Mobile Broadcasting with WiMAX
Principles, Technology and Applications
Prologue: WiMAX - The New Broadcasting Frontier( 4 pages)
PART-I INTRODUCTION TO WIRELESS NETWORKS AND MOBILE MULTIMEDIA
1. Why WiMAX for Broadcasting (20 Pages)
Wireless and Mobile Networks
WiMAX– a new opportunity for multimedia broadcasting
MobiTV, Sprint Nextel WiMAX networks
WiMAX Fastest growing wireless Technology
Universal client devices
Trend towards all IP Networks
Multimedia broadcast requirement in dense user areas
How do cellular technologies fare?
Spectrum Considerations
Connectivity Services: RSS feeds, Blog lines Mobile Google
Integration with existing applications
Security architectures
Technology convergence
2. Introduction to
Broadband Wireless Technologies (20 pages)
802.11 a/b/g/n (Wi-Fi)
Application example of 802.11g/n- Apple TV
Long distance WiFi
Wireless Mesh technologies
Broadband LANs and Metropolitan Area Networks IEEE 802.16
IEEE802.16a-Wireless MAN
802.16-2004 Fixed WiMAX
802.16e-2005 Mobile WiMAX
Quality of Service in WiMAX
Performance comparison of WiMAX and WiFi systems
3. Introduction to
Mobile Multimedia (20 pages)
What is mobile multimedia?
Content characteristics and file formats
Delivering Multimedia Content
Transmission media requirements
Mobile multimedia reception
Part II: Broadband Wireless Technologies
4. Understanding WiMAX standards and Mobile
WiMAX IEEE 802.16e( 45 pages)
Basics of OFDM
802.16-2004 Fixed WiMAX
Fixed WiMAX Physical layer(PHY)
Subchannels and Framing in Fixed WiMAX
Protocol layering in WiMAX
Mobile WiMAX IEEE802.16e-2005
Mobile WiMAX PHY layer (Scalable OFDM, Modulation Techniques)
Mobile WiMAX MAC layer (Link Initialization, Fragmentation, Retransmission)
Features of Mobile WiMAX
Mobility Management
IEEE 802.21 Media Independent handover
Power management-Sleep Mode
Handoff Methods-Hard handoff, Macro
Diversity handover
Fast Base Station Switching
Adaptive MIMO Switching(AMS)
WiMAX Multicast and Broadcast Service (MBS)
Qualcom Flash OFDM
WiBRO and Mobile WiMAX
5. WiMAX Delivery -Terrestrial and Broadcast Networks ( 15 Pages)
Spectrum Slots and Bit Rates
Bands ,Distance and Data rates
SFN Network Design for WiMAX
Typical Coverage profiles
User Density and Traffic Dimensioning
Designing WiMAX for WiFi Hotspot connectivity
6. Broadband Wireless Networks – Deployment Status worldwide(
10 pages)
Brief history of Wireless Broadband deployments
Mobile WiMAX standardization and deployments
Country Specific implementations
7. Standards Convergence in the Mobile
Multimedia Broadcasting (15 pages)
Summary of Standardization activity for Mobile Multimedia
3GPP
WiMAX Forum
IEEE
IETF
3GPP
Licensing Issues
OFCOM
FCC
How far are we from truly converged standards?
8. Chipsets for Mobile WiMAX devices
& WiMAX Handsets ( 20 pages)
Requirements of Chipsets for Mobile WiMAX
Systems on Chip (SoC) for WiMAX
Examples of Mobile Chipsets (released and Forthcoming)
Montevina
Beecem MS120
Intel Connection 2300
Altera
Wavesat UMobile™
Handsets
Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g )Unlicensed Mobile Access
Handsets
WiMAX PDA Phone Samsung SPH M-8100
9. Client Devices for WiMAX and Mobile
WiMAX ( 15 pages)
IEEE Standardization
Fixed WiMAX (IEEE 802.14-2004) Client Devices
Mobile WiMAX (IEEEE 802.16e ) Client Devices
Embedded WiMAX MP3 Players
USB Adapters-Airspan
Ultra Light PCs
Game Consoles
PDAs and PocketPCs
Smartphones
10. Software Architectures for Mobile
Multimedia Wireless Phones ( 20 pages)
Application environment Definition
Operating System based Support of 3GPP and Wireless features
Java (J2ME) based Software Architectures
BREW based Software Architectures
Linux Based Software architectures
11 . Spectrum for WiMAX Networks ( 25 Pages)
Considerations in the use of Spectrum for WiMAX
Spectrum Bands
Channelling Plans
Performance Characteristics
Country specific Plans
12. Integrating WiMAX with conventional networks ( 23 Pages)
A strategic overview of network architecture for practical broadcast applications
-International and Regional Standards
-Vendor agreed implementation Profiles
-Signaling standards
-Interpretability Testing
WiMAX and CDMA Networks
WiMAX and 3G-GSM networks
WiMAX and Wi-Fi
Generic Network Access 3GPP TS43.318
Integrating WiMAX deliveries in broadcast environment
IPV6 usage update
Mobile IP (MIP) V6
Fast Mobile IP (FMIP) V6
Integrating WiMAX with IPV6 and Internet Multimedia Subsystem (IMS)
Converged Network architectures
Can Mobile WiMAX replace 3G Networks?
