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For example, Motorola's solutions employ the latest developments such as multi-carrier power amplifiers
that make use of digital pre-distortion and A-Doherty techniques to maximize efficiency, minimize running
costs and ultimately reduce the network's impact on the environment. Motorola’s “Zero Foot Print”
solution offers cost-effective deployment options to deliver UMTS-HSPA capability. In addition to
providing increased deployment and revenue opportunities in areas that are likely to see high return on
investment, this solution also simplifies the business case in areas where the cost of deployment was
otherwise unfavorable. Using a distributed architecture, the “Zero Foot Print” solution comprises network
elements that are physically small and thus relatively easy to site, a major consideration in dense urban
areas where space is invariably a premium. When combined with features such as RAN site sharing,
remote antenna adjustment and the various backhaul techniques offered, Motorola’s UMTS-HSPA
solutions open up a host of exciting deployment opportunities and capabilities.
Motorola’s early commitment to Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) has given it vast
experience and expertise in designing, planning, optimizing and managing OFDM LTE mobile broadband
networks. It’s also yielded tremendous insight into perfecting the LTE network scheduler, the master
controller of the radio access network that prioritizes voice and data traffic. Motorola is leveraging this
extensive OFDM, multiple-in/multiple out (MIMO), all-IP wireless broadband experience, and expertise in
the LTE scheduler to deliver a complete award-winning LTE solution that supports both FDD and TD-LTE
Rel-8 and future Releases 9 and 10.
Motorola’s commercial LTE deployments are based on its “4th Generation” OFDM platforms that have
been proven and field-hardened and for which algorithms have been optimized to deliver best
performance in real-life environments (Rel-8 and future Releases 9 and 10).
Motorola was involved in more than 30 LTE trials or engagements with customers around the world in the
third quarter of 2010, including a contract with Zain Saudi Arabia, and publicly announced activities with
KDDI and China Mobile Communications Corporation (CMCC). In addition, Motorola has a state-of-the-art
LTE trial network and testing facility in Swindon, U.K. where customers can engage in LTE technology
field trials and detailed real-world equipment testing. Motorola’s Hangzhou R&D Center is actively
engaged with the TD-LTE trials initiated by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT)
as part of its efforts to develop a globally competitive TD-LTE industry.
During 2010, Motorola was selected by China Mobile Communications Corporation (CMCC) as the
primary TD-LTE solution partner to provide indoor coverage for all major pavilions at the World Expo 2010
Shanghai China (Rel-8). Motorola also integrated and launched the world’s first TD-LTE USB dongle that
supports both 2.3 GHz and 2.6 GHz (Rel-8 and future releases), helping build a healthy TD-LTE
ecosystem for operators.
Motorola’s LTE solution is comprised of its OFDM broadband platform and a selection of radio options
that include MIMO and smart antennas (Rel-8, Rel-9 and Rel-10). It also features Motorola’s advanced
self-organizing network (SON) solution that helps operators lower the operation and management-related
OPEX (Rel-8 and future releases). Motorola’s 2nd generation LTE eNodeB WBR 700 series, is the first
and only LTE-Advanced capable EnodeB solution available today (Rel-10), features Motorola proprietary
Intelligent OFDM Scheduler and also includes the industry’s first TD-LTE 4Tx/8Rx radio head (Rel-8, Rel-
9 and Rel-10).
Motorola’s LTE portfolio also includes its evolved packet core (EPC) solution - the Wireless Broadband
Core (WBC) 700 portfolio, backhaul, network management solutions, video solutions that monetize LTE
investment, and a complete portfolio of professional services. The Motorola WBC 700 is comprised of
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