Point-to-Multipoint CAP 320 Access Point

Service providers need to deliver reliable, high-quality broadband service at a low investment to succeed in today’s competitive marketplace. The CAP 320 is an 802.16e standard fixed, outdoor solution that provides reliable, cost-effective fixed connectivity in the 3 GHz licensed bands. Motorola’s wireless broadband access network solution provides carriers, service providers and enterprise network operators a robust wireless broadband portfolio of products to deliver cost-effective, scalable, secure broadband access exactly when and where it is needed. Licensed and unlicensed solutions can be deployed at the same tower location, leveraging infrastructure costs and reducing the total cost of ownership.

Applications
• Green Field - Extend licensed coverage into new areas that are currently unserved.
• Leverage Existing License - Maintain the operator license by offering wireless broadband connectivity in the licensed band.
• Network Edge - Extend connectivity into low density areas on the edge of deployed mobile WiMAX coverage areas.

CAP 320 Key Features
• Rapid Installation of Connectivity Access Points and Subscriber Modules have easy to use alignment tools and do not require an equipment room or environment controlled area at the AP tower location.
• Low Cost Infrastructure The CAP 320 does not require ASN gateways or specialized CSN servers. The system efficiently runs over a wireless backhaul by performing local peer-to-peer routing at the base station.
• 802.16e WiMAX CPE Compatibility: The CAP 320 uses an 802.16e air interface and is capable of interoperating with WiMAX certified CPEs.
• Licensed Spectrum: CAP 320 products are available in the 3.3 – 3.8 GHz spectrum.
• High Throughput: Each CAP 320 is capable of up to 23 Mbps in a 10 MHz channel per sector. A four-sector tower can provide 92 Mbps maximum capacity using just two 10MHz channels.
• Coverage and Performance: The CAP 320 uses OFDM and MIMO technology which provides near-line of sight (nLOS) and some non-line of sight (NLOS) coverage especially in multi-path environments.