 30% improvement over previous attempts.

    Original press release - in Japanese - Here.

    Posted: 4 March 2007 | Filed: Network Technology, Wireless Internet | Feedback | Print |
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