Part III: Mobile Broadcasting
Technologies
13. Broadcasting Mobile Multimedia (20 pages)
Delivering Multimedia Content
3GPP Standards
3GPP
3GPP2
The 3G air interfaces
IMS Architecture
IMS Service definitions
Streaming
Progressive download
Presence
Instant Messaging
14. Mobile TV Technologies – A Strategic Overview ( 25 pages)
A brief overview of broadcasting technologies for Mobile TV and Multimedia
3 G Networks for Mobile broadcasting
1xEV-DO and HSDPA
DVB-H
T-DMB and S-DMB
Media FLO
Mobile TV using 3G Evolved Networks
Mobile TV using MBMS and MCBCS
Mobile WiMAX
MIMO
Differentiators for Mobile WiMAX
3G Network Characteristics and Evolution to 4G
15. IPTV and WiMAX ( 30 pages)
Basics of IP TV
IPTV is not Internet TV
IPTV using native RTP
IPTV based on DVB-IPI
IPTV for standard definition and High definition networks
Extending IPTV to mobile networks
IPTV and WiMAX
Part IV: Converged Architecture, Design and Applications
16 . Mobile Broadcasting
using WiMAX – A Technology overview ( 25 Pages)
Introduction: MobiTV WiMAX broadcasting MobiBlu
WiMAX Protocol Specifications PHY and MAC
Higher layer protocols: IETF
Basics of delivery of TV over Broadband
Transport stream over IP Networks DVB-IPI (TS 102 034)
Technology for delivery of Broadband content over IP ( TS 102 539)
Internetwork and Intervendor Protocols: 3GPP
Broadcasting considerations to Mobile devices
Streaming and Progressive download
WiMAX inter working with 3GPP
WiMAX End to End Protocol structures
WiMAX Application Classes
WiMAX Mobile Video
Mobile Digital Radio
Audio and Video Downloads
File Transfers ( Flute)
IMS services
Mobile TV
Generic Network Access(GNA)
Comparison with 3G technologies
Relative Positioning of WIMAX
3GPP and 3GPP2
HSDPA
EV-DO Rev A and Rev B
EV-DO Rev C
17. Broadcast Applications of WiMAX networks ( 20 Pages)
Internet radio
News gathering Networks
Cable Wireless Extensions using WiMAX
Surveillance networks
Internet TV
Video on Demand
Interactive TV
Integration with Home networks
WiMAX Mobile TV
18.WiMAX and Mobile Multimedia
Broadcasting- Integrated Applications (15 Pages)
Conventional Broadcasting to Interactive Broadcasting
Broadcast and Multicast Associated Interactive services
Designing Broadcast Applications for High Bandwidth interactive networks
Peer to Peer (P2P) Internet TV
Google TV
Microsoft Smartphone
platform
19. Content Security in WiMAX Networks ( 15 pages)
Enhanced security in WiMAX Wireless environment
Conditional Access and Content Security
Implementation Examples
MobiTV-NDS
20. The Business Case for Mobile
WiMAX (15 Pages)
WiMAX costings- Equipment, Spectrum, rollout
WiMAX Services portfolio
Mobile devices
Business modelling for WiMAX networks
21. Case Studies of WiMAX Networks ( 20 Pages)
MobiTV
Sprint Nextel
Softbank
Clearwire
KDDI
Nortel-Brazil
22. WiMAX and Broadcasting: Future Trends( 8 Pages)
Factors
influencing future developments in wireless broadcast applications
IMT Advanced (4G)
Next Generation Mobile
Networks(NGMN)
Glossary